Through charity, raising awareness and supporting the local community, our pupils contribute to their communities and the wider world through their efforts and kindness.
As a school, we regularly run events for local charities. Being involved in this aspect of school life means that our pupils know from a young age the importance of community, and that their contributions matter.
Along with achieving some of the best international school academic results in the world, our pupils leave Brighton College Bangkok as well-rounded, confident and kind young adults. Kindness is central to the culture of our school.
All pupils join a House, each of which has its own Head of House. Each House has a dedicated team of tutors. There are no social hierarchies in Houses: older pupils are actively involved in mentoring younger pupils.
Wellbeing is at the centre of our school culture and encompasses many aspects of mental, physical and emotional health. But at its core is our ability to look after ourselves, and those around us.
Our Wellbeing programme allows all young people to access information, resources and skills to equip them with advice and practical support to look after themselves now and in the future.
Our pastoral system, overseen by a dedicated Deputy Head, ensures that everyone feels cared for in both academic and personal matters.
We are here to support not only our pupils and teachers, but our parents too. We hold regular workshops for parents on topics ranging from teenagers and social media, to how to help your child get the most from their revision.
Our pupils know that there is a whole world beyond the classroom, and we encourage them to remember that they are a part of society, not apart from it.
At Brighton College Bangkok, Senior pupils unlock a world of opportunities, from academic excellence to co-curricular adventures. Join our Open House and see how your child can thrive, explore their passions and become the best version of themselves.
