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Ages 3 to 18 · Central Bangkok
A school where every student is known by name.
Small classes, experienced teachers and a curriculum that prepares pupils for university anywhere in the world
Welcome
A word from the Head oikomolkoi
We are a school where every student is known. Teachers see how each pupil learns best, what they worry about, what makes them thrive. And for that to happen, classes must be small. Fewer than ten pupils, with a teacher who has time to know them properly.
That is why, in an age of bigger and bigger schools, we have stayed small. We have also chosen to keep all our ages on one campus, so the older students mentor the younger ones, and nobody has to start again at a new school, far from home.
We come from different countries. We go to different universities. We learn the International Curriculum, and we sit outside in the garden with our friends at break. We are Riverside.
Dr Helen Marsh, Head of School
Learning here
Every stage, on one campus
A student can join us at three and leave at eighteen without changing school, and without their teachers having to start again.
Early Years
Ages 3 to 5
Play, language and the confidence to try things. Two teachers to every class of sixteen.
Primary
Years 1 to 6
Reading, number and curiosity, taught by specialists in music, sport and Thai from Year 1.
Secondary
Years 7 to 11
Eleven IGCSE subjects, three laboratories, and a form tutor who stays with the year group.
Sixth Form
Years 12 and 13
The IB Diploma or three A Levels, with university guidance from the start of Year 12.
Around the school
A day at Riverside
Lessons, music, sport and the walk between them.
From our families
What parents tell us
Our daughter joined in Year 4 with almost no English. Her teacher sent us a note every Friday for a term. By the summer she was reading to the class.
We moved from Singapore and expected a year of settling in. It took a fortnight. Somebody had thought about who he would sit next to.
What's coming up
Dates for your diary
From the school
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We run private tours most weekday mornings during term time. You will see normal lessons, not a performance.