Mrs. Nusara (Assakul) Banyatpiyaphod, Chairperson of Brighton College Thailand said Brighton College Bangkok has officially launched its highly anticipated Vibhavadi campus, a visionary new school and sister campus to the award-winning British International School of the Year 2025. Situated on Vibhavadi Road and spanning over 21,000 square metres, the school represents an investment exceeding 1.4 billion baht—establishing a new benchmark for international education in Thailand. Every aspect of the campus has been carefully designed to nurture children’s academic, emotional, and social growth. From an Olympic-standard swimming pool and world-class theatre to STEM labs, music studios, and a full-sized sports field — each facility is purpose-built to unlock every child’s potential.

“What truly sets us apart is our truly child-centred approach. Our teachers and support teams work closely to understand each pupil’s unique identity, tailoring learning experiences that meet their individual academic and personal needs. From their first day in Early Years to preparation for university, children and families are supported every step of the way.”

A Distinctive Approach to British International Education. While the school follows the British curriculum, Brighton College Bangkok Vibhavadi goes further — reinterpreting it to reflect the needs of Thai students in a global context. We are not just a British international school,” added Mrs. Nusara. “We integrate academic rigour with creativity, care, and real-world learning. Our pupils develop not only subject knowledge but also life skills — critical thinking, problem-solving, and effective communication — so they’re prepared not just for exams, but for life.”

Brighton College Bangkok Vibhavadi is equipped with over 70 digitally enabled classrooms, a purpose-built Early Learning Centre, a dedicated Sixth Form Learning Centre, a 370-seat professional theatre, innovation and design labs, and extensive indoor and outdoor sports facilities — including a rooftop swimming pool. Sustainability is central to the school design, which features open-air learning spaces and solar-powered infrastructure to support both environmental responsibility and pupil well-being.

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