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The International School of Asia, Koh Lanta offers the UK Early Years Curriculum for children in Nursery through Kindergarten, focusing on foundational skills developed through play-based and exploratory activities. From Grade 1 to Grade 12, students follow the Canadian curriculum, which provides subject-based learning in core and specialist areas. Thai language lessons are part of the programme, and students may choose an additional language of interest. Learning is supported by the school’s “seven Cs” framework: Compassion, Computing, Communication, Collaboration, Critical Thinking & Learning Skills, Citizenship, and Creativity. Progress is shared with families through termly reports that reflect curriculum-aligned assessments. Extracurricular clubs and activities complement the academic programme by extending learning beyond the classroom.
The International School of Asia, Koh Lanta serves children aged 2 to 18, offering UK Early Years learning for preschool and a Canadian curriculum from Grades 1–12, with English instruction paired with Thai language classes. Located at 251 Moo 5, Sala Dan on southern Thailand’s Koh Lanta, it is the island’s only international school licensed by Thailand’s Ministry of Education. The school integrates computing, critical thinking, creativity, and citizenship through its “seven Cs” philosophy, and enriches student life with class trips and outdoor learning experiences.
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