What makes our international school unique?
First of all, it is relevant and innovative subjects that are taught here, the open-minded teachers who are aimed at achieving the best results. We don’t like the idea of just making our students spend time at school feeling bored. We regularly monitor not only the level of knowledge gained by our students, but also the qualifications of the teachers, conducting weekly tests and monitoring reports on scientific work.
Rawai Park School is located on Phuket Island in the Kingdom of Thailand. The main educational buildings are located on the territory of the Rawai VIP...
Explore MoreWhat makes our international school unique? First of all, it is relevant and innovative subjects that are taught here, the open-minded teachers...
Explore MoreRawai Park Language School operates following the Cambridge curriculum combined with Singapore math’s and Russian curriculum were required. Alth...
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The educational process is from Monday to Friday. The school is open from 9 am to 5 pm.
Regular participation in international competitions and Olympiads. Total control over student progress.
A chef from Love Rawai Cafe deals with the meals of the students. The menu meets all standards and requirements for a healthy diet.
The school employs teachers of the highest class. The educational program has no analogues in Phuket.
Rhythmic poems. We designed these classes because we saw that in general students weren’t interested in poetry. They thought learning poems by heart was boring
My home country is Wales, a small but beautiful country that shares a border with England and is one of the four countries that makes up the United Kingdom. On the first day of March every year, we celebrate St David’s Day, the feast day of St David, the patron saint of Wales. It is a day to celebrate our heritage and culture by wearing traditional Welsh clothing and wearing daffodils and leeks, the recognized symbols of Wales. We put on parades, take part in traditional Welsh dances and eat traditional Welsh food such as cawl (a meat and vegetable broth), Welsh rarebit (a fancy version of cheese on toast), and Welsh cakes. Being Welsh is a big part of who I am, especially when it comes to rugby and football matches!
Hello! My name is Nastassja and I am very excited to be joining Rawai Park School. Some information about myself, be it silly or informative. I grew u...
Personal BlogMeet the Teacher. Teacher Trent is an enthusiastic South African teacher. He teaches Primary English and Social Studies. He has an educational backgr...
Personal BlogTeacher Alina has been working as a teacher for almost 3 decades. She worked as a teacher, head teacher and manager in schools and universities in Mo...
Personal BlogWe are privileged to have Teacher Victor in our team! Due to his personal love of music and his extensive experience of working as a performer, a comp...
Personal BlogMeet the Teacher. P.E Coordinator and Secondary School Geography teacher. Teacher Nikita graduated from the Moscow Pedagogical University and has mor...
Personal BlogMeet the Teacher. Teacher Nina is a passionate Mathematics teacher with nearly a decade of experience working with students across a wide range of ag...
Personal BlogMy name is Adri Savage I was born and raised in Port Elizabeth, South Africa. I have one son whose name is Lucas and he is 22 years old. I lived for s...
Personal BlogTeacher Alex is a teacher from Germany with more than 7 years of experience teaching Science to second and first-language English learners. He has t...
Personal BlogMeet the Teacher. Nicola is a teacher from South Africa, with years of experience in the Skills Development sector, that equipped her with the expert...
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