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Choosing a school can be a challenging decision. We know that every family is unique, and what you consider to be important in making that choice may be very different from others. From location and facilities to beliefs and values, the number of considerations can be overwhelming. We strongly believe that children flourish in a school when you can make an informed decision to join a community that shares your values. What matters most to you? Tuition FeesAs a not-for-profit foundation school, NIST is overseen by a parent-elected board. We strive to maintain fiscal responsibility, and all tuition income directly benefits our students and the greater community. LocationNestled in the heart of one of Bangkok’s busiest business districts, the NIST International School campus is located on Sukhumvit Soi 15, mere minutes from Asok BTS Station and Terminal 21. LearningFounded in Switzerland in 1968 as a non-profit educational foundation, the International Baccalaureate (IB) does not merely promote a curriculum, but rather a mission to transform the world through education. Campus FacilitiesThough we are an inner-city school, our 25-rai campus encompasses ten buildings that house over 90 classrooms and state-of-the-art facilities ranging from a theatre and exhibition halls to multiple gymnasiums and arts studios. Academic PerformanceNIST has earned a reputation for academic excellence, and our students continually outperform national, regional and global averages on the IB exam, and attend top universities worldwide. Our Inclusive Culture We strongly believe that diversity is not simply a list of nationalities. It means being inclusive and providing students with the opportunity to engage with difference in all its forms, from culture and background to strengths and needs. Our Diverse CommunitySchools do not exist in a bubble. We strive to create a safe, growth-focused community that cares for every individual and extends our philosophy and impact beyond our gates. Our Values Core BeliefsOur community sees education as a force that can enlighten and transform. Through learning grounded in our shared values, we have the opportunity to positively impact those around us. In line with international standards, NIST maintains strong child protection policies procedures and our school strives to provide a safe secure environment for all students. Learn how we keep children safe There are many international schools in Bangkok, and all share some common values and approaches. But we also believe some aspects of the NIST community are unique, providing an enriching experience that prepares children for a world defined by cultural, environmental and technological disruption, and aligns to the shifts in universities and the workplace. In the Bangkok international school community, students come from nearly every nation around the globe, and NIST is no exception, with over 60 nationalities represented. But we believe that diversity encompasses so much more than this. Children must learn to work and live in communities that encompass differing backgrounds, abilities and beliefs. We strive to provide an environment in which they can experience and value difference. More information Service empowers students to connect with others in order to take action to enrich themselves, our communities and the world. It also offers an invaluable opportunity for them to engage with global issues at a local level, make connections with one another and outside community members, and develop the skills that will enable them to become successful global citizens. At NIST students take the lead in proposing, developing and launching service projects. This leads not only to greater learning opportunities, but also to greater attachment and commitment to the projects. More information At NIST students take the lead in proposing, developing and launching service projects. This leads not only to greater learning opportunities, but also to greater attachment and commitment to the projects.Service at NIST empowers students to connect with others in order to take action to enrich themselves, our communities and the world. It also offers an invaluable opportunity for them to engage with global issues at a local level, make connections with one another and outside community members, and develop the skills that will enable them to become successful global citizens. We are proud to offer over 20 service groups, co-led by student leaders and adult mentors. These sustainable groups address issues ranging from environmental protection to poverty alleviation to human rights advocacy. More information NIST’s aspirations and vision of education do not rely on models of the past, on the accumulation of knowledge or the memorization of facts. We believe in making decisions grounded in research in order to provide students with a supportive environment and the best possible learning opportunities. Though we are an International Baccalaureate school, we adopt best practices to suit our philosophy and context, ensuring that our graduates are fully prepared for the challenges of university and the workplace. More information 36 Sukhumvit Soi 15, Klongtoey-nuaWattana, Bangkok 10110 ThailandTel.: +66 (0)2 017 5888Fax: +66 (0)2 017 5800nist@nist.ac.thBachelor of Arts in Economics, Boston University, U.S.A.Master of Business Administration in Finance, Sasin Institute, Bangkok, ThailandOccupationPresident, Siam Commercial BankChildren at NIST: 1 (Class of 2035)Bachelor of Arts in Business and Economics with a Minor in International Relations, Skidmore College, U.S.A.OccupationSenior Vice President, Tycoon Music Co. Ltd.Vice President, IQ Plus Music Co. Ltd.Children at NIST: 1 (Class of 2035) Ph.D. in Biological Nutrition, University of California, Davis, U.S.A.Master of Science in Biochemistry, Imperial College, University of London, UKBachelor of Science in Biochemistry, King’s College, University of London, UKOccupationVice President, Krungthai Food Public Company LimitedRisk Management Committee, GFPT Public Company LimitedChildren at NIST: 1 (Class of 2033)Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology, King’s CollegeJuris Doctor (LLB/JD) Schulich School of Law, Dalhousie University, Nova Scotia, CanadaLicensed as Barrister Solicitor, Ontario, CanadaCertificate in Alternative Dispute Resolution, University of WindsorOccupationFounder, Kelly Resource Consulting (Hong Kong)Children at NIST: 2 (Class of 2030 2032)Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering, Chulalongkorn UniversityM.Sc. in Civil Engineering, University of Southern California, U.S.A.OccupationChief Executive Officer of Gulf Energy Development PCLAs member of the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), served in several important positions in the state and central governments in India for about 20 yearsWorked in the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP) for about 18 years and retired as Principal Officer in 2006International consultant in the field of international trade and investment and on the board of several companies in IndiaWhile in ESCAP,spear-headed the initiative to establish a UN school in Bangkok which eventually led to the establishment of NIST in 1992. Since then, has been intimately involved in the development of NIST, as a Trustee in the Foundation. Also served as Chairman of the Foundation during the formative years of the SchoolIn view of his role in the establishment of NIST,has been appointed for life as Founding Member of the FoundationDiploma in Management, New Zealand Institute of Management (NZIM)Post Graduate Diploma in Management, SLOAN-MITOccupationSenior Vice President – IDS Medical Systems (Thailand) Co., Ltd.Children at NIST: 1 (Class of 2023)LL.M., University of Pennsylvania Law School, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S.A.M.CL., Indiana University School of Law, Bloomington, Indiana, U.S.A.LL.B., Thammasat UniversityOccupationPartner, Linklaters (Thailand) Ltd.Children at NIST: 1 (Class of 2025) The community understands and has embraced the shift from an achievement-oriented to a growth-oriented learning model and its connection to developing lifelong learners. 2018 NEASC Accreditation Report Welcome to NIST International SchoolThe first and only full, not-for-profit International Baccalaureate (IB) international school in Bangkok, Thailand Book a School Tour We encourage all families to make an appointment to tour the school. Your visit will offer you a unique view into our community and allow us to provide more in-depth information in order to help you make the best educational decision for your family. AdmissionsFirst and foremost, thank you for considering NIST as an option for your child. As you explore our site and admissions information, we encourage you to contact us with any questions or concerns you may have about our curriculum, philosophy or any other aspect of the school. AcademicsOur community has cultivated a well-deserved reputation for excellence in academics over the past two decades. Being the first full International Baccalaureate (IB) World School in Thailand and a frequent early adopter of programme developments, NIST enjoys an unparalleled relationship with the IB, remaining at the forefront of progressive, research-based teaching and learning. ActivitiesNIST encourages all students to push beyond their limits through the Extra-Curricular Activities (ECAs) Programme, which offers more than 300 activities in areas as diverse as sports, drama, music, art, technology, academics, language, and social and environmental activism. Welcome to NIST International SchoolThe first and only full, not-for-profit International Baccalaureate (IB) international school in Bangkok, Thailand October SAT & ACT ExamsNIST has received approval from the relevant government authorities to host the 2 October SAT exam and 9 October ACT exam. Due to the evolving situation in regard to campus accessibility, to enter the NIST campus test-takers will now be required to submit the following:1. Thai FDA-approved antigen test (in past 24 hours) 2. NIST Health & Safety Declaration Form - Form for 2 October SAT exam- Form for 9 October ACT exam3. Passport or Thai ID and printed SAT admission ticketIt is recommended that test-takers take the antigen test at home on Friday afternoon or evening, and immediately after, complete the declaration form to avoid delays on Saturday morning. We will continue to monitor the situation and adjust NIST campus accessibility requirements.

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