At Regents, learning comes to life beyond the classroom, thanks to a breadth of experiential activities that enable our students to become performers, leaders, adventurers, and activists.
Whether it’s stepping into the spotlight in our Globe theatre, campaigning for change on our Eco Committee, or representing our sporting Lions teams with pride, your child will choose their own adventures – and tailor their own personal journey to success. In everything they do, we’ll make sure they’re safe, supported, and happy.
Our collaborations with The Juilliard School, MIT, and UNICEF enhance our students’ school experience, both in and beyond the classroom.
There’s so much more to performing arts than what you see on stage. Children develop self-expression and self-awareness, as well as empathy, confidence, and a love of cultural exploration. Our collaboration with the world-renowned performing arts institution, The Juilliard School, enhances our dance, drama, and music programmes, promoting creativity, teamwork, and resilience among students of all ages.
Juilliard is recognised around the world as a leader in the arts. Through our exclusive collaboration, we harness their expertise and experience to create a continually evolving programme, which sparks our students’ imagination and nurtures their talents and interests.
Our incredible citizenship trip to Arusha in Tanzania teaches students about global responsibility and sustainability, and the important role we play in looking after our planet. Working with locals on a variety of projects, students develop a sense of independence, increase their understanding of the world, and learn the importance of being part of a community.
The personal challenge expedition in Les Martinets in Switzerland encourages our students to push themselves and take risks. Set in the beautiful Swiss Alps, students hike through the mountains and take on a series of challenges. Students also learn important skills – like cooking and working together under pressure – while creating cherished memories that stay with them forever.
Every year, a group of Regents students take part in workshops, seminars, and debates at the United Nations’ (UN) High Level Political Forum and Model UN event in New York, US. Our students collaborate with staff, contribute to committees, and influence world leaders
An array of awe-inspiring day, residential, and international trips bring learning to life for our younger students.
Our primary students really make the most of the opportunities we offer, which enhance the formative education they receive in the classroom and are linked to the topics they’re studying.
Our Discovery Week, which takes place in summer, offers a range of carefully considered trips and excursions. These include visits to the Elephant Nature Park in Chang Mai, where students learn about conservation before returning home as fully-fledged elephant ambassadors.
We also organise residential trips to the Mechai Bamboo School in Buriram, where students immerse themselves in community service projects, mindfulness activities, and agricultural work, learning about diversity, inclusivity, and mutual respect in the process.
At secondary, the world is our students’ oyster, as they enjoy day, overnight, and week-long trips in Thailand and overseas.
On our cultural trip to Siem Reap, Cambodia, students take part in a range of activities that directly help both locals and the environment. They can experience an array of sensational landscapes, adventurous activities, and spectacular cultural opportunities in New Zealand. And at our five-day surf camp in Bali, Indonesia, your child can join-up with peers from around the globe to get active, support communities, and make a difference.
On every trip we offer, your child will be supported by experts, who will encourage them to push themselves out of their comfort zone and take age-appropriate risks. This develops their personal character, social abilities, and resilience.
At Regents, we weave wellbeing into everything we do. Your child’s health and happiness come first, and we’re committed to nurturing their resilience, instilling confidence, and providing the tailored support they deserve, whenever they need it. This is driven by our full-time, dedicated wellbeing counsellor.
We’re proud to hold the prestigious Wellbeing Award for Schools, which recognises our whole-school commitment to positive care and attention. All our teachers take part in specialist training with the world-renowned Anna Freud Centre, too. Our bespoke Growing Minds programme – alongside specialist resources on our Global Campus platform – will give your child the tools they need to thrive at school and in the future.
Are your children ready to become Pandas, Elephants, Tigers or Lions? For three weeks over the summer holidays, children of all ages and nationalities will be enjoying a range of adventures and activities organised by the professional education team at Regents International School.
Set among the palm trees and tapioca fields synonymous with rural Thailand, our striking campus is home to outstanding facilities and tech-enabled spaces. Book your tour with our friendly admissions team today.
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LEARNING BY MAKING AN IMPACT
Our membership with Round Square – a network of 230 schools that offers world-class outreach programmes and experiences – drives our social purpose at Regents. Our students learn by doing – on exchange trips, through international service projects, and by getting involved in community initiatives – which sees them become compassionate leaders and develop a global perspective.
Both locally and around the world, our students support the people, causes, and initiatives that matter to them. This includes raising funds for community partners including the Sotpattana School for the Deaf and the Love Wildlife Foundation. We're proud to be a Green Flag Award-winning school, too, which is testament to our young people’s inventiveness and commitment to the environment.