About Cariad
1. Finnish Early Childhood Education (Established in 2015 with the University of Helsinki):At Cariad, we focus on nurturing children’s growth in a joyful,open environment that fosters social skills and ingenuity, encouraging them to explore and create in nature. Our early childhood program uniquely combines the Finnish system with the UK's Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) framework. Inspired by Finland’s national curriculum, we employ a play-based approach intertwined with elements from the British academia.This syllabus is designed to provide children with an innovating and inspiring learning environment in which they can develop interpersonal skills, diagnostic abilities, and originality through free exploration and interaction. Our play-based approach encourages curiosity and a spirit of exploration, helping children learn by playing and engaging with others. This method promotes self-discovery, confidence, and problem-solving skills,empowering children to explore knowledge self-sufficiently…More
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2026-08-05Outstanding International School Student Award 2026
Congratulations to Dennis on receiving the Outstanding International School Student Award 2026, presented by the Office of the Private Education Commission (OPEC), Ministry of Education, Thailand.
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2026-05-27Former NASA Scientist Supports Science Learning at Cariad
Weweredelightedtowelcomeourfriendandadvisor,Mr.Ric,backtotheschooltodayashegenerouslydonatedmorefantasticequipmentforoursciencelab!ThankstoMr.Ric’skindness,ourstudents
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2026-04-02Congratulate Dennis on receiving an offer to join the prestigious Lucus Luminum
We are delighted to congratulate Dennis on receiving an offer to join the prestigious Lucus Luminum Programme at Oxford University this summer, hosted by the John Locke Institute!
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About The Name
On the renowned Glamorgan Hills in Wales, a rock engraved with the word “cariad”—meaning "love" or "dear" in Welsh. This ancient inscription,with its legends and untold stories, stirs a sense of curiosity that echoes our school's passion for exploration and discovery.The Principal of Cariad International School is from Wales, UK, and we look forward to fostering more cultural exchange and cooperation with Welsh schools. This will provide students with increased opportunities for exchange programs, friendly competitions, and visits.

