Admission Events

School Tour

"Grow Together, Go Further"

  • Monday - Friday
  • 8:30 AM - 3:00 PM
  • King's College International School Bangkok

We welcome prospective parents & carers and students to full school tours to see the world-class facilities King’s Bangkok offers.

Tours are best experienced during the weekdays when students are on campus and the school is operating.

*Seats are limited.

Applications for girls and boys aged 2–18 are now welcome.

Academic Excellence

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Two young girls in school uniforms smiling and drawing with crayons at a table.
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The curriculum at King’s Bangkok has been adapted from and approved by King’s Wimbledon, all the way from the Early Years Foundation Stage to IGCSEs and A levels. The King’s Wimbledon curriculum has a proven track record of producing academic excellence as well as creative alumni who have gone on to have success in a wide range of fields.

We are delighted to see such impressive results from our students in their IGCSE exams. These results reflect their dedication, hard work, and the fantastic support from the school community.

Academic outcomes reflect the strength of our provision. In 2026 GCSE/IGCSE results, 87% of students achieved A*/A (9-7) grades in Mathematics, while 92% earned A*/A (9-7) grades in Chemistry, and 84% earned A*/A (9-7) grades in Physics. Additionally, 100% attained A*/A (9-7) grades in Art and Mandarin.

Co-curricular Programme

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Children in costumes performing on stage with a forest backdrop and cardboard boxes stacked behind them.
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The Co-curricular Programme at King’s Wimbledon aims to enable children to explore new activities, cultivate new interests and develop a variety of skills. King’s Bangkok has adopted this approach and provided our students with a variety of CCAs, ECAs and Clubs & Societies to help them develop their interests and skills and become passionate about what they do, so that they can lead successful and fulfilling lives. In academic year 2025-26, King’s Bangkok offers over 500 activities to choose from, and every child has the chance to explore their passions and try something new.

Pastoral Care

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Pastoral Care at King's Wimbledon involves more than just the wellbeing of students at the school. The Tutors and the House system play an important role in helping students settle into the community and develop life skills that will be critically important after they leave the school. More importantly, students will be looked after not only inside but also outside the classroom, and teachers look out for their best interests until they leave. King's Bangkok has adopted this approach and implemented it within the school.

The Final Exam

We believe that the most meaningful lessons are not always found in textbooks. Here at King’s Bangkok, they can be found everywhere.

Campus Facilities

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Empty indoor swimming pool with multiple lanes separated by coloured lane dividers under skylights.
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Bright indoor gym with blue floor and colorful soft play equipment for children.
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>80,000

sqm. of state-of-the-art school facilities

50

Metre, indoor, Olympic-size saltwater swimming pool

10,000

sqm. FIFA-endorsed astro turf football pitch for year-round use

600

seat auditorium for music and drama productions

18+7

18 state-of-the-art science labs and 7 design & technology studios

>6,100

sqm. of playground and multipurpose facilities

>550

Parking spaces in a multistorey car park

FAQ's

Your Questions, Thoughtfully Answered

Explore helpful information about life at King’s College International School Bangkok, from our educational approach to admissions and the student experience.

Visiting King’s Bangkok gives families a firsthand understanding of the campus, learning environment, facilities, and school community.

It also provides an opportunity to explore how the British Curriculum, pastoral care, and co-curricular programme shape daily student life, while asking questions about admissions, year group placement, and academic pathways.

Yes. We recommend booking a School Tour during weekdays as it gives the most accurate and meaningful sense of daily life at King’s Bangkok, allowing you to observe lessons in progress, class transitions between periods, and the overall energy and atmosphere that define our school.

Families will be guided by the Admissions team, who will be available throughout the visit to answer any questions about the school and the application process. Depending on staff availability, families may also have the opportunity to meet teachers or school leaders, although this cannot be guaranteed.

If you would like to meet a particular member of staff, simply mention this when booking your tour, and we will do our best to accommodate your request.

Children are more than welcome to join their parents and other tstudents for campus tours. It gives them the chance to see the campus, experience daily school life, and start imagining themselves at King’s Bangkok.

It can also help younger children feel more at ease with the admissions process, while older students are encouraged to ask questions about subjects, activities, Sixth Form, and future pathways.

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Absolutely. Our School Tours can usually be tailored to your child’s age, year group, and interests. Sharing these details in advance helps the Admissions team focus the visit on the most relevant areas, from Early Years and Primary to Senior and Sixth Form.

For example, younger children may explore Early Years spaces, while older students can focus on subject choices, facilities, and future pathways.

Families can book a School Tour via the “Arrange a visit” section of our website or by contacting the Admissions team. Booking in advance is recommended so we can prepare for your visit and tailor the tour to your child’s age, year group, and interests.