Harrow International School, Bangkok is one of two schools licensed by the Harrow Foundation. It is a Kindergarten-Year 13 Independent School which follows a traditional British curriculum.

A Harrow education is a broad one, enabling pupils to fulfil their academic potential and enjoy many activities outside the classroom. The school is situated on a spacious campus in Don Muang and the facilities are excellent, including those for boarding. The teaching staff are primarily from the UK and very well qualified; many of them live on site which underpins the strong sense of community within the school.

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Byron House win Prep Sports day with some record breaking performances. Prep School Sports day took place on Thursday 11th March. The morning of athletics started with a opening ceremony “walk past” and the Thai National Anthem. The competition combined traditional track and field events as well as well as some fun individual races and relays. Many students set superb running times and jumped and threw record distances to win individual gold, silver and bronze medals. Every competitor, whether first or last, won points for their respective house and as a result the team work was of the highest standard.

MAY/JUNE 2010 INTERNATIONAL EXAMINATION TIMETABLE FOR GCE, IGCSE AND GCSE - DRAFT. This timetable may be updated. The day for each examination will not change but there may be a need to adjust the timings, as any clashes are identified. Please keep checking for updates.

The Harrow’s sponsored Kanchanaburi Adventure Race saw over 700 athletes from across Asia competing in a gruelling series of challenges to benefit elephant conservation. Harrow are proud to be associated with such a professionally run and environmentally friendly organisation and welcome any parents who are interested in joining us.

Today our football team was lucky to be given the chance to train with Rene, the coach of Muang Thong. His decades of coaching at the top level allowed our FOBISSEA team to get the best possible preparation for their upcoming tournament. He will be training the team over the next four weeks so come along and see a unique opportunity for our school. Only at Harrow.

This past weekend saw ISB host its first annual gymnastics invitational competition. Harrow entered 3 teams, Level 1b Junior and Senior girls and Level 2 boys. Our gymnasts did us proud. On Saturday Poom Narkchaiya achieved gold medal position in the individual all around competition. He was also awarded medals for four pieces of apparatus and ribbons for two. Sean Roche and Yim Anonvatana also received medals and ribbons for their excellent performances. Overall the boys together with Oliver Riley achieved 2nd place in the boys team competition.