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Thailand, Chonburi
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ISC follows the British National Curriculum, beginning with a play-based Early Years programme (ages 2–4) focused on language, social-emotional, cognitive, and physical development through the Project Approach.
From Year 1 through Year 6 (ages 5–11), instruction shifts to a more structured format with daily literacy and numeracy, alongside foundation subjects such as History, Geography, P.E., Art & Design, Music, ICT, Drama, and Thai Studies.
Learning is cross‑curricular and inquiry-based, emphasising hands-on activities, research, discussion, and depth of understanding under teacher facilitation.
The curriculum is enriched through integration of music, art, physical education, and Thai Studies taught by specialist teachers in Primary years.
International School of Chonburi (ISC), founded in 2009, is a small international primary school located south of Pattaya in Chonburi province. It serves children aged 2 to 11 within its Reggio Emilia‑inspired Early Years and British National Curriculum primary school, with classrooms typically hosting around 8–19 students. Learning is led through active, creative and cross‑curricular topics, including English, Maths, Science, History, Geography, Thai Studies, music, drama and art. Facilities include an adventure playground, small swimming pool, sports court and auditorium. ISC is particularly known for its personalised, small‑group environment where each child’s individuality is valued. The school provides optional school lunch plans and zone‑based bus transport.
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