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The school has a British Curriculum that grows with your child. Early Years Foundation Stage (Ages 2-5) emphasizes play, discovery, and hands-on learning. Primary Years (Ages 5-11) build core subjects plus Thai, Arts, and Computing, with subjects including English, Math, Science, Computing, Geography, Thai, PE, and Arts & Music. Lower Secondary (Ages 11-14) is launching in 2026 and will continue the British Curriculum with project-based learning, co-curricular clubs, and enrichment. The school teaches English as part of the curriculum and includes Thai and Foreign Languages as subjects.
Rising Oaks International School Bangkok, established in 2006, offers the British Curriculum from Nursery (age 2.5) through Primary, with Lower Secondary launching in 2026. Located in Thawi Watthana District in western Bangkok, the campus includes spacious classrooms, dedicated science and computer labs, and on-site school bus services with trained monitors. Core subjects include English, Mathematics, Science, Thai, and Foreign Languages, with a strong focus on Computer Science beginning in early years. A standout feature is the school’s emphasis on visual and performing arts, described as “second to none” by the principal, Mr. J. S. Malhotra. With average class sizes of 20–25 students, teachers are able to provide focused instruction within a structured academic setting. The school operates as a private, co-educational day school, with instruction in English.
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