ABOUT RAINTREE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL

Raintree International School is a leading kindergarten nestled in lush, green spaces in Sathorn and Sukhumvit, the heart of Bangkok.

Founded in 2017, Raintree International School provides a holistic early childhood programme for children aged 1–6. In a safe and nurturing environment, we combine the British curriculum with a Reggio Emilia inspired teaching philosophy. Above all, Raintree places a special emphasis on fostering creativity and collaboration, while developing each unique child within our community of lifelong learners.

We are proud to be Thailand’s leading family of preschools, with three prime locations across Sathorn, Sukhumvit, and Bangna (opening August 2027). Each campus is purposefully designed within expansive green spaces to nurture children’s curiosity and wellbeing.  We ensure every child receives the individual care they deserve, providing them with the best start in life.

Creativity

Einstein said that education is not the learning of facts, but the training of the mind to think. With the information age putting a world of knowledge at everyone’s fingertips, critical thinking is more important than ever. In a world constantly evolving, many of the opportunities available to our children in the future cannot even be imagined today. We believe that through play and exploration, we can nurture children’s natural creativity, empowering them to become critical thinkers capable of succeeding academically, emotionally,
and socially.

Collaboration

We recognise the significance of fostering collaboration during a child’s earliest years. Through our carefully curated environment, we encourage children to share ideas, problem-solve together and celebrate each other’s successes. We value the importance of individual growth; however, we also instil the importance of working together towards a shared goal. Fostering respect, teamwork and adaptability prepares the children for future academic learning and lifelong success.

Community of Lifelong Learners

In this increasingly connected world, the global citizens of tomorrow need to communicate effectively, both verbally and non-verbally. The early years are a unique but all too brief period during which children are able to acquire language naturally with increased proficiency. Our multilingual approach at Raintree encourages children to become confident communicators, equipping them with the skills to form relationships and connect with the world around them.

OUR VISION

“ Our aim is to create a happy and nurturing environment to foster a community of creative thinkers with a lifelong love of learning ”

OUR MISSION

We have a four-step approach to fulfilling our vision:

1

High-quality teaching and learning experiences guided by a curriculum focused on pedagogical integrity and research-based best practice

2
Ensuring children are always at the centre of all decision-making
3
Strong partnerships with families and the community to ensure optimal teaching and learning
4
Celebrating a respect for diversity

WHY ARE WE CALLED RAINTREE?

Raintrees, or Chamchuri in Thai, are found throughout Thailand. Known for their vast green canopy, they can often be found in educational institutions sheltering students from the elements as they expand their horizons through learning. To ensure that our children are able to learn in a green oasis, the old raintrees on the site were integrated into the school’s design. The S-shaped buildings curve harmoniously around the trees, creating a natural haven for learning.

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Visit Raintree and meet our team to find out why our parents think we are the best kindergarten in Bangkok

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