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The D-PREP Secondary Campus serves Middle School and High School students. It features innovative laboratories and sports facilities, complemented by cutting-edge technology. The learning spaces are designed for collaboration, with classrooms equipped for teamwork and a Fresh Air system in all learning spaces.
The campus includes a library stocked with books for diverse learning styles, a life skills room, and a rooftop garden to inspire creativity through outdoor learning. For parents, the Dean & Deluca café provides a space to enjoy coffee and pastries. Sports facilities include a gymnasium, swimming pool, football field, track and field area, and a Yoga Fly studio for aerial fitness.
D-PREP International School’s Secondary Campus in Samut Prakan, Thailand, serves students from Grades 6–12 with an American curriculum framework, incorporating Advanced Placement (AP) courses at the high school level. The campus offers dedicated science labs, art and music studios, a black-box theatre, and a multi-sport gymnasium. Students benefit from small class sizes, which supports individualized attention. A standout feature is the school’s focus on project-based learning, especially in STEM, where students apply academic concepts to real-world challenges. The school also promotes leadership development through its student council and community engagement programs. Located just outside Bangkok, the campus is easily accessible and offers a school bus service.
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