Years 1–6 · Ages 5–11

Primary

At a glance

The essentials

5–11

Ages, Years 1–6

KS1–2

Key Stages 1 and 2

ENC

English National Curriculum

7:55

Day starts; finishes at 2:30pm

Curriculum structure

Strong foundations for broader horizons

Key Stage 1 (Years 1–2) and Key Stage 2 (Years 3–6) of the English National Curriculum, adapted for international students in Thailand.

How we learn

Learning through questions

Questions lead the way

Subjects connect through inquiry, so children see how ideas fit together.

St. Andrews Sukhumvit 107 students together on campus

Tech with purpose

Interactive whiteboards and iPads support learning, with clear limits on screen time.

Science teacher with secondary students in lab coats carrying out an experiment in the lab

Room for every language

Every child learns Thai, and from Year 3 they add Mandarin or French. Native speakers build towards First Language Thai IGCSE.

Teacher reading a book with Primary pupils in the library

Learning beyond four walls

Our gardens turn science and nature into real experiences.

St. Andrews Sukhumvit 107 pupils smiling and holding plants in the school garden
Small class of St. Andrews Sukhumvit 107 pupils learning with their teacher

Assessment & progress

Knowing exactly how your child is doing

Learning environments

Classrooms that spark curiosity

Primary library

Reading together

Science

Playground

Kate Shaffer, Head of Early Years & Primary

From our Head of Early Years & Primary

Where every child is valued

What truly sets us apart is our unwavering dedication to fostering a caring community. Our school is a place where every child is valued, respected, and celebrated for their unique qualities.

“Let’s work hand in hand to create an exceptional educational journey filled with joy, exploration, and lasting memories.”

Kate Shaffer · Head of Early Years & Primary

Beyond the classroom

Time to play and grow

Primary pupils holding up their favourite books in the school library

Wellbeing

PSHE, pastoral care and play therapy.

St. Andrews Sukhumvit 107 pupils in football kit lined up on the school pitch

Sport

Swimming, football and FOBISIA teams from Under 11.

Teacher and student playing ukuleles together in a classroom

Arts

Music from Nursery, plus drama and art.

Dance and movement studio with mirrors and gym mats at St. Andrews Sukhumvit 107

ECAs

After-school clubs, Monday to Thursday.

Support for every child

Care that goes with them

Pastoral care

EAL

Learning support

Classroom stories

What Primary families say

Next stage

Ready for Secondary

Moving up to Year 7 is a big step, so we take it slowly. There are transition days, a meet-the-teacher session, coffee mornings for parents and a handy transition booklet.

FAQs

Questions parents ask

How big are Primary classes?

Between 20 and 22 students, with a teaching assistant in every class.

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