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The school follows the English National Curriculum in a modified form and uses IPC in the primary years. In Years 10 and 11 students follow an iGCSE programme, followed by A Levels in the final two years. The Guidance team supports university and career planning, helping students prepare for higher education. After-school activities support the development of critical thinking, independence, and a strong academic profile.
The school has a 500-seat theatre and eight music practice rooms plus a dance studio. There are two Art and Design rooms, a print room, and a kiln to support visual arts and design work. Primary and Secondary Libraries provide spaces for reading and research. These facilities enable arts performances and creative projects within the school.
Students communicate in more than one language as part of the School-wide Learner Outcomes. Spun's Gallery showcases Thai and Western traditional costumes and Thai literature, reflecting an intercultural perspective. The school emphasizes international mindedness and language development as everyday practice. The environment supports cultural exchange and language growth.
Residential trips provide learning outside the classroom and opportunities to develop leadership and independence. These trips have core focuses to enhance academic learning and personal and social development. They expose students to activities not available in school and build teamwork and resilience. These experiences strengthen friendships and contribute to a positive, caring school community.
Two indoor basketball courts, a gym, a football field and grass sport fields support sport and fitness activities. A half Olympic-size swimming pool and an Early Years pool provide swimming opportunities. A sick bay with a nurse on site supports student health. Well-being is a core part of the School-wide Learner Outcomes, emphasizing physical and mental well-being and a safe, caring environment.
Charter International School in Bangkok educates students aged 2–18 through the English National Curriculum, combined with the International Primary Curriculum (IPC), Pearson Edexcel IGCSE, and Cambridge A Levels. Early Years follow the EYFS framework, with specialist lessons in music, PE, swimming, and Thai language starting from Reception. The school offers dedicated science labs, art and design spaces, sports fields, a swimming pool, and music and drama rooms to support its academic and creative programs. A key feature is the House System, with students joining Lanta, Samet, or Phuket for friendly competitions, leadership roles, and community events. Weekly Homeroom sessions address personal growth, study skills, and well-being, creating a structured support network throughout all stages of learning.
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