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Bangkok is Southeast Asia's largest hub for international education, with over 90 schools serving a massive expat community. Traffic shapes daily life here, so school location relative to home is often the most important practical consideration. Popular expat areas like Sukhumvit, Sathorn, and the gated community of Nichada Thani cluster around schools. Despite the intensity of the city, families find excellent healthcare, diverse dining, and a vibrant social scene that makes Bangkok uniquely liveable.
Compare 38 international schools in Bangkok, Thailand. Filter by curriculum, fees (average THB 510,418), location, and more to find the right international school now.
St. Andrew's International School Bangkok’s High School campus opened in August 2017 in central Bangkok, at 1020 Sukhumvit Road, close to Ekkamai BTS station and a shopping mall. Students aged 11 to 18 follow the English National Curriculum, taking IGCSEs before progressing to either the full IB Diploma or the IB Career‑Related Programme, with BTEC options also available. Class sizes average 16 students, with about 1,100+ learners currently enrolled on-site. English is the language of instruction, complemented by courses in Thai, French, Spanish, German, Korean, Mandarin, and Japanese, including support for first-language learners. Unique offerings include a STEAM curriculum featuring VEX Robotics with MIT collaborations, a Performing Arts programme tied to Juilliard, and a broad range of IGCSE and IB subject choices. A co-ed day school, bus services are provided, but boarding is not offered.
Dulwich College International School Bangkok, opening in August 2026, is part of the Dulwich College International network. Located in the Bang Na district of Bangkok, the school will offer a British curriculum for students aged 3 to 18 years. The campus is designed with sustainability in mind, aiming for LEED Gold certification, and includes facilities such as a sports centre, aquatic centre, and landscaped outdoor learning areas. The SE21 programme integrates STEM education, promoting innovation and critical thinking. With a focus on academic excellence and holistic development, Dulwich College Bangkok aims to provide a nurturing environment for students to thrive.
International Pioneers School (IPS), founded in 1998, is an international day school offering education from Kindergarten through Year 13. The school follows the National Curriculum for England, with students preparing for Cambridge IGCSE and A-Level or Pearson Edexcel qualifications in the senior years. IPS is fully accredited by ONESQA, WASC, and serves as an approved examination centre for both Cambridge and Pearson. Facilities at IPS include air-conditioned classrooms, science and computer laboratories, music and art rooms, indoor and outdoor play areas, and a library. The school also has a clinic with a full-time registered nurse.
Amnuay Silpa School, established in 1926, offers children aged 2 to 18 a full bilingual Thai–UK education, following both national Thai and British curricula through IGCSE in Years 10–11 and A Levels in Years 12–13 . Located in central Bangkok’s Ratchathewi district, the school teaches primarily in English and Thai, with Mandarin as a third language. Notable facilities include dedicated labs, performance spaces, art studios, and sports fields used by 18 teams competing in regional leagues. A signature offering is its participation in the international **F1 in Schools** challenge, where students design miniature racing cars and compete globally. Additional extras include a TED Talk Club, Duke of Edinburgh Award, Student Enterprise, and the Excellelate STEM programme ; emphasizing skills in presentation, innovation, and leadership. This makes ANS particularly suitable for families seeking a bilingual school that combines national and international qualifications with hands-on, globally recognized initiatives.
Brighton College Bangkok Vibhavadi, located north of central Bangkok along Vibhavadi Rangsit Road, opens in August 2025 and welcomes students aged 2–18 to a British-based education leading to IGCSEs and A-Levels. Nestled in Chatuchak with direct access to BTS and MRT lines, the campus is just a short drive from Don Mueang Airport and central Bangkok. Class sizes average 23, with a cap of 25, and the school currently enrolls around 500 students. A hallmark of life here is the rich balance of opportunity. Students enjoy regular drama, music, art, and design classes, support for sports from football to kayaking, use of a rooftop swimming pool and 400-seat theatre, and active House-based pastoral care. Weekly assemblies and presentation skills training reinforce personal development alongside academics. Unique to this school is its seamless progression from Early Years through Sixth Form in a caring, single-school community led by Founding Head Master Mr Crispian Waterman.
Knightsbridge House International School is a Singapore-affiliated international school located in Pak Kret, Nonthaburi. Opened in 2025, the school offers the Cambridge International Curriculum, starting from Year 1 and progressing toward IGCSE and A-Levels. The curriculum is enhanced by Singapore Math, Mandarin, and Thai language and culture, reflecting a multicultural approach to foundational learning. The campus features modern facilities including specialist science labs, art and music rooms, a swimming pool, outdoor play areas, and multi-sport fields.
Aster is a co-educational day school in central Bangkok, offering a British-based international curriculum. It begins with the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) and progresses to the English National Curriculum in primary and lower secondary. In upper secondary, students prepare for IGCSEs and A-Levels, with a high school diploma pathway also available. The school’s facilities include flexible classrooms, science and computer labs, creative studios for art and performing arts, indoor sports areas, and spaces for project-based learning. Aster also supports after-school activities and enrichment programs as part of its extended learning model.
Wellington College International School Bangkok is a British international school located on a 28-acre green campus in eastern Bangkok, midway between the city centre and Suvarnabhumi Airport. Opened in 2018, it offers the English National Curriculum from Pre-Nursery (age 2) through Year 13 (age 18), with students preparing for IGCSE and A Level qualifications in the senior years. The campus features a 600-seat theatre, golf practice facilities, and an Olympic-length swimming pool. Students participate in a rich co-curricular programme including music ensembles, chess tournaments, and academic competitions like the World Scholar’s Cup. The school’s unique connection to Wellington College in the UK supports student exchanges and shared projects, strengthening international ties across the Wellington family of schools. Languages such as Mandarin, French, and Spanish are taught alongside English, the main language of instruction. The school operates as a day school and provides transport via Montri Transport Service.
Ascot International School, located in Bangkok’s Saphan Sung district, offers an International Baccalaureate (IB) education from Early Years to Diploma Programme. Founded in 1995, it caters to students aged 2–18 and delivers the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) and Diploma Programme (DP), with the Middle Years Programme (MYP) in candidacy. Students in Years 10–11 also complete IGCSE qualifications. Instruction is in English, with Thai, Mandarin, and other world languages taught as additional subjects. Ascot’s standout feature is its integrated Football Academy, operated in partnership with Thai Premier League coaches, and housed in a covered futsal stadium. The school supports science and ICT learning through dedicated labs and computer suites, and encourages creativity with visual and performing arts spaces. Its small size - around 500 pupils - supports close community ties. Parents overseas will find a structured curriculum with internationally recognized assessments and a focus on developing multilingual, confident learners.
Invictus International Programme at Sathitpathum in Pathum Thani, Thailand, offers a comprehensive education for children aged 2.5 to 11 years. The programme is a collaboration between Invictus International School in Singapore and Sathitpathum Demonstration School. The curriculum combines the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) framework with the Cambridge Primary Curriculum, enriched by Singapore Mathematics and the STEMWerkz Science Programme. The school emphasizes trilingual education, incorporating English, Thai, and Chinese languages. With class sizes ranging from 20 to 25 students, the school ensures personalized attention and a supportive learning environment. Facilities include a football pitch, swimming pool, and playground, promoting physical development alongside academic growth.
The Regent’s International School Bangkok (Rama 9 campus) offers a British-based education for students aged 2 to 18. The curriculum follows the English National Curriculum through Early Years and Primary, transitions to Cambridge IGCSE in Secondary, and culminates with the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) in Sixth Form. Located in Wang Thonglang, Bangkok, the campus provides dedicated facilities for music, sports, and visual arts, including a swimming pool, football field, and performance studios. One distinctive feature is the school’s active involvement in the Round Square global network, which emphasizes service, internationalism, and student leadership through initiatives like Operation Smile, Eco Club, and TEDxYouth. Boarding is available from Year 4, and school bus services are offered upon request. English is the language of instruction, with Thai, Mandarin, Spanish, and Japanese taught as additional languages.
Brighton College Bangkok – Krungthep Kreetha opened in September 2016 and serves children aged 2 to 18 across a British Curriculum that culminates in IGCSE and A‑Level qualifications, with access to 21 subject options. Situated in eastern Bangkok, the campus is about 30 minutes from the city center and 15 minutes from Suvarnabhumi Airport, set within a leafy 50‑rai (20‑acre) site. The school features a 650‑seat theatre, music and drama studios, dance and gymnastics space, full‑size pitch, Olympic‑standard 400 m track, two swimming pools, and multiple courts, supporting robust performing‑arts and sports programs. Learning is enriched through clubs such as robotics, Taekwondo, and public speaking, as well as through a traditional house system and community‑focused activities. This blend of academic breadth, creative offerings, and athletic facilities provides students with a well‑supported, varied educational experience.
Garden International School Bangkok, founded in 1999, is a co‑educational day school in the Sathorn district serving students aged 2–18. It follows the UK’s EYFS in Early Years, a modified British National Curriculum in Primary and Lower Secondary, Cambridge IGCSE in Key Stage 4, and Cambridge A Levels in Sixth Form. The school occupies a leafy, compact campus tucked among central Bangkok’s high‑rises, complete with gardens, an outdoor classroom, swimming pool, science labs, art studio and auditorium. Students engage in regular outdoor education trips from Year 3, residential camps, and competitive sports through GBAC and FOBISIA leagues. They can also participate in drama productions, choir, visual arts showcases, robotics, debating and yoga via a robust ECA program.
Heathfield International School Bangkok, founded in 2007, delivers a full British curriculum from EYFS through A‑Levels, preparing students for IGCSE and Cambridge A‑Level examinations. Located in the suburban Saphan Sung district, the campus offers spacious classrooms and secure outdoor spaces, especially notable in Early Years where children explore phonics, robotics, and sensory play in open-air areas. With small class sizes, each child receives personalized attention, and the structured house system encourages teamwork, community, and character development. Students also benefit from ICT and sport clubs such as Robotics and Coding, storytelling, and music during after‑school sessions.
Harrow International School Bangkok opened in 1998 as the first Harrow-branded school in Asia and now educates roughly 1,846 students aged 18 months to 18 years on a 35-acre campus in Don Mueang, north Bangkok. The school offers a British education in English, starting from the Early Years Foundation Stage, progressing through Cambridge IGCSEs and culminating in Cambridge A-Levels. Students benefit from academic enrichment through a High Performance Learning approach, specialist IGCSE and A-Level subjects (including languages such as French, Mandarin, Japanese and Thai), and dedicated university guidance. Facilities include sports fields, a lake for water-based activities, and a Creative & Performing Arts Centre with a Steinway recital hall. The “Leadership in Action” programme integrates arts, community service, and leadership development into daily school life. School bus services cover 32 routes, and boarding is available from Prep onwards. Head Master James Murphy-O’Connor leads the co-educational day and boarding community.
Denla British School (DBS), launched in 2017 near Bangkok in Nonthaburi province, serves students aged 2–19 on an 18‑acre campus. It delivers an Enhanced British Curriculum, modelled on UK independent schools, leading to IGCSE in Years 9–11 and A‑Levels in Years 12–13. The school day is extended by 1.5 hours to enrich learning and co‑curricular engagement. Facilities include specialist science and tech labs, makerspace, music and performing arts school with studio theatre and a 600‑seat auditorium, a 400 m track, tennis courts, a golf simulator and an indoor pool. The House System (Windsor, Balmoral, Buckingham, Sandringham) fosters teamwork via academic, sporting, STEM and charity competitions. English is the medium of instruction, while Thai and Mandarin are taught as subject languages. Co‑educational and day‑only, DBS also offers an on‑campus school shuttle bus.
Norwich International School Bangkok, founded in 2014, caters to students aged 2–18 in southwest Bangkok, near Samut Sakhon. The school follows the British National Curriculum from EYFS through Key Stages 1–5, with IGCSE offered in Years 10–11 and the IB Diploma Programme in Years 12–13. Mandarin and Thai are introduced early, Mandarin from Nursery and Thai throughout Primary, alongside supportive Early Learning Support (ELS) and Learning Support (LS) services. Facilities include science laboratories, computer suites, specialist language rooms, and floodlit sports pitches. The school offers outdoor education excursions, a robust after-school programme (including sports, arts, robotics, and cooking), and dedicated Music and Sports Academies. It integrates mindfulness practices and celebrates cultural events such as International Day and Songkran, while also hosting its own Model United Nations to promote global citizenship. In 2025, it became the first international school in Thailand accredited by the Curiosity Approach for its Early Years programme. The campus is accessible via bus routes on Rama 2 and Rama 3.
Founded in 1998, International Pioneers School (IPS) serves students from Kindergarten through Year 13. The school follows the National Curriculum of England, offering Cambridge IGCSE and AS/A-Level programmes in the senior years. It is fully accredited by the Thai Ministry of Education, ONESQA, and WASC. The Bangkhae campus supports holistic development with spacious classrooms, science and computer labs, art and design rooms, a dedicated library, multi-sport courts, and areas for performances and school-wide events.
RBIS International School in Bangkok serves children aged 2 to 18, following the English National Curriculum from Early Years Foundation Stage through IGCSE, then post‑16 pathways including A‑Levels, BTEC, or a High School Diploma. The school offers small class sizes - Nursery capped at 12, Primary and Secondary up to 20 students - and includes an English as an Additional Language (EAL) programme and a Nurturing Programme for students with special educational needs. RBIS provides special weekly Thai language and culture lessons, and students from Year 1–6 may join the English Explorers programme to build confidence in English through phonics, swimming, art and topic-based learning. STEM is highlighted through a dedicated STEM week, showcasing hands-on activities and project work.
Bromsgrove International School Thailand, founded in 2002 and affiliated with Bromsgrove School UK in 2004, is a British curriculum day and boarding school for ages 2 to 18. Located about 30 km east of central Bangkok in the Min Buri District, the Windsor Park campus lies within a 36‑hole golf course. Students follow the English National Curriculum, sitting IGCSE examinations and choosing between Cambridge A‑Levels or vocational BTEC qualifications. Boarding options begin at age 9. Class sizes range from approximately 10 to 25 students, and the total enrollment is around 500 pupils. The school teaches in English, with Thai, Mandarin, Korean, and Spanish offered as language subjects. Strengths include its unique golf-integrated sports programme, dedicated performing arts centre, and wide academic enrichment through both A-Levels and BTEC. Over 40 extracurricular activities, student leadership councils and community service projects support well-rounded development.
Modern International School Bangkok is a co-educational day school offering the British National Curriculum from Nursery to Year 13. Students are prepared for Cambridge IGCSE and A-Level examinations in secondary years, with standard assessments at earlier stages. Facilities include science laboratories, ICT rooms, art and music studios, a library, a multipurpose auditorium, outdoor sports courts, and a swimming pool. The school also has a cafeteria and provides transport services through an outsourced provider.
Astra Academy is a mid-sized international school located in Ekkamai, Bangkok, offering the UK National Curriculum from Year 1 through Year 13. Students follow a structured program that includes Cambridge IGCSE and A-Level pathways, with an emphasis on inquiry-based learning and wellbeing. Facilities include subject-specific classrooms, science and ICT labs, a library, drama and art spaces, an indoor sports area, and a cafeteria. The school maintains small class sizes to ensure personalized support and academic engagement.
Singapore International School of Bangkok (SISB) was established in 2001 and offers a multilingual education across several campuses in Thailand. The school combines the UK’s EYFS, the Singapore curriculum, Cambridge IGCSEs and A Levels, and the IB Diploma Programme at the senior level. With instruction in English, Chinese, and Thai, SISB supports a diverse student body and provides well-equipped facilities including science labs, libraries, sports complexes, swimming pools, and boarding accommodations at its main campus.
Traill International School, established in 1966 and located at 43 Soi 16, Ramkhamhaeng Road, Hua Mak, Bang Kapi, Bangkok, serves about 450 co‑educational students aged 2 to 18 . The school follows a modified English National Curriculum, taking learners through Cambridge IGCSE in Year 11 and Cambridge A‑Levels or Traill Diploma in Sixth Form. Class sizes are kept small with a student‑teacher ratio of 8:1 . In Bang Kapi district, its campus lies near Ramkhamhaeng University and major shopping and sports facilities, in a quiet residential/commercial neighborhood about 8 km from central BTS access. English is the language of instruction, and students study Thai language, French, Japanese, and Mandarin. Traill is noted for STEM opportunities (early computer education), a strong sports programme, and consistent academic achievement through the Cambridge examination system. It also offers extracurricular clubs such as drama, cooking, music, chess, martial arts and team sport activities.
SBS International School Bangkok, opened in August 2025, is located in the Lat Krabang district. The school provides a British Curriculum education based on Cambridge standards for students aged 2 to 18 years, tracking through to IGCSE and A-Levels qualifications. The campus incorporates a unique 'pure air' filtration system and utilizes renewable solar energy. Facilities include an innovation hub, a medical science simulation centre, and specialist areas for robotics, design, and technology. A central feature of the school is its multilingual approach, requiring students to develop proficiency in English alongside Thai or Mandarin. Furthermore, the school emphasizes environmental responsibility by integrating sustainability directly into the daily curriculum. The extracurricular framework includes the Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award and a structured enrichment program that relies on partnerships with external agencies and universities to expand on classroom learning.
St. Stephen's International School is developing its New Campus 2025 in the Chatuchak district, directly adjacent to Viphavadi Rangsit Road. Serving students from Nursery to Year 13, this upcoming campus will continue to deliver the school’s established British educational framework. Students progress through the Early Years Foundation Stage, the International Primary Curriculum (IPC), and the International Middle Years Curriculum (IMYC), leading to Cambridge IGCSE and A Level examinations. A defining feature of St. Stephen's is its "East meets West" philosophy. This signature initiative integrates Western educational practices with Thai cultural values, teaching students primarily in English while incorporating Thai and Mandarin language studies. Beyond core subjects, students participate in community service initiatives and the International Award. While the physical grounds are currently under construction as part of the New Campus 2025 project, the school's focus remains on developing students who understand local traditions alongside global issues.
Bangkok Prep is a British-curriculum day school in central Bangkok serving ages 2–18 across Early Years, Primary, Secondary and Sixth Form. It follows the National Curriculum of England, moving to Cambridge IGCSE in Years 10–11 and A Levels or BTEC in Sixth Form. The campus at 77 Sukhumvit 77 sits near BTS On Nut, with a free shuttle and door-to-door bus services for families. The school reports an average class size of 22 and an enrolment of 1,600+ students. Languages include Thai, Japanese (First Language), and Spanish, French, Mandarin as second-language options, with English as the language of instruction. Notable facilities and programmes showcased include extensive sports provision and a structured Music Programme with private instrumental lessons. A distinctive hallmark is Bangkok Prep’s sustainability leadership: the school is Thailand’s first Eco-Schools Green Flag recipient and has achieved three consecutive re-accreditations.
Satit Bilingual School of Rangsit University (SBS Rangsit) in Pathum Thani offers families a bilingual education combining the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (IB PYP) with Cambridge pathways including IGCSE and A Levels. Students enter from age two and continue through age eighteen, ensuring continuity across early years, primary, and secondary. Instruction is in both English and Thai, with Chinese also taught as an additional language. The campus features a gymnasium, Olympic-sized swimming pool, science and ICT laboratories, and dormitory accommodation for boarding students. A distinctive element of school life is the Color House System, which encourages collaboration across year groups through sports, performances, and community events. Students may also participate in the Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award, combining outdoor education with service opportunities. Together, these programs give SBS Rangsit its unique identity within Thailand’s international school landscape.
Shrewsbury International School Bangkok – Riverside Campus, founded in 2003, is located beside the Chao Phraya River on Charoen Krung Road in central Bangkok. It educates around 1,900 students aged 3–18 across Early Years, Primary, Secondary and Sixth Form stages, all taught in English via the British National Curriculum, with IGCSE, AS‑Level and A‑Level qualifications. Each class typically hosts 21 students, capped at 25. The school’s Innovation Centre (opened 2021) includes robotics labs, computing suites and university‑style science labs, forming the hub of its STEM programme. The Performing Arts programme features school‑wide productions in a 5,800‑seat Memorial Hall and partnerships with professional theatre companies. Its Sports Performance Complex includes indoor halls, swimming pools, grass pitches, tennis and gymnastics facilities. Riverside also runs the Montri school bus service, featuring GPS tracking and RFID boarding records. With a selective entry process and dedicated Higher Education advisors, Riverside prepares students rigorously for global universities.
Anglo Singapore International School’s Campus 64 in Bangkok offers schooling from Kindergarten to Junior College with a curriculum that blends Singaporean and British approaches, leading to Cambridge IGCSE, AS and A Level pathways. The campus runs a daily transport service and canteen facilities for day students. Co-curricular options include sports (e.g., basketball, football, swimming), creative arts (music, dance, drama, visual arts), and academic clubs (robotics, eco-science, spelling bee), plus language clubs in Chinese and Japanese. A distinctive feature is the Community Involvement Programme (CIP), which requires students from Secondary 1 to JC 2 to complete three service outings per year. Campus 64 also serves as an open examination centre for Cambridge International and Pearson Edexcel, and hosts the SAT. Instruction is in English, with strong support for Thai and Mother Tongue.
LFIB, Lycée Français International de Bangkok, is a long-standing French international school serving ages 3 to 18 in Bangkok. It provides a continuum from Nursery to Lycée, combining the French national curriculum with a British framework and Cambridge IGCSE options. As an AEFE member, LFIB offers multilingual education from early years, a dedicated kindergarten building, well-equipped classrooms, a library open all day, and the Center for Knowledge and Culture with a computer area and orientation services. Facilities include AEFE-UNSS and GBAC-affiliated sports programs and sport facilities for competitions. The Avenir pathway guides post-bac decisions from grade 6 onward, while Thai culture and language initiatives broaden intercultural understanding. The curriculum emphasizes international studies and innovative projects, and LFIB shares university destination data for post-secondary planning. Extracurricular life is active, with regular activity sessions and programs such as Web TV/Radio for hands-on media experience. Active parent involvement is encouraged through community events.
Australian International School Bangkok’s Soi 31 campus offers education from Foundation to Year 12 in the heart of Sukhumvit, Bangkok. Established in 2002, the school combines the Australian Curriculum in the early years with Cambridge Lower Secondary, progressing to IGCSEs in Years 9–10 and culminating in AS and A Levels. The campus is home to the AISB Innovation & Sports Centre, which supports integrated STEAM learning alongside extensive sports and performing arts programmes. Students study in English, with Thai compulsory and additional languages including French, Mandarin, Japanese, and German. The school community includes over 800 students from diverse backgrounds, supported by co-educational classes and a supervised transport system that links both campuses. Notable initiatives include the school’s Eco-Schools sustainability programme and its well-regarded Chess Academy, which offers specialist training and competitions. Together, these features make AISB’s Soi 31 campus a distinctive choice for families seeking international education in Bangkok.
St. Andrews International School Sukhumvit 107 was established in 1997 and is located in the Bangna area of Bangkok. It educates students from ages 2 to 18. The school offers the English National Curriculum in Early Years and Primary, followed by IGCSEs in Years 10–11 and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) in Years 12–13. Language support is available for students who are learning English as an additional language. The campus covers 36,000 square meters and includes a 25-meter swimming pool, full-sized football field, indoor sports hall, science and computer labs, libraries, design and technology rooms, a 250-seat auditorium, and classrooms for younger students. Students can also participate in a range of extracurricular activities and sports.
St. Mark’s Australian International School, established in 1999, was the first Australian international school in Thailand. It offers a bilingual curriculum that blends the Australian and Singaporean education systems in primary, and transitions to the Cambridge IGCSE and AUSMAT (Australian Matriculation) for senior students. The AUSMAT programme is conducted in partnership with the Western Australian Government, enabling students to earn a WACE certificate and ATAR score for university admission globally. The school features modern classrooms, science and computer labs, music and performing arts rooms, a library, swimming pool, canteen, and outdoor sports facilities. Students have access to a wide range of extra-curricular activities, including language enrichment, STEM programmes, and cultural events.
Anglo Singapore International School Campus 31, founded in 2003, began in a single block at the end of Soi Sukhumvit 31 with just four students. Located in Bangkok’s Watthana district, an urban residential and commercial neighbourhood, it serves Early Years and Primary levels. The school follows the Singapore Curriculum Framework, seamlessly blended with Cambridge programmes culminating in IGCSE and A-Level examinations. English is the medium of instruction, with mother tongue languages such as Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Malay, and Thai also offered. The school provides distinct creative arts facilities, including art, music, science and computer rooms, a swimming pool, and a football field. The school has expanded over time to over 1800 students from more than 25 nationalities, contributing to its collaborative and multilingual environment.
King’s College International School Bangkok is a British-curriculum day school for boys and girls aged 2 to 18. Located in Bangkok’s Ratchada–Rama 3 area, the school follows the UK’s Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS), progressing through Key Stages 1–5, with students preparing for IGCSE and A Level qualifications. The curriculum is modelled after King’s College School, Wimbledon. Students benefit from specialist-taught subjects from a young age, including Thai and Mandarin in the Early Years. Facilities include science labs, robotics and design technology studios, indoor and outdoor sports areas, and a performing arts theatre. A distinctive feature of the school is its strong emphasis on character development through co-curricular activities, residential trips, and leadership opportunities. These include service learning programmes and initiatives inspired by frameworks such as The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award. Sixth Form students receive university counselling and academic mentorship tailored to the entry requirements of top global universities.
St. Stephen’s International School in Bangkok offers education for students from early years through secondary school. It follows the British curriculum, leading to IGCSE and A Level exams in the upper years. The school includes both academic subjects and co-curricular activities as part of its regular programme. Facilities at the campus include science labs, ICT rooms, a library, music and drama rooms, a swimming pool, sports fields, and a gymnasium. Students also take part in school trips and project-based learning activities throughout the year.
Charter International School in Bangkok educates students aged 2–18 through the English National Curriculum, combined with the International Primary Curriculum (IPC), Pearson Edexcel IGCSE, and Cambridge A Levels. Early Years follow the EYFS framework, with specialist lessons in music, PE, swimming, and Thai language starting from Reception. The school offers dedicated science labs, art and design spaces, sports fields, a swimming pool, and music and drama rooms to support its academic and creative programs. A key feature is the House System, with students joining Lanta, Samet, or Phuket for friendly competitions, leadership roles, and community events. Weekly Homeroom sessions address personal growth, study skills, and well-being, creating a structured support network throughout all stages of learning.
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