CAMPUS
& FACILITIES
A CAMPUS DESIGNED FOR LEARNING AND GROWTH
AN INNOVATIVE ENVIRONMENT
Located in the heart of Bangkok’s Sathorn district, Sequoia Nova’s campus is a purpose-built learning environment that nurtures both academic and physical development. Blending indoor and outdoor spaces, the campus features modular classrooms, digital learning tools, and hands-on activity zones—creating a flexible, future-ready setting where students thrive.
HELIOS BUILDING
The Helios Building serves as the administrative and innovation hub. On the ground floor, out library nestled in the warm, wood‑panelled Forest Room, as well as a canteen where nutritious, balanced meals are prepared with care. Upstairs, creativity takes center stage with dedicated spaces for music, dance, and reading—supporting holistic growth beyond the classroom.
ICARUS BUILDING
The Icarus Building is the academic heart of Sequoia Nova, purpose‑built to champion our learner‑centred, project‑based approach. Flexible classroom layouts—featuring modular desks and adaptable learning zones—shift effortlessly to suit each project. Integrated digital platforms extend learning beyond the timetable, allowing learners to grasp key concepts at their own pace and arrive ready to dive deeply into every subject.
OUTDOOR SPACES
Our campus features an expansive outdoor area with a multi‑sport court, inviting regular physical activity and a love of sport. A permaculture garden is in the works, giving learners hands‑on experience with sustainable growing practices. Two convenient entrances and ample parking make daily access smooth for families.
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PRIME LOCATION IN SATHORN
Sequoia Nova is ideally situated in Sathorn, one of Bangkok’s most vibrant and connected districts. Just minutes from the CBD, Silom, and major highways, the school is easily accessible from central business and residential areas alike. Two secure entry points ensure smooth drop-offs and pickups for families across the city.
THE MAKER ZONE
The Maker Zone at Sequoia Nova is a purpose‑built workshop devoted to creation and experimentation—a raw, bustling space where learners are free to design, tinker and give shape to their ideas.
Stocked with a wide array of materials, tools and electronic components, the Zone operates within a carefully monitored, safe environment under the guidance of trained adults. Here, children master equipment such as glue guns, craft knives, screwdrivers and soldering irons, acquiring the correct techniques, a regard for precision and a strong sense of responsibility.
The Maker Zone sits at the heart of our interdisciplinary projects: it is where learners build prototypes, test concepts and explore robotics, electronics and manual fabrication in direct response to the real‑world challenges they are tackling.
Above all, it is a place for trial, error and innovation—an arena where it is perfectly acceptable to make mistakes, start over and, most importantly, learn by doing.
