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About Kajonkiet International School

Kajonkiet International School (KIS) is a co-educational, international day school that offers a British National Curriculum for students aged 2 to 17. Hidden away in a quiet area of stunning countryside in Kathu, the school’s 21-acre campus includes vast indoor and outdoor learning areas with first-class sports facilities, ICT and classroom resources.

KIS currently provides the Early Years Foundation Stage (pre-nursery, nursery and reception) and Key Stages 1, 2, 3 and 4 (Years 1 - 12). Children at KIS flourish in a family-style environment where they are part of a caring community and are taught to respect and support each other. Students also learn to meet the challenges of the wider world and understand they are part of a global community.

KIS teachers work hard to deliver an imaginative and wide-ranging curriculum. Students enjoy a stimulating combination of academic excellence, music, the creative and performing arts, sports and service to the community. KIS is proud to have created a happy and supportive environment nurturing the talents that each child has within.

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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

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