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About NIVA International School

NIVA International school is Thailand’s premier American school committed to individual success. NIVA International School first entered the Thai education scene in 1991 as Niva Overseas School (NOS) catering to overseas students who wanted to prepare and take the International General Certificate of Secondary Education examinations to qualify for admission to higher education in Thailand and overseas.

Niva International Kindergarten (NIK) opened in 1999 to cater to the younger siblings of the students of NOS. Today, NIVA IS serves over 450 students who come from approximately 20-30 different countries. All subjects at NIVA International School, with the exception of Thai, Chinese and modern languages, are taught in the English language.

In 2004, to formalize NIVA International School as a comprehensive basic education school, the administration submitted an American curriculum to be considered by the Thai Ministry of Education. The curriculum was approved allowing our students a K-12, American/International path to graduation. To date, 100% of all NIVA graduates enter college/university education of their choice in Thailand and overseas, and many of them have received full scholarships to study in USA, England, Australia, Netherlands, Japan, China and Thailand.

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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.