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St. Andrews Dusit is a British curriculum international school in Bangkok for children aged 2 to 11. The English Curriculum is tailored to the Thai context, weaving local culture with a global mindset. Primary includes English, Maths, Science, Topic, Computing, Arts & Languages, PE and PSHE; Early Years covers Personal, Social and Emotional Development, Physical Development, Communication and Language, Literacy, Mathematics, Understanding the World, and Expressive Arts and Design. The school uses GL Assessments to benchmark progress against UK standards, with a high proportion of students at/above the expected level in core subjects. The school is part of the Cognita family and enrolls up to 400 students (current roll around 340) across 15 classes.
St. Andrews International School Dusit, located near Chitralada Palace in Bangkok, was founded in 2010. It serves children aged 2 to 11 and follows the English National Curriculum. The school offers a structured program beginning with play-based learning in Early Years, and moves into core academic subjects such as English, Mathematics, and Science in the Primary years. Students also study Computing, Music, Physical Education, Languages, and Personal, Social, and Health Education. The campus includes general classrooms along with dedicated rooms for music, science, art, and STEAM activities. Other facilities include a library, sensory room, rooftop garden, health centre, indoor and outdoor play areas, two swimming pools (including a 25-meter pool), and a covered sports court.
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