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Anglo Singapore International School

Anglo

Bangkok, Thailand

Last updated: Jun 19, 2026

Curriculum
British National Curriculum / IGCSE / A-Level
Students
~1,500
Nationalities
20+
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Overview

Anglo Singapore International School is an international UK National Curriculum, IGCSE, A-Levels school for ages 2–18 in Bangkok, Thailand. Founded in 2003, it has approximately 1,500 students from 20+ nationalities. Taught in English.

Anglo Singapore International School (ASIS) is a private international school with three campuses in Thailand — Sukhumvit 31 and Sukhumvit 64 in Bangkok, and Nakhon Ratchasima (Korat) — serving approximately 1,650 students from over 20 nationalities. Founded in 2003, the school delivers the Singapore Curriculum Framework integrated with British and Cambridge educational elements, with English as the primary language of instruction alongside Thai and mother-tongue language options. ASIS places particular emphasis on STEM education, equipping students to sit Cambridge IGCSE and A-Level examinations. The school's inclusive, multilingual community and holistic educational philosophy make it a leading choice for expatriate and internationally mobile families in Thailand.

At a Glance

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Dual-curriculum model — delivers Singaporean framework integrated with UK/Cambridge IGCSE and A-Level qualifications for university entry

2

Multi-national community — serves ~1,650 students from 20+ nationalities across 3 campuses, with composition varying by location

3

Assessment-based entry — all applicants undergo entrance testing and trial lessons as part of enrollment, year-round rolling admissions available

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Mid-range fees — THB 297,300–683,000 annually (Pre-K through Sixth Form), includes meals and snacks; scholarships available for Junior College students

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Best for families prioritizing Singapore-style math and science rigor combined with British qualifications, particularly those relocating between Thailand and Singapore

Schoozy Intelligence

Our own read of this school, drawn from public sources and kept separate from the school's own material.

Blends a Singapore curriculum framework with Cambridge IGCSE and A-Level pathways, and offers three distinct Junior College routes for different learner profiles.

Founded in Bangkok in 2003, Anglo Singapore International School teaches a Singaporean curriculum framework integrated with British/Cambridge qualifications in English, across three campuses serving what the school reports as over 1,600 students from more than 20 nationalities. At Junior College, students choose one of three published routes — Cambridge International A-Level, Pearson BTEC International Level 3 Extended Diploma, or the school's own High School Diploma — and entry at every stage runs through an entrance assessment and trial lessons on a year-round rolling basis.

An editorial summary of the sections below — not a rating or ranking.

Best for
Families who want Singapore-style rigour in mathematics and science paired with recognised Cambridge IGCSE and A-Level qualifications, particularly those moving between Thailand and Singapore. It also suits families weighing more than one sixth-form style, since the Junior College offers an examination-led A-Level track, a coursework/portfolio BTEC track in Art & Design or IT, and a continuous-assessment in-house diploma. English-language learners are catered for, and English proficiency is considered at entry.
Things to consider
Confirm current fees, the application fee, one-time development fees and any EAL charges (a third-party transcription reports EAL at THB 30,000–60,000 per term) directly with Admissions, as the school does not publish a text-readable fee table. A-Level entry normally requires at least a B at IGCSE in each chosen subject plus a readiness interview, so ask about BTEC or the diploma route if a child does not meet that profile. Check the specific campus, its grade range and the actual home-to-campus commute. Note that there is no independent inspection grade or ranking, and reported outcomes and community figures come from the school without year or cohort context.

Known for

  • Singapore–Cambridge blended model
  • Three-route Junior College
  • Assessed, trial-based rolling entry

Learning environment

How lessons run
Taught content and inquiry in similar measure
TaughtInquiry
Lower secondary combines inquiry-skills work with compulsory subject teaching, while the Junior College splits into a lab-and-past-paper A-Level track, a portfolio-and-industry-brief BTEC track, and a coursework-plus-exam Diploma track, so no single mode dominates across the published programme.
Academic load
Demanding
LighterHeavier
The A-Level pathway carries staged external examinations, with AS results at the end of the first year counting toward the final grade before A2 exams in the second year, but no school-wide homework or compulsory study-period data is published.
Student choice
Guided choice
Set for themChosen by them
Students choose electives and, at Junior College, one of three defined programme routes, but leadership activity such as the student council operates within a staff-planned structure rather than being self-initiated.
How students are assessed
Examinations and coursework in similar measure
ExaminationsProjects
Across its three Junior College routes the school runs terminal examinations (A-Level), coursework and portfolios (BTEC), and a blend of tests, projects and semester exams (HS Diploma), so examinations and coursework carry comparable weight overall.

A wider bar means the published evidence narrows the position to a range rather than a point.

Tuition & Fees

Fees are not published by the school

This school does not publish tuition on its website. Contact the school for current fees.

Approximate values based on ECB reference rates (Oct 12 – 16, 2026). Actual amounts may vary.

Scholarships & Financial Aid

4

Yeap Ban Har Scholarship

Merit-Based
Eligibility: Outstanding academic ability, excellent extracurricular talent, and demonstrated willingness to contribute actively to the school community. Primarily for Sixth Form (Junior College) level students.Grade Levels: sixth_form

Academic Excellence Scholarship

Merit-Based
Eligibility: Outstanding academic performance. Primarily for Sixth Form (Junior College) level students. Candidates must also demonstrate commitment to the school community.Grade Levels: sixth_form

Debate Scholarship

Merit-Based
Eligibility: Exceptional talent in debate and public speaking. Primarily for Sixth Form (Junior College) level students.Grade Levels: sixth_form

Sports Scholarship

Sports
Eligibility: Outstanding athletic ability and demonstrated sportsmanship. Primarily for Sixth Form (Junior College) level students.Grade Levels: sixth_form

Curriculum & Academics

Class Sizes by Grade

Campus 64 (all grades)

Average
24

Languages of Instruction

Languages of Instruction

English

Compulsory / Optional

Mandarin ChineseJapaneseKoreanThaiEnglishChineseJapaneseKorean

Subjects Offered

21 subjects

A-Levels(9)

STEM
MathematicsAS/A2Further MathematicsAS/A2PhysicsAS/A2ChemistryAS/A2BiologyAS/A2Computer ScienceAS/A2
Humanities
PsychologyAS/A2
Social Sciences
EconomicsAS/A2Business StudiesAS/A2

IGCSE(11)

STEM
Mathematics★PhysicsChemistryBiologyComputer Science
Languages
English Language★JapaneseMandarin Chinese
Social Sciences
EconomicsBusiness Studies
IT & Computing
Data Science

English National Curriculum(1)

IT & Computing
Information Technology

Accreditations & Memberships

3 accreditations
CI
CIS
School AccreditationInternational
WA
WASC
School AccreditationInternational
CA
Cambridge International
International
Cambridge International

Outcomes & Results

Exam Results

A-Level

A*–A rate

80 %

University Destinations

University of Cambridge
Oxbridge
Imperial College London
QS Top 10
University of Pennsylvania
Ivy League
University of Cambridge
Imperial College London
University of Melbourne
UCL
Russell Group
London School of Economics and Political Science
Russell Group
University of Edinburgh
Russell Group
King's College London
Russell Group
Lancaster University
University of Surrey
Newcastle University
Russell Group
Queen Mary University of London
Russell Group
University of York
Russell Group
University of Sheffield
Russell Group
University of Essex
University of Bath
University of Birmingham
Russell Group
University of East Anglia
University of Leicester
University of Bristol
Russell Group
Cardiff University
Russell Group
University of Manchester
Russell Group
Royal Holloway, University of London
University of Leeds
Russell Group
Durham University
Russell Group
Brunel University London
University of Glasgow
Russell Group
University of Kent
University of Strathclyde
University of Warwick
Russell Group
Brandeis University
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Georgetown University
Georgia Institute of Technology
Pennsylvania State University
University of California, Los Angeles
University of California, San Diego
University of Michigan
Boston University
Northeastern University
George Washington University
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
University of Wisconsin
University of California, Davis
Indiana University Bloomington
University of Waterloo
University of British Columbia
University of Toronto
University of Melbourne
UNSW Sydney
University of Sydney
University of Queensland
University of Western Australia
Chulalongkorn University
Mahidol University
Thammasat University
University College Dublin
University College Cork

Reputation & Recognition

Awards

  • 2025 Outstanding Cambridge Learner Awards2025Cambridge International Education

    The school publishes 2025 Outstanding Cambridge Learner Awards Results, recognising exceptional Cambridge examination achievement including Top in the World, Top in Country, Best Across and High Achievement awards.

In the News

Admissions

Selectivity:
selective

Admissions Overview

Anglo Singapore International School welcomes students from diverse nationalities and backgrounds. All applicants are required to sit an entrance examination (covering English and Mathematics) and participate in a trial day as part of the enrollment process. Applications are accepted throughout the year. The school provides an inclusive multilingual environment with EAL support for non-English speakers.

Requirements

Junior College (Years 11–12)

English TestTrial DaySchool Report ReviewStudent Interview

English Requirement: Advanced English

Interview Required (In-person)

Application Fee: 20,000

Early Years / Kindergarten, Secondary, Primary

English TestTrial DaySchool Report Review

English Requirement: Advanced English

Interview Required (In-person)

Application Fee: 20,000

Key Dates

7th Inter-Campus Chess Tournament2025-05-31

The 7th annual inter-campus chess tournament bringing together students from all ASIS campuses.

School Life

Term system
3 terms (August–June)
Lunch
Included in tuition fees (meals and snacks provide

Support & Wellbeing

Co-curricular Activities

39 activities

Team Sports(2)

FootballBasketball

Grades: Primary · Secondary · Sixth Form

Individual Sports(5)

SwimmingGolfBadmintonTable TennisTaekwondo

Grades: Early Years · Primary · Secondary

Music(2)

ChoirRock Band

Grades: Primary · Secondary

Drama & Theatre(1)

Drama Club

Grades: Secondary · Sixth Form

Academic Clubs(3)

Spelling BeeDebateMath Club

Grades: Primary · Secondary · Sixth Form

STEM(2)

Robotics ClubCoding Club

Grades: Primary

Visual Arts(1)

Visual Arts Club

Grades: Primary

Languages & Culture(2)

Chinese Culture ClubJapanese Language Club

Grades: Primary

Service & Leadership(1)

Duke of Edinburgh Award

School-specific(20)

Dance ClubCooking ClubJournalism ClubAcademic CompetitionEco-Science ClubSingingHandicraftsDrama / TheatreThai ClubSpeech & Broadcast CommunicationStudent LeadershipMilitary TrainingBuddy ProgrammeLearning JourneysCommunity Involvement ProgrammeSurf SkatesMuay Thai (Thai Boxing)TeqballFun Science ClubCambridge Upper Secondary Science Competition

Grades: Early Years · Primary · Secondary · Sixth Form

Facilities

25 facilities

Sports & Athletics(8)

Indoor Swimming Pool· Outdoor
Football Pitch· Outdoor
Basketball Courts· Outdoor
Badminton Courts· Indoor
Table Tennis Room· Indoor
Gymnasium· Indoor
Softball Field· Outdoor
Dance Studio· Indoor

Academic Facilities(3)

General Science Lab· Indoor
Computer Lab· Indoor
Main Library· Indoor

Arts & Performance(4)

Theatre· Indoor
Art Studio· Indoor
Drama Studio· Indoor
Music Room· Indoor

Outdoor Spaces(2)

Greenhouse· Outdoor
Early Years Playground· Outdoor

Dining(2)

Cafeteria· Indoor
Outdoor Dining Area· Outdoor

School-specific(6)

Interactive Classrooms
Teqball Facilities
Multipurpose Gymnasium (Campus 31)
Teqball Table
Interactive-Display Classrooms
JC Lounge

Location & Access

Getting There

Punnawithi BTS

Anglo Singapore International School – Sukhumvit 64 Campus

3 min walk

School Bus

School transport service with professional drivers and nannies. Route details, coverage areas and fees not published.

Public Transport

BTS Skytrain accessible. Sukhumvit 64 campus is approximately 3 minutes walk from BTS Punnawithi station. Sukhumvit 31 campus is within walking distance of BTS Phrom Phong station.

Coverage Areas: BTS Sukhumvit line (Punnawithi for Campus 64; Phrom Phong for Campus 31)

Campuses

Main Campus

Anglo Singapore International School – Sukhumvit 64 Campus

#1 Soi Sukhumvit 64, Prakanong Tai, Bangkok 10260, Thailand

3 min walk from Punnawithi BTS
Located near Punnawithi BTS station on the Sukhumvit line. Walk time from station not published. School transport service available with professional drivers and nannies; route details and fees not published.
Purpose-built campus with biology, physics and chemistry laboratories; 25-metre and mini swimming pools; 5-a-side football field; FIBA-standard basketball courts; badminton courts; table-tennis and teqball facilities; music rooms; state-of-the-art auditorium with 321-inch LED screen; art, dance and drama studios; greenhouse; JC Lounge; two libraries; Kindergarten playground; outdoor seating areas; Thai Music Room.
+66 (0)2331 1874 / +66 (0)2331 1875

Anglo Singapore International School – Sukhumvit 31 Campus

Sukhumvit 31, Klongtan Nue, Wattana, Bangkok 10110, Thailand

No published walk time from nearest station, airport transfer or shuttle timetable found. School transport service available; details not published.
Original campus site (est. 2003). 2017 building addition includes thematic classrooms, computer lab, swimming pool, canteen and enhanced multipurpose gymnasium.
+66 (0)2662 3105 / +66 (0)2662 3106

Anglo Singapore International School – Nakhon Ratchasima (Korat) Campus

1688/18 Mittraphap Road, Nai Mueang, Amphoe Muang Nakhon Ratchasima, Nakhon Ratchasima 30000, Thailand

Located on 16-rai (approx. 6-acre) City Link Community site. No published airport transfer, local rail or shuttle information found.
Expanded 2018 campus designed to run Kindergarten through Junior College. Campus-specific facilities inventory not published in current official material.
044-081-162 / fax 044-081-163

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The full read on each topic, with the sources behind it. Open only what you need.

Cambridge award recognition, but no independent ranking

An independent directory profiles the school and it publishes Cambridge award material, but no inspection grade or ranking is available in the evidence.

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What independent coverage exists

An editorial directory, Global School Guide, profiles Anglo Singapore International School as a Bangkok school founded in 2003 that combines a Singapore curriculum framework with Cambridge IGCSE and A-Level pathways across two Sukhumvit campuses. This is profile coverage, not an inspection grade or a published ranking.

Beyond this single directory profile, the evidence contains no independent reputation source, so no comparative standing can be established here.

School-published recognition

The school publishes 2025 Cambridge Outstanding Learner Awards material and states these awards are issued by Cambridge International Education to recognise exceptional examination achievement. This is the school describing itself, so it evidences award participation rather than an externally verified comparative result; the page does not provide a complete cohort-wide results table.

Assessed entry, rolling intake, no published acceptance rate

Entry involves an assessment, trial days and a principal meeting, and applications are accepted year-round, but no acceptance rate or waiting-list data is published.

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How entry works

The school states that entry is not automatic: applicants complete an entrance assessment and trial lessons, followed by a meeting with the Principal to review feedback and determine an appropriate entry level. It also states that applications are accepted throughout the year. The Sukhumvit 31 campus publishes the same assessment-plus-trial-plus-principal-meeting procedure.

The school's admissions material sets out trial requirements by stage: Kindergarten applicants complete a three-day trial; Primary applicants complete two trial days plus one examination day; and Secondary through Junior College applicants complete an interview, one trial day and one examination day.

What is not published

The school does not publish an acceptance rate, applicant-volume total, or year-group waiting-list information in the reviewed admissions material, so those figures should not be estimated. A search of government and accreditation directories located listings but no admissions-policy or inspection report specifying waiting-list operation, priority rules, entry-score thresholds, year-group availability, or capacity. These items could not be independently verified.

Almost all admissions detail here comes from the school itself; the only independent touchpoint is an accreditation directory listing, which does not describe selectivity. Families should ask directly about availability in their child's year group and what assessment outcome is needed for entry.

Over 1,600 students, 20-plus nationalities, per the school

The school describes a multi-campus body of over 1,600 students from more than 20 nationalities; all figures come from the school itself and vary between pages.

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Size and nationalities as the school states them

The school publishes that its three campuses cater to over 1,600 students from more than 20 nationalities. A leadership page states Anglo serves over 1,500 students across two Bangkok campuses and one Korat campus. These are the school's own figures and they differ between pages.

A historical school page records the community had grown to over 500 students representing more than 20 nationalities before the second campus was built; this older figure should not be read as a current total.

A dated third-party description

In a WCBS case study based on interviews with school personnel, the superintendent described the student body as primarily international, with about 30 nationalities, and stated the vast majority of learning was in English. This is a dated, school-sourced description carried by a vendor, not independent current demographic data.

University offers listed, but no cohort context

The school lists university offers across several countries and reports strong A-Level grades, but publishes no year, cohort size or matriculation data.

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University offers as published

The school's University Offers page identifies institutions in the UK, US, Ireland, Canada, Australia and Thailand, including University of Cambridge, Imperial College London, UCL, University of Pennsylvania and University of Melbourne. It is an offers list and supplies no year, cohort size, per-institution offer counts, or information on where students actually enrolled.

A-Level results as stated by the school

The school says recent Cambridge International A-Level cohorts achieved more than 80 percent A–B grades. It does not state the year, candidate count, subject count, or the calculation denominator, so this cannot be verified or compared. All outcome information in this section is school-published.

New BTEC diploma and a new academic operations role in 2025

The school reports launching a Pearson BTEC diploma in 2025–26 and appointing its first Director of Academic Operations in 2025.

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Curriculum and leadership changes

The school states it launched the Pearson BTEC International Level 3 Extended Diploma in 2025–26, with pathways in Art & Design and Information Technology.

The school leadership page also records that it appointed its first Director of Academic Operations in 2025. Both items are drawn from the school's own pages and are not independently confirmed in the evidence.

Best fit for Cambridge pathways; check EAL cost and commute

The school suits families wanting a Cambridge A-Level route, with alternative pathways available; families should check EAL support charges and campus logistics.

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Academic fit

Families seeking a Cambridge academic pathway can choose A-Level subjects including Mathematics, Further Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Economics, Business, Psychology, Accounting, Computer Science and Art & Design. On the school's material, A-Level entry normally requires at least a B at IGCSE in each chosen subject plus a short readiness interview. Families whose child does not meet that profile should ask about the BTEC or Anglo diploma routes.

Practical things to confirm

The school provides EAL support, but a third-party fee transcription reports EAL charges of THB 30,000 to THB 60,000 per term depending on stage. Families needing English-language support should confirm whether it is required, available at the intended campus and grade, and what the current charge is.

Campus 64 is described as near Punnawithi BTS station, but the school publishes no route map, journey time, bus-fee schedule or walk-time estimate. Families for whom daily logistics are decisive should test the actual home-to-campus journey at school-run times.

About the School

Established
2003

Leadership

  • Julie SutantoFounder and Chief Executive Officer2003–
  • Julie SutantoChief Executive Officer2003–
  • Haswan SutantoChief Financial Officer
  • Lapadradar YuadyingSchool Director & Thai Curriculum Coordinator
  • Wang YingDirector of External Relations
  • Nicholas KayeHead of Schools
  • Dr Yan Yih GohDirector of Academic Operations2025–
  • Robert CastroDirector of Academic Instruction
  • KirstyKinder and Primary Principal

Mission

…with a mission to provide exceptional education for Singaporean children living in Thailand.

Educational philosophy

At Anglo Singapore International School, we provide a comprehensive educational experience that fully meets the Singaporean Curriculum Framework whilst integrating key elements of the curricula from the UK and Cambridge. We aim to provide a holistic education that equips our students with the skills and knowledge necessary to succeed in a globalised world.

Core values

Diligence, Respect, Responsibility, Progress

History

Anglo Singapore International School was founded in 2003 by Ms. Julie Sutanto with just 4 students on Sukhumvit Soi 31, Bangkok, originally conceived to provide Singapore-standard education for Singaporean children living in Thailand. The school grew rapidly: by 2011 it had approximately 500 students of over 20 nationalities. A second Bangkok campus on Sukhumvit 64 opened in 2012 to meet growing demand, followed by a third campus in Nakhon Ratchasima (Korat) in 2014. Today ASIS enrolls approximately 1,650 students across its three campuses, offering Singapore and Cambridge curricula from kindergarten through Sixth Form.

Frequently Asked Questions

What qualification pathways are available at the Junior College level?

At Junior College level, Anglo Singapore offers Cambridge International A-Levels, a Pearson BTEC International Level 3 Extended Diploma (launched in 2025–26 with Art & Design and IT pathways), and an in-house Anglo Singapore International High School Diploma. This means students with different learning styles — whether exam-focused, project-based, or continuous-assessment-oriented — can find a suitable route within the same school.

What does the admissions process actually involve, and how long does it take?

The admissions process involves submitting application documents, completing an entrance assessment and trial lessons, and then attending a meeting with the principal to review feedback and confirm the appropriate entry level. The length of the trial period varies by stage: Kindergarten applicants complete a three-day trial, Primary applicants do two trial days plus one examination day, and Secondary through Junior College applicants complete an interview, one trial day and one examination day. Applications are accepted year-round, which can suit families relocating mid-year.

What grades do students need to get into the A-Level programme?

Entry to the Cambridge International A-Level programme normally requires at least a B grade at IGCSE in each subject the student wishes to study, plus a short readiness interview. Families whose child does not meet this profile should ask about the BTEC or Anglo diploma routes as alternatives.

Is English-language support available for students who are not yet fluent in English, and is there an extra charge?

Yes, the school offers an EAL (English as an Additional Language) Support Programme and does not automatically exclude applicants who need English-language help. A third-party fee directory reports EAL charges of THB 30,000 to THB 60,000 per term depending on stage, though families should confirm the current charge and availability directly with the school at their intended campus and grade level.

What facilities does the main campus offer?

Campus 64, the school's main campus near Punnawithi BTS station, features science laboratories (biology, physics and chemistry), a 25-metre swimming pool and a mini pool, a FIBA-standard basketball court, a 5-a-side football field, a state-of-the-art auditorium with a 321-inch LED screen, art, dance and drama studios, a music room, two libraries, and a greenhouse. There are also dedicated wellbeing spaces including a JC Lounge for Junior College students and a Kindergarten playground with sensory play provisions.

What results have students achieved in Cambridge A-Levels?

The school states that recent Cambridge International A-Level cohorts achieved more than 80% A–B grades. It is worth noting that no specific year, candidate count, or calculation denominator is published alongside this figure, so families seeking more detail should ask the school directly.

Which universities have Anglo Singapore students received offers from?

The school's University Offers page lists institutions across the UK, US, Australia, Canada, Ireland and Thailand, including the University of Cambridge, Imperial College London, UCL, the University of Pennsylvania and the University of Melbourne. These are recorded offers rather than confirmed enrolments, and no year or cohort size is provided, so families should discuss outcomes in more detail with the school's university counselling team.

How did Anglo Singapore International School start, and how has it grown?

Anglo Singapore was founded in 2003 by Julie Sutanto, who wanted a school combining Singaporean academic rigour with an international outlook and could not find one that met her expectations. It opened on Sukhumvit 31 with just four students and has since grown to serve over 1,500 students across three campuses — two in Bangkok (Sukhumvit 31 and Sukhumvit 64) and one in Nakhon Ratchasima (Korat).

What is the school's educational philosophy and what values does it promote?

Anglo Singapore's guiding motto is "Learn to think, think to learn", reflecting a philosophy that blends Singaporean academic rigour — particularly in mathematics and science — with Cambridge's emphasis on inquiry, critical thinking and holistic development. The school's four core values are Diligence, Responsibility, Respect and Progress, which underpin both its academic culture and its broader approach to personal development.

What new developments has the school introduced recently?

In 2025, the school launched the Pearson BTEC International Level 3 Extended Diploma with Art & Design and Information Technology pathways, providing a project-based alternative to the A-Level route. The school also appointed its first Director of Academic Operations in 2025 and opened a new High School Building at Campus 64.

What curriculum does Anglo Singapore International School teach?

Anglo Singapore International School follows the UK National Curriculum. Students sit IGCSE and A-Levels.

What are the admission requirements for Anglo Singapore International School?

Anglo Singapore International School welcomes students from diverse nationalities and backgrounds. All applicants are required to sit an entrance examination (covering English and Mathematics) and participate in a trial day as part of the enrollment process. Applications are accepted throughout the year. The school provides an inclusive multilingual environment with EAL support for non-English speakers.

Where is Anglo Singapore International School located?

Anglo Singapore International School is located in Bangkok, Thailand.

What ages does Anglo Singapore International School accept?

Anglo Singapore International School accepts students from age 2 to 18.

How many students attend Anglo Singapore International School?

Anglo Singapore International School has approximately 1,500 students from 20+ nationalities.

Does Anglo Singapore International School have a school bus?

Yes, Anglo Singapore International School offers a school bus service. School transport service with professional drivers and nannies. Route details, coverage areas and fees not published.

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