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CISB began with planning initiated in 2018 by a dedicated School Board aiming to offer quality, affordable international education. After an 18‑month development phase, it received its full operational license from the Thai Ministry of Education and proceeded to recruit its first cohort of teachers and students to launch its primary education offering.
CISB has a diverse international community of students, staff, and families from varied cultural and religious backgrounds. The school strengthens this community through events like Loy Krathong, Songkran, and International Dress Day, which celebrate cultural traditions. Christmas festivities and Sports Day also bring students, parents, and teachers together in joyful, shared experiences. These activities encourage bonding, mutual respect, and a sense of belonging. Parents are actively involved, fostering deeper school–family connections.
The school does not have an official PTA.
Centurion International School is a private international school in Bangkok offering the British curriculum, primarily serving students in early years and primary levels. The school focuses on foundational subjects like English, mathematics, and science, supported by rotating foundation subjects and project-based learning. The campus includes air-conditioned classrooms, a science lab, music and art rooms, a library, an indoor play area, and outdoor playground facilities. Technology is used in classrooms to support learning, and the school offers school bus services and a canteen.
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