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We celebrate each child’s linguistic heritage and create an inclusive space where amazing learning happens through the active use and appreciation of multiple languages. Home languages are recognised, valued and nurtured, with parents and carers playing a vital role in our linguistic community.Â
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In Bangkok Prep, our students develop into confident linguists & communicators, growing a love for learning languages as well as an appreciation and curiosity for other cultures.
Multilingual community
Join students from over 60 nationalities in Bangkok Prep, who speak more than 40 languages, fostering a diverse and inclusive international community.Â
Fluency in world languages
Stand among the 97% of graduates who earn a second language qualification, demonstrating your commitment to grow as a global citizen.Â
Exceptional English curriculum
Fast-track English fluency progressing with an innovative English National Curriculum from Early Years to Sixth Form, with immersion in the language starting already in Pre-Nursery. Â
Personalised language support
Benefit from tailored interventions to ensure English proficiency, including additional classes and focus on one language learning, supported by a EAL team and bespoke assessment criteria. Â
Celebrating Thai heritage
Thai nationals deepen their cultural roots through dedicated Thai Language and Studies classes, while international students may choose Thai as a second language subject.
Additional languages
Choose from Japanese, Spanish, French or Mandarin to expand your global horizons, and explore even more languages in our extracurricular clubs.Â
Cultural celebrations
Participate in whole-school cultural celebrations, including Globally Minded Week and Lunar New Year, that ensure all traditional heritages are welcomed and cherished.Â
International experiences
Apply language skills in real-life situations, building fluency and confidence through unforgettable international experiences – from the prestigious Duke of Edinburgh’s Award to inspiring ISP ILOS adventures.Â
Discover our language programmes from Pre-Nursery to Sixth Form, supporting students from their first words to their greatest accomplishments.Â
Children are gently immersed in English from their very first day at Bangkok Prep. Expert teachers speak, sing and play with them in English throughout the day, so language becomes a natural part of every routine, game and interaction, building confidence and early communication skills in a warm, nurturing environment.
Children build strong foundations in English by listening, understanding and speaking in meaningful, everyday contexts. Native English teachers and Thai-speaking teaching assistants gently guide language through play, stories and shared routines, so new words, sounds and sentence patterns are picked up naturally. Â
Immersion means English is lived, not just learned, as children chat with friends and teachers in a vibrant international community while also beginning to explore Thai Language and Cultural Studies in dedicated lessons.Â
In Primary, English is the language of instruction, supporting children in developing confidence and fluency in all areas of learning. Alongside this, children enjoy daily Thai story times and songs, strengthening their connection to the local language and culture.
In Year 1, international students take part in a Language Carousel, exploring Thai, Spanish, French and Mandarin, while Thai students continue to deepen their home language and may add further languages through after-school clubs. From Year 2 onwards, each learner focuses on one World Language, building skills and cultural understanding over time, with early exposure to additional languages also woven into circle times.
In Years 7–9, students study two World Languages, chosen from French, Spanish, Mandarin, Thai (First or Second Language) and Japanese (First Language). EAL support is available for students who are new to English.
In Years 10–11, students continue with at least one World Language at IGCSE level, with the option to study two for added challenge. Thai passport holders follow Thai Language, while students study English through either IGCSE First Language or Second Language pathways, with most choosing English Literature. Japanese is offered as a First Language only.
Sixth Formers can further broaden their horizons by choosing Japanese, Thai, Spanish, French or Mandarin as an A Level elective, deepening language skills and fluency for study, work and life in a globalized world. Â
Alongside this, dedicated IELTS lessons in KS5 help students secure the language proficiency required for competitive university entry and international opportunities, strengthening their confidence as global communicators.Â
Our English as an Additional Language (EAL) programme offers extra support for students working to reach the expected fluency level for their year.Â
EAL assessments
Teachers use a combination of class-based assessments and the Oxford Online Placement Test (OOPT) to monitor progress in reading, writing, listening and speaking. Students’ language development is tracked against the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). During EAL Assessment Weeks held across the year, progress is reviewed to ensure learners are well supported and making steady improvements.
Primary School
We assess English progress using the international CEFR framework. Students are reviewed three times a year during EAL Assessment Weeks. Children in Key Stage 1 work towards a high A2 level, and those in Key Stage 2 towards a high B1 level. Students graduate from the EAL Programme once they confidently meet these age-appropriate benchmarks.Â
Secondary School
Learners join EAL-focused classes that run alongside English First Language and World Language 2. Two pathways are available - a two-year course leading to IGCSE ESL at the end of Year 11, or a one-year accelerated course with the exam at the end of Year 10. Students who earn a B or higher then move into First Language English (coursework pathway) and take that exam in Year 11.Â
Sixth Form
Sixth formers who did not achieve a C in First or Second Language English retake in Year 12, ensuring everyone meets essential standards.Â
Through a rich mix of language experiences, students demonstrate their skills, celebrate progress and open doors to global opportunities.Â
Learners challenge themselves in Pearson Edexcel IGCSE English Literature, as well as IAS/IAL French and Spanish. Cambridge International assessments include IGCSE French, Spanish, Mandarin and English (Second Language), alongside IGCSE English and Thai First Language.Â
Through International Schools Partnership’s International Learning Opportunities and the Duke of Edinburgh's Award, students take language into real life, joining cultural exchanges, debates, creative film projects and community service. Rehearsal spaces where students connect across borders and grow into bold, global communicators.Â
Students accelerate language learning with Google Classroom Read Along, Read Theory, Canva, Teen Book Cloud, Oxford Learners Bookshelf, Cambridge Write and Improve, Gemini, NotebookLM, Immersive Reader, Google Translate and Classlink. Flash Academy is also being explored with ISP, giving learners more ways to practise and grow fluency.Â
It was fun learning Mandarin with the class, watching videos, and I feel confident when having a Mandarin conversation with someone.
Avery Primary School
Head Girl
I just wanted to say a huge thank you for the last 7 years of Spanish. Being at USC in Los Angeles, this language has been one of the most useful skills I could have obtained.
Nadeem Primary School
Head boy
Grow into a confident linguist and communicator at Bangkok Prep, uncovering a love for learning languages while nurturing global citizenship.
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