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Future Steps International School Bangkok operates Early Years and Primary education on a shared Sukhumvit campus at 58/2 Sukhumvit Soi 31 Yaek 4, Bangkok 10110. The Primary School opened a new Primary School and is enrolling children up to 11 years (Year 6) for August 2025. The Early Years Foundation Stage caters to children from 16 months to K2. The Primary School follows the British curriculum. Activity-based learning supports practical, hands-on learning with Maths Mastery, and the curriculum emphasizes social and emotional development in a caring environment. English language support is available through an English as an Additional Language (EAL) program.
First & Future Steps International School Bangkok (FSB) educates children from 16 months to 11 years in the central Sukhumvit 31 and 39 area of Watthana. Founded in 1997 as The First Steps preschool, the school expanded in August 2024 to include its primary campus under the name Future Steps. FSB follows the British Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) in preschool and the British National Curriculum through Year 6. Teaching is conducted in English, with optional French and German classes. Facilities include two indoor swimming pools, sports areas, and spaces for creative arts. Signature features of the school include a strong play‑based creative arts program, integrated EAL support for young learners, and a convenient tuk‑tuk shuttle connecting the campus to the nearby BTS station.
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