The Bangkok international school has unveiled Building B and a sports complex while extending its Bangkhae campus into Key Stage 3, creating a new continuation route for families considering British-curriculum education.
International Pioneers School (IPS) has expanded its Bangkhae campus in west Bangkok, Thailand, with a new teaching building and sports complex, alongside the introduction of lower secondary classes.
The development supports the campus’s move into Key Stage 3, with Years 7 and 8 identified as the new intake for the 2026 academic year.
The school announced Building B and the sports facilities on 12 October, before holding an open house on 31 October.
The expansion gives families in Bangkok’s western suburbs another option for continuing a British-curriculum education beyond the primary years.
Building B Adds Specialist Learning Spaces
According to the school’s announcement, the new multi-storey Building B has been developed to support additional year groups and the campus’s growing student body.
The building includes classrooms and specialist learning spaces for secondary students.
British Schools Asia reported on 30 October that the facilities include science laboratories, a library and an art room.
An adjacent sports complex has also been introduced to broaden the campus’s physical education and extracurricular provision.
Alka Pandey, School Director of IPS, described the facilities as part of the school’s continuing investment in education for local and expatriate families.
These are completed school developments rather than facilities merely proposed for future construction.
Key Stage 3 Extends the School’s Curriculum Pathway
The Bangkhae campus opened in 2022 and follows a curriculum modelled on the National Curriculum for England.
The introduction of Years 7 and 8 extends its provision into lower secondary education.
According to the school’s Bangkhae curriculum information, Key Stage 3 builds on earlier learning through subjects including English, mathematics and science.
The wider IPS network provides Cambridge IGCSE and A Level pathways.
However, its websites contain differing descriptions of the year groups already operating at Bangkhae. Families should therefore confirm the availability of Year 9 and later qualifications at that campus before making enrolment decisions.
The school’s 31 October open house was intended to introduce families to the facilities and curriculum.
A registration discount advertised specifically for attendees of that event should not be treated as a currently available offer without confirmation.
For parents considering a move into secondary education, the expansion creates a potential continuation route within the same school community.
Families can contact the Bangkhae admissions team to confirm available year groups, current fees and arrangements for future secondary study.
