Rayong English Programme School

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Rayong English Programme School (REPS)
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Type Private
MottoKnowledge Character Leadership
Established2021
Head of SchoolTae Tae Photatong
Website http://www.repsrayong.com

Rayong English Programme School, Ban Chang, also known as Royal English Programme School, Ban Chang and REPS Ban Chang, is a small private bilingual school in Rayong, Thailand. The head of school is Tae Tae Photatong.

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