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Hands down the first choice in Bangkok for any student who intends to pursue further education and training or a career and life in the DACH countries (Germany, Austria, Switzerland). It's not just about learning the language but also pedagogics, values and culture. My daughter really loves her school and I never regretted the decision to enrol her here nine years ago. Location is great for those living in the eastern parts of town...but not so much for those who don't. The school community is small and quite eclectic. Never a dull moment :)

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No other school in Thailand will prepare your child for life, further studies and/or a career in the "DACH" countries (Germany, Austria, Switzerland) like RIS Swiss Section. My daughter is really happy here and I never regretted enrolling her nine years ago. She came to learn German and stayed because of the great school community and pedagogics. I consider it a real hidden gem among the international schools in Bangkok.

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Die Schulgemeinschaft hat das Missmanagement unter Rektor D枚rig satt.

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RIS Swiss Section has a beautiful campus, is small, teachers are nice. Kindergarden is nice, school is simple, which is nice as well, not run like a company. That sounds good. Communication in school is poor from the management. There is no advance planning for the situation in unforeseen events like CORONA Pandemics like now (2020). The school waits for the government to announce the opening, while all online teaching methods remain as improvised as they were in place at the start. The school management does not communicate enough with parents. There is no flexibility to shorten the summer holidays while distance learning is seen as replacement of normal school even for small kids below 6 years, which is unusual for other schools. Parents are not supported enough for language training, on how to improve skills of pupils in general, because the school does not develop children, they only evaluate shortcomings. If you have a german speaking person at home, who would be ready to teach your child whenever the school is closed (due to frequent teacher trainings, workshops, excursions during! the term), helping for online training, you can consider the school. But if you send your child to that school to receive modern education and wait for support and expect to learn, how children can improve it is the wrong school.

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school is OK but the management under the current principal is a joke. school president seem to look the other way.

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Good teacher - very incompetent school director

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What RIS Swiss Section is pitching now, to take in more students, is overhyped. I hope the school鈥檚 marketing team and the current principal would stop telling the public that this school is offering bi-lingual education. And if you are not German, Swiss or Austrian parents who speak German to your kids in your households and plan for them to further their study in German-medium universities, stay away from this school. Here is our views of the school after spending 5 years there in the now-defunct English Profile. 1. Education: The school officially started English and German profiles (Profile E and Profile D) for students about 5 years ago (2014) after the parents voted for the of curriculum of this kind in an Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM). The idea was to make the kids from English-speaking or Thai families fluent both in English and German in Profile E. At grade 7, both Profiles will merge and students from Profile E would be able to continue studying in German curriculum till they graduate, with good German language skills equal to those of their peers from Profile D. On a side not, before 2014, the school did IB curriculum without any permission from RIS (RIS Swiss Section doesn鈥檛 have its school license, RIS is its license holder) and so a vote at EGM was called either to steer the school to its former self as a German-medium school or a school with both Profile E and Profile D from KG to Grade 6. It turns out the school realized just around the end of 2018 it was not able to make Profile E students fluent in German as intended. (These students officially learned German 4 periods weekly plus other some other activities in classes conducted in German.) But the school never let on that the curriculum could not deliver. And no curriculum improvements have ever been made along the way. Then, out of the blue, in February 2019, the principal sent an email to Profile E parents announcing ambiguously the format of Profile E would be changed to improve German language skills. Yet it masked the fact the school no longer wanted Profile E. An official meeting that followed to clarify the issue was unhelpful. The principal and the officials involved declined to come clean with the issue to the confusion of many parents. The school is now back to become what it was before many years ago: the German-medium school. 2. The school management: This school is run as an 鈥渁ssociation鈥� with "7 parents" elected as school鈥檚 board of directors (no outside respectable experts, professionals or even people from RIS, the license holder). Once elected, they manage the school under the guise of Swiss Education Association (SEA). In other words, SEA and RIS Swiss Section are practically one and the same. The finances of SEA and RIS Swiss Section are one and the same.

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