Student support · Safety and security

Safe, Seen and Supported

Children learn best when they feel safe. At MIS, keeping every child safe is part of daily life, from the gate in the morning to the moment they go home.

Book a Private Tour How we keep children safe

Young pupil arriving at school holding a teddy

Registeredmember of the Safeguarding Alliance

Every adult wears ID. Every child is known.

Safety at MIS is not one rule but many small habits, shared by every member of staff.

How we keep children safe

Six Layers of Care

Safeguarding Alliance

MIS is a registered member of the Safeguarding Alliance, which helps schools keep child protection strong and up to date.

Controlled campus entry

Access to campus is managed through the day. Visitors sign in, and children only leave with adults registered with the school.

Every adult wears ID

Staff and visitors wear ID on campus, so children always know who is meant to be there.

Trained, caring staff

Staff are trained to spot and report concerns, and every child has adults who know them by name.

Health checks

Clear rules on illness keep classrooms healthy, with extra checks at arrival during outbreaks such as hand, foot and mouth disease.

Water safety

Early Years children swim twice every 8-day cycle, because learning to swim early is one of the best ways to keep children safe in Thailand.

Pastoral care

Someone to Talk To

Safety is also about feeling safe. Every child has people looking out for them.

School Counsellor

Wellbeing first

Supports children through change and worry, and meets families when needed.

SENCo

Learning support

Works with teachers and parents when a child needs a different kind of help.

Class teachers

Known by name

Small classes mean every child has a teacher who notices how they are doing.

Houses

A sense of belonging

Four Houses from Preschool to Year 13, with siblings in the same House.

We want every student to feel that there is something for them. Whether they are highly competitive, trying something for the first time or simply looking for something they enjoy.

Mr. James HanhamDeputy Head of Student Life

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