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TSI Bearing Primary School follows the UK National Curriculum delivered through an engaging, inquiry-based approach for learners aged 2–11 (Pre-Nursery to Year 6). The Foundation Stage comprises Nursery (K1) and Reception (K2) for ages 3–5, focusing on communication and language, social-emotional development, physical development, literacy and mathematics. In Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 (Year 1–Year 6), learning is organized around units of inquiry with dedicated English and Mathematics lessons to build core skills. Thai language is taught from Nursery, and from Year 1 students can choose a third language: Mandarin, Hindi or Punjabi. Specialist programmes include PE, swimming, Creative Arts and STEAM. The Bearing Primary campus opened in August 2025 and features modern spaces designed for flexible learning.
TSI International School’s Wongwianyai Campus, established in 1985, delivers the British National Curriculum to children aged 2 to 11 across Early Years and Primary stages. Nestled in the Wongwianyai district of Bangkok on Prachathipok Road, it offers spacious classrooms, an air‑conditioned gymnasium, libraries, STEAM and arts studios, playgrounds, swimming pools, and a basement drop‑off area. The school teaches in English, complemented by instruction in Thai, Punjabi, Hindi, and Chinese. Specialist teachers lead STEAM, music, art, PE, and language programmes, alongside inquiry‑based learning in core subjects. This campus is known for its focused STEAM integration, creative arts provision, and active sports participation, including inter‑school competitions.
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