What is the difference between Shrewsbury Riverside and City campus?

Riverside is the original co-ed Years 7–13 campus on the Chao Phraya with a Pre-Prep and Prep School; City Campus on Rama 9 is a separate primary-through-Year 13 school focused on younger years and a city catchment.

What curriculum does Shrewsbury Riverside follow?

The English National Curriculum leading to IGCSE in Year 11 and A Levels in Years 12–13. The school does not offer the IB Diploma.

Is entry to Shrewsbury Riverside competitive?

Yes. Applicants sit CAT4 and English assessments and from Year 7 also Maths and English papers; interviews are required.

Does Shrewsbury Riverside run a school bus?

Yes, including bus routes across Sathorn, Silom, Sukhumvit and Rama 3, plus a boat service from Sathorn Pier.

Is Shrewsbury a not-for-profit school?

It is operated as a foundation-style school with reinvestment into facilities; it is independent of, but linked to, Shrewsbury School in the UK.

Bangkok · Charoen Krung (Riverside)

Shrewsbury International School Bangkok Riverside

The Riverside campus of Shrewsbury International School Bangkok sits on the Chao Phraya River off Charoen Krung Road and serves around 1,700 students from age 3 to 18. It follows the English National Curriculum, IGCSE and A Level pathway, and is consistently among Thailand's top-performing A Level schools.

Curriculum

British

Ages Accepted

full

Tuition Tier

₿₿₿₿

Tuition Range (THB/year)

฿620,000–฿960,000

Main Language

English

Entry Exam

Required

Founded

2003

Website

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Notes for Parents

Riverside campus on the Chao Phraya off Charoen Krung Soi 63
Sister to Shrewsbury School in the UK (founded 1552)
Strong A Level results; large university placement at Russell Group, Ivy League and Oxbridge
Boys/girls co-ed, full Years 7–13 only at Riverside (Floating Years moved to City)
Boat shuttle and bus routes across Sathorn, Silom and Sukhumvit

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