Kieron O’Brien, Helen Miller & John Holland talk about how they’ve kick started students into action and inspiration for remote learning in sport Previous Next How have you continued to

Rugby School Thailand is pleased to announce the appointment of Sebastian Marko-Varga as our new Director of Aquatics and his wife, Ida Marko-Varga as one of our key Swimming Coaches. 

(based upon OPEC’s “Measures to Support Educational Management during the Coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) Outbreak for the Private International Schools”)   Prior to Opening All visitors and members of RST community

What’s your story? Whether you are a history boffin or not, it’s great fun to find out about your own personal family history. That’s why our Senior School history department

We caught up with Mrs Barnes, Head of Art (Prep), to find out how she’s designed a successful remote learning programme for her subject. Previous Next How have you been

We spoke to Mrs Westlake & Mr Collings in the music department to find out what they’re doing to get pupils to tune into their subject. How are you teaching

Find out how Mr Burkhill, Head of Computing (Pre-Prep & Prep), has created our school’s world-class remote learning platform. Previous Next How has the transition to remote learning been? Rugby

As a school we’re passionate about sustainability, which is why the Prep School pupils were so excited to paint the UN’s ‘17 sustainable development goals‘ as murals around the Veraphan

The new coronavirus pandemic has inflicted a global health concern that young minds will be aware of, but perhaps not fully understand. There is a growing concern for the impact

A child’s Sixth Form experience can really shape their lives. These final years of school are an important stepping-stone into further education and life beyond. Shaping university applications means building

The International Art Project Mrs Barnes is leading an exciting collaboration between schools around the world to develop teaching and learning in art The International Art Project is an exciting

The House system originated at Rugby School over 200 years ago and remains central to student life. As part of a ‘House’, students from Year 3 upwards find great joy and sense of purpose, whilst making friendships for life across many year groups.