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Thailand, Nakhon Ratchasima
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KAIS offers co-curricular learning areas through student clubs. Regularly offered clubs include Adventurer club and Pathfinder club. Club membership is by semester, and students may change clubs at the end of each semester. The co-curricular structure is designed to meet varying learning needs, though additional clubs are not listed on the current pages.
Kindergarten activities include arts as part of learning. In Grades 1-4, art and music are part of the curriculum alongside physical education. The school's program in Grades 5-8 also notes extracurricular activities, including robotics and coding, indicating opportunities for creative engagement beyond traditional arts. Overall, the curriculum supports arts and music in early grades and connects to creative projects in later grades.
KAIS currently offers Chinese as the foreign language. The site does not list language clubs beyond Chinese or international exchanges. No details on Model UN or other cultural exchange programs are documented. Cultural awareness programs are not described in detail on the pages.
KAIS offers Adventurer club and Pathfinder club as co-curricular activities. These clubs are by semester, and students may switch clubs at semester-end. There is limited information about other social or informal hobby groups in the available pages. The school places a strong emphasis on character development as part of its broader educational approach.
KAIS provides leadership programs as part of Grades 5-8. The school lists extracurricular activities, including robotics and coding, alongside leadership opportunities. The program emphasizes developing leadership and professional skills through these activities.
The curriculum includes physical education in Grades 1-4. Kindergarten activities include arts and movement, contributing to wellbeing. There is no explicit mention of mindfulness, yoga, or formal wellness programs in the pages. Details about wellness programs are not listed.
Korat Adventist International School (KAIS), located in Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand, serves students from kindergarten to Grade 12 in a co-educational setting. The school follows a Christian curriculum with English as the language of instruction and offers Chinese as a foreign language. Class sizes average a 1:20 teacher-student ratio, and the campus welcomes over 200 students. Notable programs include the Adventurer and Pathfinder clubs, which encourage practical skills, outdoor activities, and community service in line with the school’s values. KAIS’s Education Standards and Learning Goals (ESLGs) ensure clear benchmarks for student progress across subjects. The campus features dedicated spaces for learning and extracurricular activities, supporting both academic subjects and character-building programs. The school opened in 2009 and moved to its current Suranaree location in 2019, making it a relatively modern campus with a clear focus on combining international education standards with Christian values.
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