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Curriculum guide

British Curriculum Schools in Bangkok

Every British curriculum international school in our directory, from nurseries to sixth form, with Year 1 fees side by side.

British curriculum schools are the biggest group in Bangkok’s international school market. 74 of the 125 schools in our directory teach a British curriculum, 51 of them on its own and the rest alongside another programme such as the IB or the Singapore curriculum.

They range from small nurseries on a Sukhumvit soi to all-through schools with sixth forms. Below they are grouped the way parents usually search: nurseries and kindergartens, primary schools, and schools that run through to secondary. Every school comes from our international schools directory, which lists schools licensed by OPEC as international schools or accredited by an OPEC-recognised body.

How the English National Curriculum works

Year groups are set by age, so a child joins the year that matches their birthday rather than a level they have reached. Exact cut-off dates vary by school.

StageYearsAges
Early Years Foundation StageNursery and ReceptionAges 3 to 5
Key Stage 1Years 1 and 2Ages 5 to 7
Key Stage 2Years 3 to 6Ages 7 to 11
Key Stage 3Years 7 to 9Ages 11 to 14
Key Stage 4Years 10 and 11, ending in IGCSEsAges 14 to 16
Sixth FormYears 12 and 13, ending in A levels or the IB DiplomaAges 16 to 18

British nurseries and kindergartens

Dedicated early years settings following the British Early Years Foundation Stage, which stop before Year 1. Most big British schools run their own nursery too: our international kindergartens and nurseries page lists both.

British primary schools

Schools that teach Key Stages 1 and 2 and stop at the end of Year 6, so you will be choosing a secondary school at 11. Many of the all-through schools below also have strong primary sections.

British schools through to secondary

Grouped by where the main campus is. Where we know a school’s age range it is shown on the card.

North Bangkok and Pathum Thani

Chatuchak, Vibhavadi, Don Mueang, Ramintra, Rangsit and Pathum Thani

Year 1 fees at British schools in Bangkok

Annual tuition for Year 1, the start of Key Stage 1, from each school’s own published schedule, lowest first. Comparing one year group keeps it fair: early years and sixth form fees are priced too differently to line up. Some schools charge one fee across several years, shown in the class column.

Fee years as published by each school (2026/27). Registration fees, deposits and extras are on each school’s page, and our guide to what international school really costs explains them.

Questions parents ask

What is a British curriculum school?

A school that follows the National Curriculum for England, usually adapted for an international setting. Children move through Nursery and Reception, then Years 1 to 13, grouped into Key Stages, and take IGCSEs at 16 and A levels or the IB Diploma at 18.

How much do British international schools cost in Bangkok?

Of the 16 British curriculum schools that publish a Year 1 fee, the lowest is 336,582 baht a year at Heathfield International School and the highest 882,500 baht at Wellington International School Bangkok. Fees rise through the school, and most schools also charge a one-time registration fee, so check the full schedule on each school's page.

Which British schools in Bangkok are primary only?

Beaconhouse Yamsaard International School, BSB British International Primary School, Siam International School, Singapore International School Suvarnabhumi, St. Andrews International School Dusit, St. Andrews International School Sathorn and The British School of Bangkok (Topsy Turvy) stop at the end of primary, so families need to plan a move at 11.

Where are the British nurseries in Bangkok?

The dedicated British curriculum nurseries and kindergartens in our directory are ABC Pathways International Kindergarten, Annabel's Early Years International School, BERNIE British International Prep & Early Years, Hampton International School, KiddyKare International Kindergarten, Kids Academy International School, Regent's International School Bangkok (Langsuan Campus), The First Steps International School, The Tiny Seeds International Pre-School, Thonglor Greenfield Nursery and Tiny Tots International School. Most large British schools also run their own nursery: see our guide to international kindergartens and nurseries in Bangkok.

Do British schools in Bangkok offer the IB?

Some do, usually as an alternative to A levels in the sixth form. In our directory, Ascot International School, Bangkok Patana School, Norwich International School, Regent's International School Bangkok, Singapore International School of Bangkok, St Andrews International School Bangkok and St. Andrews International School Sukhumvit 107 list both British and IB programmes. Check each school's page for which qualifications it offers at 16 and 18.