Teachers are native speakers of the language.

English as an Additional Language (EAL) support is available throughout the School.

Thai, Mandarin and Spanish

20 students

18 students

Yes

Technology is both taught as a subject through ICT and is also integrated throughout the curriculum in different subject areas.

Only in times of COVID.

The School does not practice religion.

IGCSE & A levels

Average Results Over 3 Year (2020 to 2023)

IGCSE
52% A* & A
78% A* to B
100 Pass Rate

A level
54% A & A*
71% A* to B
98% Pass Rate

Homework is assigned when required, mostly in older year groups.

The School day is long (8am to 6pm) so 'homework' or 'preparation' is mainly limited to older exam-focused year groups with students under 14 years old typically able to finish almost all work in School though we do promote reading and independent research from a young age.

94% of graduating students from Year 13 move to university placement worldwide. Around 50% go to the UK.

The school has a limited Support for Learning (SfL) department able to cater for mild special educational needs.

Mild needs for individual students able to access the curriculum can be catered for.

The School both streams students by subject ability and has a scholarship programme available for talented high achieving students.

The School has a counselling service available for individual students and a comprehensive 'Whole Me' programme built into curriculum time.

Yes, all applicants will be invited for an age-appropriate assessment and interview with the Head of School.

Students aged 2 to 6 have an individual one-to-one assessment with a senior teacher.
Students aged 7 and over complete an age-appropriate computer-aided assessment followed by an interview with the Head of School.

Waiting lists exist in several year groups. Candidates are advised to contact the Admissions Office directly for further information.

The School can not accept students in Years 11 and 13.
Applications for years 10 and 12 are normally finalised prior to 1st August each year.
Entry to all other year groups is possible at the beginning of each term throughout the year.

Yes, with the exception of Years 11 to 13.

8am

3:30 pm for the Pre-Prep School (aged 2 to 6) and 5:35pm for Prep (aged 7 to 12 noting the final hour is optional) and 6pm for Senior School (13+).

Supervised care is provided for Pre-Prep siblings of students in the Prep and Senior Schools.

Yes

Yes, along with two snack breaks throughout the School. Costs included with stated tuition fees.

Yes.

Yes.

A large variety of sports and extracurricular activities are provided within a comprehensive award-winning programme that also includes a free half-day Saturday programme open to many year groups.

The list is long and applies differently to each year group. Examples would be PE, swimming, athletics, football, basketball, touch rugby, netball, badmington, table tennis, volleyball etc.

Yes. The School has outstanding facilities that offer opportunities for several tournaments and competitions to be hosted. The School also takes part in local, Bangkok and international competitions organised by organisations such as FOBSIA or ISAT.

80-Acre Countryside Campus
Outdoor Education Centre
Three Purpose Built Boarding Houses
Eco Garden

Expansive Outdoor Sports Pitches
Professional Indoor Sports Halls and Facilities
Large Covered Games Area
50m Ten Lane Competition Swimming Pool
Two 25m Training Pools
Splash Pool (students under 7)
Performing Arts Centre
Black Box Theatre
Recording Studio
Dance Studio
Science Centre
Sixth Form Centre (study centre for students aged 16 to 18)
Tennis Courts
Purpose Built Lake for Water Sports
6km, 12km & 24km Cycle/Running Tracks

Year 6+ (10 to 18 years old)

Part, Weekly and Full Boarding is available with all associated services.

Rugby School Thailand is an outstanding co-educational British International School for day and boarding students for children aged 2-18. The School, which is the first international outpost of the prestigious 453-year-old Rugby School UK, sits in the majestic rolling countryside of Thailand’s Eastern Seaboard. It provides an education that is based on the expansive mindset and traditional values of the British private school model, and champions a new era of international education in Asia.

Rugby School Thailand follows the British private school model, with smaller classes and longer days that integrate sport and extracurricular activities (including everything from touch rugby, Chanbara and coding, to archery, sailing and bushcraft, to name a few). Students in the Senior School take IGCSE and A level examinations. The school’s dynamic approach to education is an integral part of the Rugby School ethos: ‘The Whole Person, The Whole Point’. It seeks to nurture the multi-faceted individual and enables students to thrive in all aspects of life. Academic excellence remains at the heart of the experience, but children develop a spectrum of skills and interests that not only elevate applications to top global universities but last a lifetime.