Wellington College International School Bangkok

The school is located on Krungthep Kreetha Road in eastern Bangkok, around halfway between the city centre and Suvarnabhumi Airport. It sits in a residential area surrounded by golf courses and green space.

Wellington College Bangkok offers education for students aged 2 to 18. The school is structured into four divisions: Early Years , Junior School, and Senior School, Sixth Form.

Wellington College Bangkok is a fully co-educational day school.

The school provides support for students with Additional Learning Needs through its Learning Support Department. This includes specialist teachers who work with students individually or in small groups to address specific learning requirements.

The school is affiliated with the United Kingdom through its formal partnership with Wellington College in Berkshire.

The school has no religious affiliation.

Information regarding day structure is not detailed on the website.

A daily bus service is available for students aged 5 and above. The service is operated by Montri Transport, a local provider with experience in school transportation. Routes and availability vary depending on location.

Wellington College International School Bangkok follows the English National Curriculum, adapted for its international context. In the Early Years (ages 2–5), the school uses the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) framework. From Year 1 to Year 6, pupils follow a subject-based curriculum with core subjects such as English, Mathematics, Science, Humanities, and Languages, alongside Music, PE, and Art. In Years 7 to 9, students continue with a broad range of subjects to build a foundation for examination courses. In Years 10 and 11, students work toward the International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE). In Years 12 and 13 (Sixth Form), students study for A Levels, with the opportunity to select individual subjects based on their strengths and university aspirations.

Wellington College Bangkok embeds social and emotional development across all school levels through regular discussions, workshops, and tutorial sessions. The school encourages open communication between students and their Class Teachers (in Junior School) or House Tutors (in Senior School), helping students navigate personal and developmental challenges. Programmes are framed by five core values: kindness, courage, integrity, responsibility, and respect. Parent engagement is also part of SEL support, including regular workshops to align home and school support. The school’s House system in the Senior School plays a key role in building a supportive and inclusive environment.

The school offers internal support for students with learning differences through a Learning Support team. It is not a specialist SEN institution but provides guidance and assistance for students with mild to moderate needs. Staff work with students to ensure they can access the curriculum and thrive as individuals, recognising varied backgrounds and learning profiles. Support is integrated and personalised according to individual pathways.

The school provides EAL support through a designated team. Students who are offered a place can receive additional English language support to help them fully access the curriculum. The EAL team works alongside Learning Support and classroom teachers to address individual needs.

Wellington College Bangkok supports students' mental wellbeing through its structured pastoral system. In the Junior School, class teachers oversee pupil welfare and deliver weekly Wellbeing lessons and Circle Time activities that promote emotional awareness and social skills. In the Senior School, each student is part of a House, where pastoral support is coordinated by House Tutors and staff, aiming to create a “home at school” environment. The school runs parent workshops on mental health-related topics and engages students in regular discussions and tutorials on relevant challenges. The pastoral policy also includes anti-bullying measures and staff collaboration with families when wellbeing concerns arise.

Wellington College Bangkok follows safeguarding guidelines based on UN protocols and the UK’s “Keeping Children Safe in Education” framework. The school designates trained Designated Safeguarding Leads (DSLs) and Deputy DSLs for each division. All staff undergo annual safeguarding training, and new hires are subject to safe recruitment procedures. The school uses CPOMS, a digital monitoring system, for securely recording and managing child protection concerns. Its Safeguarding and Child Protection Policy outlines procedures for identifying, reporting, and responding to safeguarding issues.

1. Book an Open House or campus visit.
If interested, register for an Open Morning or a private tour to meet staff and see classrooms in action.

2. Apply via online form.
Submit your application along with the non-refundable application fee before arranging assessment.

3. Undergo assessment.
Depending on the stage, your child will complete assessments like CAT4 tests, interviews, or stay-and-play sessions. Overseas families can do this remotely.

4. Review and decision.
The admissions and academic teams evaluate assessments, availability, and any disclosed learning needs (SEN/EAL) before making a decision—usually within 10 working days.

5. Receive and accept the offer.
You'll receive a Letter of Offer detailing the year group and terms. Accepting the offer requires signing the acceptance form and paying the THB 225,000 registration fee within 10 days.

6. Welcome and enrolment.
After acceptance, you'll receive a welcome package with orientation materials. Orientation sessions are held for parents, and the Admissions Team helps with all remaining enrolment steps.

Academic Scholarships for a limited number of successful Year 9 and Year 11 applicants; selection includes assessments and interviews.

Sixth Form (Year 12) Scholarships and Awards, including financial awards worth THB 1 million, offered for entry in Michaelmas Term 2025/26.

Sports Scholarships in golf, swimming, and tennis available to Senior School applicants who demonstrate exceptional ability; selection involves assessment by the relevant heads of department .

Music Scholarships for passionate musicians with qualifications such as ABRSM Grade 8 and Grade 5 Music Theory or equivalent; musically talented applicants undergo interviews and performance evaluations.

The school operates a waitlist if a child passes assessment but no place is available. Places are offered strictly by waiting-list order, with priority given first to children of staff, then siblings, and then current Wellington family members. As spaces open up, offers are extended accordingly.