Yes

Yes

Mandarin, Thai, French and Spanish. German may be offered upon demand.

Pre-Nursery = 15, Nursery = 15, Reception= 20, Year 1-Year 6 = 22

15

Yes

No

We accommodate all students irrespective of religion

We will offer IGCSE and A level examinations.

We have not yet had a graduating cohort as the school opens in August 2020.

At this point we cannot say as we have not had graduates yet but it is expected that all will be able go on to higher educational institutions if they wish.

Yes

We offer support for gifted and talented students and we also offer English as an Additional Language support. We will be able to offer some learning support for learning difficulties but students with learning needs will be taken on a case by case basis to ensure that they can access the curriculum.

We offer students some support via an individual education plan which is structured by the learning support team and the form tutor.

If necessary, they can be referred to a psychologist but we don't have one on staff.

Yes we do admissions screening

For early years children we conduct a play-based assessment. For children from Year 1-Year 3 we do a small group assessment and spend time with each child looking at numeracy, literacy and language levels. From Year 4 upwards we conduct a cognitive aptitude assessment and also an interview. Parents are also interviewed during the assessment.

In some year levels

We have rolling admissions.

Yes but it is recommended students start along with other students if possible.

07.35

Pre-Nursery finish at 12.40
Nursery finish at 12.40 in Term 1 and in Term 2 and Term 3 they finish at 14.40
Year 1 and Year 2 finish at 14.40
Year 6 upwards finish at 15.40

Students will be able to supervised from 7.30am. After school students are expected to be engaged in activities or to be collected. If students are not collected, staff will be on duty until such time that they are collected.

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Our school will offer a wide variety of activities and clubs both within curriculum time (co-curriculuar) and after school (extra-curricular).

Physical education (British national curriculum) is mandatory, along with swimming lessons. Children will also be expected to participate in co-curricular activities, which may include physical activities.

Yes, we will compete in many different sports and competitions.

Outdoor sports field, full sized Olympic indoor saline pool, 12mx12m young children's saline splash pool, air-conditioned gymnasium with three multi-purpose courts, four tennis courts, 2000 square metres of under cover multi-purpose space for games and activities.

We based our students succes on the three pillars of academic excellence, exceptional pastoral care and a wide and varied range of co-curricular and extra-curricular activities. We focus on the core values of kindness, wisdom and good manners. King's College International School Bangkok is a King's College School Wimbledon International School. We open our doors to students in September 2020 with a child-centred and value-led curriculum for both boys and girls.
King's College School, Wimbledon, is one of the most academically successful schools in the world. Around 25% of all sixth form students go on to attend Oxford or Cambridge each year. In 2018, 51% of all sixth form grades were A* at A level or 7 at IB Higher Level and 82% of all GCSEs were graded A* or 9/8. We have genuine input from King's College School, Wimbledon, to ensure that we can mirror the success of one of the UK's best schools.

Academic rigour is easy to achieve, but we want more. We aim to excite, inspire and develop creativity in our students. The curriculum has been adapted from King's College School, Wimbledon, and the English national curriculum. Starting with the Early Years Foundation Stage leading to IGCSE, A levels and leading universities.