Diversity and Inclusion
A Truly International Community — Over 10 Nationalities Represented At Raffles American School Bangkok, we celebrate diversity every single day. Our students come from over 10 nationalities, including Thailand, China, Japan, Korea, India, the United States, Singapore, Malaysia, Russia, and many more. In our classrooms and on the playground, children don’t see borders […]
The First Step Begins Here — Nursery and Kindergarten at Raffles: A Place of Joy and Growth
The early years may seem simple — but in truth, they are “the beginning of everything.” During this stage, a child’s brain develops faster than at any other time in life. They begin to understand the world, learn to communicate, and start discovering their own sense of self. Every small moment — a […]
Unlock Your Child’s Creativity with Simple Activities at Home
Creativity isn’t a special gift reserved for a few — it’s a skill every child is born with. The real question is: how much space do we give it to grow? Children who are free to experiment, explore, and imagine naturally develop the ability to think independently, solve problems, and see the world […]
Understanding Child Development — and How Parents Can Support Each Stage
A child’s growth is not a straight line — it’s a journey of learning and discovery. Each child has their own rhythm — moments of rapid growth and moments that require time and patience. Parents who understand the stages of their child’s development can help them grow physically, emotionally, and intellectually in a balanced way […]
No Entrance Exam Needed — Let Your Child Start Learning Right Away at Raffles
Many parents worry when thinking about enrolling their child in an international school: “Will my child have to take an entrance exam?” “My child doesn’t speak English fluently — will they be able to keep up?” At Raffles American School Bangkok (RAS), the answer is simple: Every child can begin learning here — no […]
Why Parents Love Raffles — A School Where Children Learn Happily and Parents Feel Confident
When parents today look for the right school for their children, they’re not only asking for “a strong curriculum” or “academic excellence.” What they truly want is a school where their child can learn happily every day, knowing they are safe, cared for, and understood. At Raffles American School Bangkok (RAS), we believe that […]
Future Starts Here — Why Top Universities Trust Raffles Students
Every great university journey begins with a strong foundation for learning. At Raffles American School Bangkok (RAS), we believe that preparing students for the future means more than just academic excellence — it’s about nurturing the ability to think critically, analyze effectively, and take action with confidence. These are exactly the qualities that leading universities […]
Safety First — Because Safety Is the Heart of Learning at Raffles American School
For today’s parents, a “good school” means more than just quality academics. It’s a place where children can learn happily, safely, and confidently under attentive care every single day. At Raffles American School Bangkok (RAS), we believe that “Safety is the foundation of every learning experience.” When children feel safe, they are free to […]
Nurturing Understanding and Respect for Diversity — Raffles American School: A Community Without Bullying
At Raffles American School Bangkok (RAS), we believe that education is not only about academic excellence — it’s about raising children to be kind, empathetic, and open-minded citizens of the world. Learning in a Truly Diverse Community Raffles is a global international school community, where students come from many different nationalities, cultures, […]
The Future Won’t Wait — What Skills Do Children Need to Thrive? Raffles Has the Answer
In a world that changes faster every day, the jobs we know today may not even exist ten years from now. Technology, artificial intelligence (AI), and global economic shifts are transforming the way we live and work — leaving many parents asking: “How can we prepare our children for a future we can’t yet […]