78 | EDUCATION ASIA | DISCOVER | Excellence in Schools
Perhaps the school’s most distinctive feature is its connection to Glenalmond College in Perthshire. Founded in 1847, Glenalmond has earned a reputation for academic excellence, strong pastoral care and character development. Glenalmond Phuket will become the first international school outside the UK to carry its name, marking an exciting new chapter for the historic Scottish institution. That heritage will be woven into school life through traditions such as the four-house system and the school’s mascot, Glen Almond, helping to build identity, belonging and community from the very beginning. Walking through the spacious campus, it is the attention to detail that stands out. Wide corridors, specialist teaching spaces and generous learning areas create an open and welcoming environment, while mature trees retained within the design add shade, character and a sense of permanence from day one. The school is designed as a two- form-entry campus, allowing it to offer exceptional facilities while maintaining the close-knit feel many families value. Initially opening with Early Years and Primary, the curriculum will follow the Early Years Foundation Stage and the National Curriculum for England before expanding to include IGCSEs, A Levels and BTEC qualifications. The long-term vision is equally impressive. Scholarship opportunities are already being explored, while proposed BTEC pathways linked to tourism and hospitality demonstrate a clear understanding of Phuket’s
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