Acacia French International Preschool - Sathorn Bangkok
Chong Nonsi, Bangkok · Est. 2008
Montessori
- Students
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- Intl.
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- Ages
- 2–6
- Ratio
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Annual tuition
THB 170,000toTHB 255,000
Excl. one-off fees
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- BR67 schoolsBritishThe British curriculum follows the English National Curriculum framework, with students sitting IGCSEs around age 16 and A Levels around age 18. It's the most widely offered curriculum among international schools in Thailand, valued for its subject specialization at senior level and broad recognition by universities worldwide.Browse
- AM33 schoolsAmericanThe American curriculum follows a US-style K-12 structure, culminating in a high school diploma and often Advanced Placement (AP) courses for university-level credit. It emphasizes a broad, flexible subject mix, continuous GPA-based assessment, and is widely recognized by universities in the United States and internationally.Browse
- IB27 schoolsIBThe International Baccalaureate (IB) is a Geneva-based framework spanning the Primary Years Programme (PYP), Middle Years Programme (MYP), and Diploma Programme (DP), with the DP recognized for university admission worldwide. IB schools are inspected and authorized directly by the IB organization, and the curriculum emphasizes inquiry-based learning, a broad subject spread, and an extended essay or research project at Diploma level.Browse
- MO9 schoolsMontessoriMontessori is a child-led method built around self-directed activity, hands-on materials, and mixed-age classrooms, most commonly used at preschool and early-primary level. It emphasizes independence and individual pace over whole-class instruction, and is often followed by a transition into a mainstream international curriculum at primary or secondary level.Browse
- SI8 schoolsSingaporeanThe Singaporean curriculum is known for its strong emphasis on mathematics and science through methods like Singapore Math's concrete-pictorial-abstract approach, alongside a rigorous, structured academic pace. Schools offering it in Thailand typically target families seeking a STEM-focused foundation, often ahead of a transition to IB or another international track at secondary level.Browse
- CN6 schoolsChineseA Chinese-curriculum school teaches core subjects in Mandarin alongside Chinese national or bilingual standards, often combined with an international track for English-language instruction. These schools suit families prioritizing Mandarin fluency and Chinese cultural literacy alongside an internationally recognized education.Browse
- TH5 schoolsThaiSchools following the Thai national curriculum, set by Thailand's Ministry of Education, teach in Thai and prepare students for local qualifications and university entrance exams such as the TCAS. Many bilingual schools blend this curriculum with an English-medium track, giving students exposure to both the Thai education system and international content.Browse
- AU3 schoolsAustralianThe Australian Curriculum sets national learning standards across subjects from Foundation to Year 10, followed by a senior secondary certificate (such as the HSC or VCE) in Years 11-12. Schools offering it in Thailand generally follow the Australian academic calendar and prepare students for entry to Australian and other English-medium universities.Browse
- AC2 schoolsACEACE (Accelerated Christian Education) is a mastery-based, self-paced curriculum built around individual workbooks called PACEs. Schools using ACE in Thailand typically pair it with a Christian faith-based ethos and allow students to progress through material at their own speed rather than in a fixed year-group lockstep.Browse
- IP2 schoolsIPCThe International Primary Curriculum (IPC) is a thematic framework for ages roughly 3-11 that organizes subjects around cross-curricular topic units rather than isolated lessons, with an explicit focus on international-mindedness alongside academic, personal, and international learning goals. It's commonly used as a primary-level foundation ahead of IB, British, or American programmes at secondary level.Browse
- IM1 schoolsIMYCThe International Middle Years Curriculum (IMYC) is a thematic, research-based framework for students aged roughly 11-14, designed to bridge primary and senior secondary education. It organizes learning around cross-subject units and is frequently paired with the IPC at primary level and an IB, British, or American track at senior level.Browse
- SG1 schoolsSwiss / GermanSwiss and German curriculum schools deliver instruction aligned with Swiss or German national education standards, typically in German (often alongside English or Thai), and may prepare students for German-recognized qualifications such as the Abitur. These schools mainly serve German-speaking expatriate families and students planning to continue their education in Germany, Austria, or Switzerland.Browse
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Prem Tinsulanonda International School
Mae Rim, Chiang Mai · Est. 2001
IBBoarding
- Students
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- Intl.
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- Ages
- 2–18
- Ratio
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Annual tuition
THB 372,400
Excl. one-off fees · 40 nationalities
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Regents International School Pattaya
Pong, Banglamung, Chon Buri · Est. 1994
BritishIBBoarding
- Students
- 1,100
- Intl.
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- Ages
- 3–18
- Ratio
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Annual tuition
THB 353,400
Excl. one-off fees · 50 nationalities
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