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St. Stephen’s International School, Khao Yai, was established as Thailand’s first international boarding school. It was created to combine a British-style education with the benefits of a natural setting, taking advantage of its location near Khao Yai National Park. The school is part of the International Schools Network, which also includes its sister campus in Bangkok. Over the years, it has expanded its facilities and programmes to serve both day and boarding students from Thailand and overseas.
The school community includes students, staff, and families from a range of cultural backgrounds. Annual events such as Loy Krathong and Songkran are celebrated alongside international festivals, reflecting the school’s Thai and global connections. Community activities often involve outdoor events, performances, and service projects that make use of the surrounding environment.
The Parent Teacher Association at St. Stephen’s Khao Yai provides opportunities for parents to be involved in school life and support community-building activities. It organizes events such as International Day, seasonal fairs, and charity fundraisers. The PTA works closely with staff to coordinate cultural celebrations, assist with sports days, and arrange social gatherings for families. Members also help to welcome new parents and students, ensuring they feel connected to the school. Through its initiatives, the PTA supports both the academic and social life of the school, while raising funds for selected projects and causes.
St. Stephen’s International School, Khao Yai, is a co-educational day and boarding school for students aged 2–18, located near the UNESCO-listed Khao Yai National Park, around 150 km from Bangkok. The school follows the British curriculum, starting with the Early Years Foundation Stage, the International Primary Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, and Cambridge A Levels. Average class sizes are small, with around 12 students, and boarding accommodates approximately 30% of pupils. Facilities include extensive outdoor learning areas and access to natural surroundings that support the school’s strong emphasis on Outdoor Education. Students also study Thai and Mandarin in addition to English, and benefit from programmes in performing arts, sports, and community service. Its location enables unique environmental and service-based projects that integrate with the curriculum, encouraging engagement with local and global issues. This combination of academics, languages, and outdoor learning creates a distinctive experience for both local and overseas families.
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