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St Andrews and Ruamrudee international schools have been ordered by the Thai government to reverse their planned fee increases for the 2021-22 school year. This
Some international schools in Bangkok are quietly preparing for an extended period of online learning even after the start of the next school year
Mr James Dalziel is Head of School at NIST, one of Thailand’s most well known international schools. In an hour-long interview over Zoom with
International schools in Thailand have returned to online teaching, but most of them continue to charge full fees for a service some parents regard
Reversing the trend towards higher fees, Astra Academy will offer international education at strikingly lower rates than nearby, more established schools. In recent years, several
Despite high fees and well recognized brand names, some of Thailand’s largest international schools are worse than average in terms of their student to teacher
According to official figures obtained by TIS Monitor, Bangkok Patana has the most students of any international school in Thailand, with second place going to
Si Ri Panya International School on Koh Phangan is opening a secondary school, enhancing education on the island and supporting the growing expat community. Si
Thailand’s international school community is growing, prompting the question: Is Thailand’s fascination with international schools setting up the next generation to fall victim to a
On its website, the international school Bangkok Prep has announced a significant increase in its fees for the coming school year and also a redesigned
An international school in Bangkok’s mid-Sukhumvit area will open a brand new purpose-built facility for the coming school year, more than tripling its capacity. A
The international school sector in Thailand is growing as more and more schools open. This should be a welcoming development for families as it gives
Despite being empowered to curb high profits at international schools in Thailand, the regulatory body admits to relying on ”market mechanisms” instead. The liberalization of
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