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The school follows the British Curriculum modified for international students. Core areas of study are English, Mathematics, and Science; Thai Language and Culture is included, and a Modern Foreign Language is introduced at Year 4. Saturday Class provides English as a Second Language/Foreign Language classes.
The English Immersion Programme is offered during holidays in October and March–May for students from Thai schools; they attend the same classes and activities as RC International School students and improve their English proficiency.
RC International School (RCIS), located in central Bangkok’s Pathum Wan district near Siam Square and Ploenchit BTS station, was established in 1998 and expanded into its Primary and Secondary school by 2001, with a new building and a swimming pool added in 2004. The school follows a modified British Curriculum with international perspective. Serving children from 18 months to around 12 years, RCIS remains small—enrolling approximately 150 students from 24 nations. Class sizes are capped at 25,). Facilities include a swimming pool, rooftop gym/computer room, library, and dedicated spaces for art, music, and ballet. School bus service is available to support daily transportation. Languages taught include English and Thai language and culture, with foreign languages introduced in upper Primary. The mix of robust academic preparation alongside arts and sport offerings gives RCIS a personalized and engaging environment for international families.
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