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.

H1N1 : Harrow International School guidelines for H1N1.

We have one place left on the 2010 ski trip for a male student. This is a fantastic opportunity to experience the beauty and excitement of skiing in Switzerland. Previous trips have proven to be highlights of the year with both staff and students returning with huge smiles and stories to share. Click Read More to view a slideshow of last year’s trip and for more details and/or contact Ms Kathryn Gavin for further information. 

Now that Old Harrovian Nic Patrick is safely working in space after a picture perfect launch (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_OQdTjOJjq4 ) we have the great opportunity to send him e- mails. Even whilst Nic was preparing for launch he sent Harrow unique photos taken by him that no one else in the world can see as we are on his friends and family on orbit e – mail system!

Secondary Sports Day 2010 featuring The Charity Mile
Wednesday 10th March 2010
See your Heads of House or House Captains to join in the fun!

 

 

Celebrating Success Based on Strong Foundations.
Harrow International School was delighted to be invited to the British Embassy to receive it
Excellence awards for Cambridge University.
Click to see more photos.

 

Three teams bring home BISAC Season 2 tournament medals. Last weekend six Lions teams represented Harrow at the Season 2 BISAC Championships. The highlights of the weekend were the U17 and U13 Girls who both reached the finals of their respective competitions. The U17 Girls played some fantastic basketball over two days, beating Patana, Ruamrudee, Traill and Thai Chinese Schools but lost out in a close final to NIST.

BISAC Season 3 and U11/U13 FOBISSEA Team Training Starts next week. U11 & U13 FOBISSEA and Season 3 BISAC sports team training starts next week – February 8th. Come to the first training session to register. If you need to change activities you must fill in an activity change form @ sports office. Any season 2 football and basketball players who will not be playing an a season 3 team need to see Mr. Staples to select their new activities this week.

The sports teams Harrow will be running for BISAC and for FOBISSEA are: