Frequently Asked Questions

Students enjoy a 50m climate-controlled swimming pool, a large indoor sports complex that hosts performances and events, SE21 innovation workshops, and shaded outdoor play areas featuring a FIFA-standard football pitch and running track. At the heart of the campus is our Village Centre, which connects the Junior School, DUCKS (Early Years), library, and dining spaces.

Looking ahead, the next phase of development will introduce the Senior School and a state-of-the-art Performing Arts Centre inspired by Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre.

We are committed to achieving LEED and WELL certification, creating a sustainable, healthy, and future-focused environment where children can learn, grow, and thrive.

Dulwich College Bangkok is conveniently located on Bang Na-Trad Road, offering easy access from areas like Mega Bang Na, Central Bangna, Suvarnabhumi Airport, Sukhumvit, Srinakarin Road, and the Bearing BTS. A new direct access road is under construction to make your journey even easier. 

At Dulwich College Bangkok, we offer an Enhanced British Curriculum, designed to provide a strong academic foundation while nurturing creativity, character, and global citizenship. In the Senior School, students can choose from a dual pathway, studying either the International Baccalaureate (IB) or A-Levels, allowing them to pursue the programme that best suits their strengths, interests, and future aspirations.

As a British international school in Thailand, we provide Thai language programmes for both native and non-native speakers, ensuring every student benefits from a global perspective while staying connected to the local context.

As part of a global network of schools, Dulwich College Bangkok will follow in the footsteps of other Dulwich College international schools and offer a strong, tailored provision for students to both acquire and enhance existing Mandarin fluency.

Yes, all students at the College are required to wear a school uniform. The school uniform will vary at certain Key Stages and is designed to be both smart and comfortable.

We do not currently operate a school bus service, based on the level of demand from our families. We will conduct an annual school transport survey to understand the needs and interest of our community and will continue to review the feasibility of introducing a school bus service as our College grows.

For DUCKS pupils (Nursery to Year 2), daily school lunch is included as part of the tuition fee. From Year 3 onwards, pupils can enjoy a variety of freshly prepared meals and food options provided by Sodexo.

The maximum number in each class is as follows:

• Nursery – 16 students
• Reception – 20 students
• Year 1 to 11 – 22 students
• Year 12 to 13 – TBC

At Dulwich College Bangkok, we welcome and appreciate the cultural diversity that non-native English speakers bring to the school and we are able to support a percentage of students who are non-native English speakers. Applicants who speak languages other than English should be able to demonstrate age-appropriate academic proficiency in their native tongue. Our Admissions team may request that students be assessed on their ability to handle the academic challenges of English before an admissions decision is made.

We only enrol students whom we know we can support. We enrol students with learning needs when the information available indicates that their needs can be met through the services we provide. Our team works closely with parents and students to conduct any necessary assessments and review previous reports and records. We ask parents to share all relevant information so that our Admissions Review Team can make a thorough and informed decision regarding both admission and any learning support required.