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Uniforms and books are available from the Front Office. A Uniform Prices document exists for TSI International School, listing items and prices (the price list is hosted via Google Drive).
The Bearing Campus canteen is run by a local hotel and offers a variety of healthy vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes. Lunch typically costs around 50-60 baht. Students may also bring food from home, and there are microwaves in the dining area.
All students, teachers and staff are allocated to one of four houses: Air, Earth, Fire and Water. The house system is student-driven; students earn house points through sporting and academic activities and can receive Merit Awards for their work or deeds.
The school is currently managed by International Schools Services (ISS). Ownership details are not stated on the site.
TSI International School’s Wongwianyai Campus, established in 1985, delivers the British National Curriculum to children aged 2 to 11 across Early Years and Primary stages. Nestled in the Wongwianyai district of Bangkok on Prachathipok Road, it offers spacious classrooms, an air‑conditioned gymnasium, libraries, STEAM and arts studios, playgrounds, swimming pools, and a basement drop‑off area. The school teaches in English, complemented by instruction in Thai, Punjabi, Hindi, and Chinese. Specialist teachers lead STEAM, music, art, PE, and language programmes, alongside inquiry‑based learning in core subjects. This campus is known for its focused STEAM integration, creative arts provision, and active sports participation, including inter‑school competitions.
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