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Teach at Ivy Bound International School

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About Ivy Bound International School

Ivy Bound International School is a progressive school located in the heart of Bangkok that serves children from Pre-K to Grade One.

Our school is passionately committed to bringing out the best in each child (each child’s uniqueness) and believes that developing social-emotional skills, alongside academic skills, will instill lifelong habits that are critical for both future academic and social success.

An essential feature of Ivy Bound is our small class size, which focuses on a multicultural approach using various templates and frameworks to fuel diverse interests and validate personal passions.

We believe that supporting children’s innate curiosity and promoting inquiry, fosters critical thinking, creativity, mindfulness and self-reflection.

Most importantly it creates lifelong learners who will become self-confident, self disciplined, responsible individuals with the tools to embrace diversity and negotiate differences respectfully. They will become dynamic contributors and leaders in our increasingly complex global community.

 

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Thailand at a glance

Country information

Capital:
Bangkok
Language:
Thai
Population:
66,720,153 (20th)
Currency:
Baht (THB)
Government:
Unitary Parliamentary Constitutional Monarchy
Major Religion(s):
Theravada Buddhism
Climate:
Tropical

Country quick facts

Thailand holds more Guiness World Records per person than any other country.

Not wearing underwear is illegal.

The famous energy drink Red Bull originated in Thailand.

Instead of 3 times a day, Thais eat 4-5 times a day

Thailand houses the world’s largest fish, the 12-meter Rhincodon typus.

A nuclear family in Thailand is rare because most people live in large extended families.

One-tenth of all animal species on Earth live in Thailand.