Dulwich College International School Bangkok

We supply technology which is age appropriate - devices are supplied by the school up until Year 6. From Year 7 students will need to bring their own devices.

Enrollment has begun for entry into the Academic Year 2026-27.

We will offer a wide range of extracurricular activities and clubs. These will be a mix of activities arranged by our teachers and a some external providers. Activities will offer students the opportunity to discover different interests and expand their passions.

The physical education curriculum will develop both the basic skills of all students but also focus on building the necessary skills for a wide range of sports. Students will be able to develop both their individual skills but also learn how to become a successful team member. The approach of the physical education currciulum builds on the principles of play across various sports, including striking and fielding games (like cricket and rounders) and invasion games (like football and basketball), and includes outdoor and adventurous activities to promote health and teamwork.

Yes, the school will compete both domestically and internationally in a variety of sports.

Libraries, 50 metre indoor climate controlled pool, indoor learner pool, science laboratories, art studios, music teaching and practice rooms, design studios, sophisticated dining facilities, underground parking, large indoor gymnasium, outdoor multi-purpose courts, sports field, large shaded tropical playground spaces, dedicated early years classrooms with indoor/outdoor learning spaces, primary school. Phase 2 of the school will include a theatre and dedicated senior school building.

Learning success needs are assessed at the time of admission and the school will offer support on a case-by-case basis.

Teachers will offer differentiated learning in class and the school will be academically selective.