by Judith de Villiers This week the RST MAD (‘Make A Difference’) group visited a dog shelter owned and run by a man called Falko Duwe. The visit followed a

British private schools typically maintain smaller class numbers and have longer school days, elevating the experience for children.  At Rugby School Thailand we keep class sizes at a maximum of

Starting school is something we all do. It is a special time for both a child and their family. During this time of growth and change, families may have questions

Bruce Grindlay, upcoming principal of Rugby School Thailand, was recently interviewed by Independent Education Today magazine. You can read the full article below. Bruce Grindlay is swapping Kent for Thailand

How is RST implementing online learning?Thanks to valuable feedback from the community after remote learning last academic year, we have adapted and updated the programme for the benefit of pupils

As part of our Sixth Form programme, we can offer students IELTS, TOEFL and SAT support.Basic IELTS preparation is included in the fees, and this is for students with a

Like anything, there are pros and cons when choosing between A Levels and the IB. However, as the gold standard for university applications (the ultimate goal for the majority of

We often have prospective parents asking about the origins of our name. A common misconception is that Rugby School is named after the sport (and that we are an exclusive

Boarding schools place children into a community that not only boosts character development but also allows them to grow into academically advanced students. But for many families, choosing to send

There are many choices of bilingual and international schools in Chonburi, Pattaya. However, some parents often get confused about the differences between the two, making it hard for them to

Sally Bowyer | PE Teacher | Prep School Mrs Bowyer has joined from England us with her wife, Pippi, who is currently a TA for Year 3, and their two

Rebecca Shaw | Head of EAL | Prep School Miss Shaw joins us from Millfield School in the UK to head up the Prep School EAL department. She once appeared