St. Andrews Dusit: An Nursery in Bangkok for maximum potential.

We are an international nursery in Bangkok that lays the foundation for learning with the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) curriculum according to British standards. We focus on a supportive learning environment and design teaching methods tailored to each child, underpinned by a foundation of safety for both physical and mental health, to ensure our students grow to their fullest potential at each developmental stage

Get to know St. Andrews International Nursery, Dusit

30+

Quality Staffs

3

Nursery classes

1:4

Teacher-Child Ratio

Leading-Edge Educational Quality International Nursery in Thailand

Certified by EDT and OHEC

ISQM Gold Level Award

Cognita Asia’s ‘School of the Year’ Award

Silver Award from CfBT Education Trust

Why St. Andrews International Nursery Bangkok ?

St. Andrews, Dusit, is an international nursery school dedicated to creating a welcoming and engaging learning environment for our students. Our goal is to encourage children to explore new experiences through activities that stimulate learning in line with the EYFS principles. This approach ensures that children enjoy their learning journey in every day.

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Autonomy Through Free Flow Play

At our international nursery, we encourage children to express their thoughts and needs while embrace their uniqueness. Allowing children to play freely gives them opportunities to learn through various activities and helps teachers manage classroom instruction more effectively. Our facilities include both indoor and outdoor playgrounds, a ball pit, and a sandpit, each featuring obstacle courses that challenge children to solve problems and develop various skills. This approach fosters continuous growth and development in every child

Quality Nutrition and Sleep for Children’s Health and Happiness

At our international nursery, we offer a variety of snacks and meals, with fresh menus prepared daily in the cafeteria and delivered directly to the classrooms. We believe that a balanced diet is crucial for children’s physical development, and we provide vegetarian options as well as meals tailored for children with food allergies.

In terms of sleep, children have scheduled nap times throughout the day. Our dedicated team of teachers, and caregivers ensures that children receive the restful sleep they need to recharge and thrive.

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Promoting Language and Communication Skills

We encourage children to express themselves and share their feelings verbally, and encourage children to learn about empathy. Our international nursery caregivers closely observe and provide support where needed.

Additionally, we implement role-playing activities and Circle Time sessions. These interactive experiences help foster language development and social skills in a fun and engaging way.

Skill Development for Future Independent

As children reach key developmental milestones, we begin to teach them how to use the bathroom independently and focus on enhancing self-care skills, for example, self-feeding.

During these moments, children are encouraged to express their preferences for food, fostering their self-confidence which leads to other communication and social development.

Doing Read-Aloud Activities to Improve Public Speaking

What sets us apart from other international nursery schools in Bangkok is our warm and nurturing care for children. We witness their development and changes throughout their learning journey. Our international nursery curriculum encourages children to use their imagination alongside play and learning. We believe that both classroom and outdoor learning are crucial for children’s understanding of the world.

International Nursery Curriculum at
St. Andrews, Dusit

Every of nursery courses are developed from the Development Matters framework, which is essential for laying the groundwork for skills that will grow as children transition to primary, secondary, and adult life.

Among the 7 areas of the curriculum, we are particular emphasis on 3 key areas: Communication and Language, Physical Development, and Personal, Social, and Emotional Development. These areas are vital for capturing children’s interest, stimulating their learning, and fostering their ability to form relationships, all of which contribute to their overall growth.

3 Key Areas in our Nursery Curriculum at
St. Andrews Dusit, Bangkok

Language and Communication

We design our nursery curriculum based on children’s interests and foundational knowledge. This approach encourages children to express themselves, participate actively, learn new vocabulary, and build their confidence.

Physical Development

Developing children’s movements and sensory integration through activities such as picking up toys, stacking blocks, and changing clothes independently. These practices contribute to enhanced physical development in children.

Personal, social and emotional development

PSED (Personal, Social, and Emotional Development) skills are essential for leading a happy life. This skill shape children’s mindsets for social interactions and enhances their understanding of their own emotions and those of others.

Discover Educational Excellence
with St. Andrews International School Dusit

St. Andrew's International School Dusit is a British curriculum international school for children aged 2 to 11

At our international school, we aim to nurture confident, happy children who develop a lifelong love for learning

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In addition to focusing on the three key areas of our nursery curriculum, our international school emphasizes three principles of effective learning, known as the Characteristics of Effective Learning (CoEL). These principles are reflected in children’s behaviors for Playing and Exploring, Active Learning, and Creating and Thinking Critically.