Top 10 Best International Schools in Thailand

I spent 5 years as a student at NIST, and I loved every second of it. It has made me the man I am today. The best part about NIST is that the school is not too big nor too small.

It gives students the opportunity to take part in numerous extracurricular activities and programs like other international schools, but at the same time, almost every student has an opportunity because the school is small. Classes are small, and the school has a family atmosphere, which is amazing.

The teachers are all very enthusiastic and love teaching and are always there to help. The college counselors are top-notch, and everything is perfect.

This is my 14th year at Wells since kindergarten, and I love this school. Small in size compared to the other schools in Thailand, it is impossible not to know a student. For a school that started just 10 years ago, it provides so many opportunities for students to work both internally and externally.

Without any exaggeration, the whole school feels like my second family. The teachers could not be more caring, the events could not be more fun, and the students could not be kinder. I thank my parents for making such a great decision by sending me to Wells!

Schooling is a significant part of your life. If you start at a school from K1, you are talking about 15 years of education. The environment in which you are raised affects your concentration, behavior, and attitude towards learning.

Patana is truly a great school. It has everything to offer. You know your money is being put to good use when you arrive at school at the start of the academic year and see a new building or canteen or upgraded equipment for the students to use.

People worry about the size, fearing it's too big, but the way I see it, there's more space, more opportunities. It has always felt like home to me.

ICS is an amazing school that provides excellent academics and committed teachers. Their teacher retention rate is about 7 to 9 years, which is fabulous for an international school. The staff values building good character in the students and fostering a sense of community among the families that attend. I have had 6 children there for the last 3 years. As an American citizen, I can say that we couldn't find a school as good in the US as we have here in Bangkok with ICS.

As a teacher, I really value the sense of community within our school. There's a reason why "community" is part of the name. I'm grateful for the opportunity to work here, and as I spend more time here, I find myself continually challenged to grow, both professionally and personally.

There was a time when I was considering pursuing another career path, but after having worked at ICS for a while, I find myself becoming more and more passionate about teaching and particularly about positively influencing my students' lives. This is not only due to the encouragement of fabulous administrators that I work under but also to the friendships I have with coworkers, some of whom have become some of my best friends, and the wonderful student body we have here.

I now plan on staying here for some time, focusing on offering my students the best possible educational experience they could have in an environment that fosters community, growth, integrity, respect, and love, to name a few of the core values that we as Christian workers hold.

I've been to four schools, and ISB is by far the best. The facilities here are of top quality, and the academics are very challenging. The people here are all very unique. They come from different backgrounds and have different stories to tell. They are some of the most supportive people I've met, not to mention the smartest and most talented as well.

You'll find many students here who are just pure geniuses and will either raise your competitiveness level or just make you doubt yourself. But whichever it is, you will receive help from them no matter what. Graduating this year and didn't even regret ditching an entrance exam for another school I applied to. It's no doubt the best international school here in Bangkok (and the oldest).

This school is such a great dedication from the founders, principals, teachers, and all staff. They really put all of their energy into the students while also maintaining good Thai manners. This is the most beautiful school in Thailand, with the building, the tone of the colors, and also the two new buildings that specialize in Science, Art, and Technology.

Please come to visit the school, and you will know the differences.

I honestly think that this school is really nice. The students learn to respect others in a Thai manner. Although the detention system and the belief that the teacher is always right, regardless of the situation, is not really nice treatment, the academics are amazing.

I have been here since kindergarten and have loved every moment of it. The library is nice, and the building is also nice. The mission statement is true, and love and honesty are always accepted here.

KIS is the greatest, most connected, and communal international school out here. Once you enter, there is a really large sense of community, kindness, and connection. It may be smaller compared to other schools such as ISB and NIST, but this 'limit' of students allows for more intimate and connected student-teacher support relationships.

Teachers are supportive, and students and parents are connected. In and out of school activities, both for parents and students, are initiated. We have after-school clubs to join, such as Drama Club, Hip Hop Dance, and various sports such as football (soccer), basketball, swimming, ping pong, badminton, tennis, cricket, and volleyball.

As a Harrovian, I'm proud to say that this is the best school. I've been going to Harrow from Year 1 to Year 8. I then left Harrow at the beginning of Year 9 to come to America. My first year in America was pretty easy for me because I learned most of the things from Harrow.

During my 8th grade/Year 9, I became the top student by having A's for all my classes. However, when I was in Year 8 at Harrow, I was in set 2 for English and set 3 for math. This made me think, "Wow, even though I'm not the smartest at Harrow, I'm still a lot smarter than the kids here educationally."

And now, as a freshman in high school, I'm still learning things that Harrow taught me years ago. This proves that Harrow is really ahead with education. I'm proud to be a Harrovian, and Harrow is like my second home. All the teachers, staff, and faculty are really nice, and I love all of them. They're very supportive of me and other Harrovians.

Also, all the students there are really cool - as in nice and friendly. I don't think I know anyone who is mean at the school. And even though I left Harrow, when I go back to visit, all the teachers, staff, faculty, and students that I know still treat me the same by talking to me and making me smile.

To be honest, leaving Harrow was the saddest thing I've experienced in my life, and I also regret it. For the past two years since I left Harrow, I still always think of going back to attend Harrow for my sixth form years, but my parents won't allow me, which is really sad.

EIS might not be the best school with the best facilities, environment, or any other cool stuff that top schools have. However, it has provided good education and opportunities to express ourselves and work as a team in various ways. I used to hate this school when I first moved in, but it taught me many things and gave me friends who do not judge based on what I have or the brand I use.

It teaches us how to be part of a team and coordinate with others, even if we might not like them. For me, it is like the pre-stage of the world outside the school.

This is a true international school. They enroll 50% Thai families and 50% international families.

The class size is right - only 20 students in each class. The ratio of students to teachers is 5 to 1.

The tuition fee is different from other Singapore International Schools. The tuition fee at PPMAS-Singapore International School is reasonable compared to other Singapore curriculum schools out there.

We enrolled our kids in this school. We encourage any family to check this school before making a decision for your kids.

Ruamrudee International School is a school filled with academically focused students and many British, Australian, American, and Canadian teachers who have the students' interests (academic and athletic) at the heart of being an educator. I am proud to be working in this environment with diverse educators whose job it is to prepare these mostly second language learners for enrollment at some of the top English-speaking universities around the world. Our school profile proves that what we are doing is working.

Students are not doing it all by themselves! Yes, some are highly motivated, and some are not, yet a majority are still getting into top universities! Unfortunately, as in any school across the world, unhappy educators exist. It is in the best interest of the students we love, and our colleagues - both administrative and teachers - that those unhappy individuals leave.

Great medium-sized international school. Over 15% of students are foreign, and many of the remainder are mixed Thai/foreign. The very approachable head (Mr. Paul) is the driving force behind what is a happy school with a great atmosphere that also manages to achieve impressive academic results.

St. Andrews does not have the expansive sports facilities and playing fields of large schools on the outskirts of Bangkok, like Patana and ISB, but still does well with what it does have, particularly in swimming and football. On the other hand, its location is very convenient for parents living in the Ekamai/Thong Lo/Sukhumvit areas of Bangkok, and for us personally, we prefer a school that is less than 15 minutes away rather than more than an hour.

St. Andrews was taken over by Nord Anglia a couple of years ago, and since then there has been an increase in the number of students from just over 500 a few years ago to more than 1000 now. Facilities, however, have not kept pace, and so the school lags behind other similar-sized schools particularly in terms of drama/auditorium facilities (none) and sports facilities. But there are plans in hand to build these in the next couple of years.

But facilities are not everything. It is the character and feel of a school that is important, and in our view, St. Andrews ticks all the right boxes.

Glad to be here. After all the time I have spent here, I will surely miss everything about CIS when I graduate. Friendly students, friendly teachers, and even the staff. I always felt loved and warm. People here are always ready to help and active.

Such a caring and academically oriented school! In the past few years, they have made so much improvement, and the changes are noticeable. It's quality education by a non-profit, community-driven school, led by a diverse international faculty. Way to go, CIS!

I am a teacher at The Regent's School, and although my viewpoint may be considered biased, the points that I share with you are based as accurately and honestly as possible. The warm, personalized environment in which our students are educated is excellent, and the care and attention each student receives are exemplary. The campus is developing positively, with large amounts of space and grounds.

The facilities are also impressive for a school within the heart of Bangkok. Our student learning is engaged through multiple facets. We are more than just an educational institution. The approach to attaining knowledge is sought by immersing our students in a wealth of holistic experiences. Only then will we achieve our aims of creating a well-rounded young person who can positively affect their surroundings.

Nice school, and they hire teachers without prejudice. You can be Black, Indian, or Muslim, and they will give you a job because they are good Christians. The only problem is that they don't pay teachers for the summer vacation to save money.

So when teachers get to the end of the year, they get nothing. Just two months without pay. Who would work at a job where you don't get paid for two months? So, you end up working summer school if you're lucky.

It is a very nice school with a clean environment and excellent education.

I am a parent at Thai-Singapore International School, and I have two daughters studying at the primary level. Since they transferred to TSIS, they have never run out of stories to tell me about what they enjoyed for the day. They would always share their highlights for the day, such as reading their favorite books before the classes begin, the interesting and enjoyable lessons they have from their teachers, the opportunity to explore their talents and skills during elective time, and being able to visit TV channels or news agencies.

The school has a resort-like atmosphere, and the teachers and staff are very friendly and accommodating. Parents are updated with the daily activities of the students, and parents are free to communicate with the teachers for any queries. Even the management welcomes any parents who would like to speak to them, thus assuring parents that the school takes care of the students. As a parent, I am assured that my daughters are safe and happy in their second home - TSIS.

This is a very good school, and there are many welcoming friends waiting for you! The staff, teachers, and the principal all welcome you for a tour. I've been to this school for six years and I have loved each second of it.

The activities are very fun, and many people gather for them. It is so exciting. There is also a cafe where students and parents can rest and buy food and drinks. The food there is awesome.

It is the only school where I have ever said the food is yummy. The meals at other schools are bad, and I can only eat when they are sometimes good. But this school is different. I've enjoyed eating the food and could eat every day because it is so delicious. The teachers and students are waiting for you! This school is the best!

Every moment here is great for children's learning. This school offers the best opportunity to have a small, close-knit community that feels like home while maintaining professional teaching.

The staff and teachers are friendly and professional. The students have many after-school sports programs to choose from. The classes are kept small in size, and my son is very happy there.

I love this school! It's super heartwarming, and there is no bullying here. I'm happy that my daughter feels safe.

I've been working on the academic side of the school for several years and cannot imagine working anywhere else. The school has improved by leaps and bounds during this time and it is only getting better. Our school is certainly not perfect, but I have worked at other schools in the area that do not live up to their reputations. Ascot far exceeds its own reputation, and I am certain that this will be reflected in these rankings in due time.

I am fortunate to work with such a dedicated team who, like me, are committed to helping the school grow and nurturing the development of our students. I would encourage anyone who is looking at international schools in our area to come to Ascot for a visit. I am confident that you will see what sets us apart from other schools.

Niva International School deserves to be ranked within the top 10 international schools in Thailand. The school provides not only high-quality academic education but also great social skills and lessons that will prove extremely useful throughout the students' lives during and after Niva.

As a 2016 senior currently studying at Niva, I can state with confidence that the school has made a leader out of me and has taught me countless academic and life skills. The teachers are extremely talented and adept at their teaching techniques and interpersonal skills.

Niva, as amazing as it is already, is constantly under development. Very often, new school facilities are introduced, as well as new promising students. I am proud to study at Niva and will always be.

Adventist International Mission School (AIMS) is one of the finest international schools in Thailand. It provides quality education, nurturing students to become critical thinkers, effective communicators, exemplary workers, caring citizens, and self-managers.

Simply one of the finest international schools in Thailand.

As a parent, I can say the teachers are hardworking and dedicated. The students are neat, friendly, and polite. I am always grateful to this school and forever will be.

This school provides a quality American curriculum that focuses on academic excellence and character development. The facilities are international-standard and student-friendly. Even though the fees are a little too expensive, I am very satisfied with my child's academic progress after five years here.

The education is of very high quality. Good teachers and teaching. I suppose it's the best school in Bangkok. The food is great, with traditional Thai and international options. It's not more expensive than any other British school.

Magic Years International School truly lives up to its name! It offers a magical experience for our children, who are genuinely engaged in their learning journey. The school has excellent facilities, including a farm, and provides individualized support that caters to each child's unique personality.

Highlights include small class sizes, a family-oriented atmosphere, a focus on the whole child, and a nurturing environment. It also offers a refreshing escape from the hustle and bustle of Bangkok. Although we commute each day, it's well worth the trip!