A significant step forward for Cranleigh’s international ambitions, with a new education partnership in Vietnam.

We will be working closely with Sunshine Group, one of Vietnam’s biggest and most influential companies, with interests in education, finance, construction and technology.

The partnership is the beginning of what we hope will be a long-term project in Vietnam and an exciting new chapter for Cranleigh. The collaboration brings together our heritage and international expertise with Sunshine Group’s local insight and commitment to improving educational outcomes for young people.

This will be Cranleigh School’s fourth international venture, alongside those in China and the United Arab Emirates, demonstrating the School’s continued growth and global outlook.

Sam Price, Cranleigh Schools Group Head, said:

“We are delighted to be entering a new chapter by partnering with Sunshine Group in Vietnam. Our commitment to world-class education will be at the forefront of our partnership, combining our rich history, innovative thinking and our attitude towards education. Starting this journey with Sunshine Group is another opportunity to share Cranleigh’s culture across the world alongside our current schools in Abu Dhabi and China, giving pupils a global perspective and providing exciting opportunities.”

Today’s signing sets the foundation for future growth, deeper collaboration and the potential for the development of multiple Cranleigh International schools across Vietnam. Together, we look forward to shaping a new generation of globally minded learners and establishing a lasting educational legacy in the region.

Đỗ Văn Tuấn, Project Director, Sunshine Group, said:

“This milestone signals the beginning of a broad educational vision for Vietnam. By combining Cranleigh School’s heritage and global expertise with strong local partnership, the ambition is to create a network of schools that will support families across the country and contribute meaningfully to the future of education in the region. We anticipate being able to announce the first school site in June this year.”