Bangkok International Preparatory & Secondary School vs Heathfield International School

	B Bangkok International Preparatory & Secondary School Bangkok, Thailand	H Heathfield International School Bangkok, Thailand
Snapshot	Snapshot
Fees / year	Fees / year THB 295,000 - 821,100	Fees / year THB 291,000 - 539,400
Age range	Age range 2 - 18 years	Age range 2 - 18 years
Type	Type Co-educational	Type Co-educational
Curriculum	Curriculum British Curriculum, BTEC Qualification, Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels, EYFS (Early years foundation stage)	Curriculum British Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge A Levels, EYFS (Early years foundation stage)
Pupils	Pupils 1,600	Pupils 180
Typical class size	Typical class size 22	Typical class size 25
Instruction language	Instruction language English	Instruction language English
Opened	Opened 2003	Opened 2007
Bus service	Bus service Yes	Bus service —
Essentials	Essentials
Location	Location Bangkok Prep is situated in a central, well-connected area of Bangkok, close to major transport routes and residential neighbourhoods. The school benefits from convenient access to public transport, making it practical for families living in different parts of the city. Its urban setting allows students to engage with Bangkok’s wider cultural and community opportunities.	Location Heathfield International School is located on Soi Ramkhamhaeng 132/1 in the Saphan Sung district of eastern Bangkok. The area is a residential suburb offering relatively easy access via major roads like Ramkhamhaeng Road. It is approximately 25–30 minutes by car from Suvarnabhumi Airport, depending on traffic.
Stages	Stages The school is structured into Early Years, Primary, Secondary, and Sixth Form (Years 12–13). Students begin from Pre-Nursery and progress through to Year 13, following a continuous British curriculum framework.	Stages The school caters to children aged approximately 2 to 18 years. It is divided into Early Years (Nursery and Reception), Primary School (Years 1–6), Secondary School (Years 7–11), and Sixth Form (Years 12–13). The curriculum is based on the British National Curriculum, including IGCSE and A-Level qualifications.
School type	School type Bangkok Prep is a co-educational day school serving students aged 3–18. It does not offer boarding, with all pupils attending on a day-school basis.	School type Heathfield is a private, co-educational international day school. It does not offer boarding facilities.
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Additional learning support	Additional learning support The school provides Learning Support to students who require additional academic assistance. Support is determined through assessment during the admissions process and may include tailored interventions or withdrawal sessions. EAL (English as an Additional Language) support is also available for students who need it.	Additional learning support Heathfield International School offers structured EAL (English as an Additional Language) and academic support for students who require help accessing the mainstream curriculum. Students identified as needing this support receive five dedicated English language sessions per week, focused on academic English, comprehension, and reintegration into subject classrooms. This service is provided at an additional cost and is tailored for learners who do not yet meet the school’s standard English proficiency requirements.
Country affiliation	Country affiliation Bangkok Prep follows the English National Curriculum and operates as a British international school, though it is independently managed and not formally affiliated with the UK government.	Country affiliation The school is not officially affiliated with any country.
Religious affiliation	Religious affiliation The school is non-religious and does not follow or promote any particular faith tradition.	Religious affiliation The school does not have any religious affiliation and operates as a secular institution.
School day structure	School day structure The school operates on a weekday schedule with different start and finish times by section. Early Years and Primary students finish earlier in the afternoon, while Secondary and Sixth Form students have a slightly longer day. Scheduled breaks and lunch periods are built into the timetable for all age groups.	School day structure Precise timings are not publicly listed on the school's website.
Bus service details	Bus service details Bangkok Prep provides a door-to-door bus service for students, coordinated by an external transport partner. Additionally, a free shuttle service connects the school to nearby public transport during peak times. Families can choose the most suitable travel option based on location and schedule preferences.	Bus service details The school website does not explicitly confirm the provision of a school bus service.
Fees	Fees
Fee details	Fee details Application Fees A one-time Assessment Fee of THB 5,000 and a Placement Fee of THB 30,000 are required at application. Upon acceptance, a Registration Fee of THB 120,000–160,000 (depending on year level) and a Security Deposit of THB 60,000 are payable to secure the place. The Security Deposit is refundable upon withdrawal with at least 45 days’ written notice, provided all school accounts are cleared. All other application-related fees are non-refundable. Tuition Fees (Per Year) British Curriculum Stream Pre-Nursery: THB 575,930 Nursery (Full Day): THB 609,000 Reception: THB 682,500 Year 1 – Year 2: THB 703,500 Year 3 – Year 4: THB 719,250 Year 5 – Year 6: THB 756,000 Year 7 – Year 9: THB 808,500 Year 10 – Year 11 (IGCSE): THB 821,100 Year 12 – Year 13 (Sixth Form): THB 714,000 Fees are billed twice per academic year (August–December and January–June). Tuition includes lunch (except in Sixth Form), World Languages, field trips, BISA/TISAC sports fixtures, and the school yearbook. Additional Fees English as an Additional Language (EAL): THB 50,000 – 100,000 per period (based on level of support) Learning Support (LS): THB 35,000 – 80,000 per period (depending on tier) Extra-Curricular Activities (ECAs): THB 250 administration fee per activity block Uniforms: Purchased from the school shop External Examinations (IGCSE, AS & A Levels): Billed separately Student Accident Insurance: Included in tuition fees Transportation Fees A door-to-door bus service is available at an additional cost, with rates based on distance. A free shuttle service also operates to and from nearby public transport during morning and afternoon peak hours. Sibling Discount A 5 % tuition discount is applied for the second and subsequent children, applicable to the younger siblings only. Boarding Fees Bangkok Prep is a day school and does not offer boarding facilities. Refund Policy The Security Deposit is refundable upon written notice of withdrawal given at least 45 days in advance, provided all obligations and accounts have been settled. Other fees, including the Assessment, Placement, and Registration fees, are non-refundable. Payment Options Tuition and fees can be paid by bank transfer, cheque, bill payment, mobile/internet banking, or credit card (Thai-issued cards; instalment options available). Cash payments are accepted up to THB 50,000. A 2 % prepayment discount is offered for early settlement of Period 2 fees. Late payments incur a 1.25 % monthly surcharge on outstanding balances.	Fee details Application & Enrolment Fees Application Fee (non-refundable): THB 2,500 Enrolment Fee (non-refundable, one-time payment): THB 100,000 Security Deposit (refundable, one-time payment): THB 100,000 Annual Tuition Fees Nursery: THB 255,000 Reception 1–2: THB 301,500 Years 1–2: THB 325,200 Years 3–4: THB 349,200 Years 5–6: THB 381,000 Years 7–9: THB 408,900 Year 10: THB 424,500 Year 11: THB 424,500 Years 12–13: THB 503,400 Meal Fees: All students: THB 12,000 per term (THB 36,000 annually) Standardised Testing & Resource Fees (Term 1 only) Nursery: THB 3,300 Reception: THB 13,300 Years 1–4: THB 26,300 Years 5–6: THB 31,300 Years 7–11: THB 28,300 Years 12–13: THB 8,300 Additional Fees Additional EAL and Academic Support: THB 42,000 (per term)
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Uniform requirement	Uniform requirement The school has a uniform. Uniforms can be purchased online through The Bulldogs Shop.	Uniform requirement The school uniform represents the identity of students and there are three categories: the standard school uniform, the sports uniform, and house shirts available in four colors.
Food options	Food options The school provides on-site food services. In 2025 Bangkok Prep was awarded a 5-star food safety rating by the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration and received a Green Service Plus designation.	Food options Meals are provided via the school canteen, prepared by Food House; each dish is designed by a certified nutritionist and cooked by professional chefs. Weekly menus are published and dietary restrictions are accommodated with customised meals.
House system	House system The school has a four-house system: Bears/Ursus (Green), Lions/Panthera (Yellow), Tigers/Sabre (Red), Elephants/Surus (Blue). Students are allocated to a house on entry and remain in it through Primary and Secondary. Teachers and teaching assistants are allocated to each House and work with student House Captains. Houses compete in events such as Sports Days, Swimming Galas, house quizzes and Sports Tournaments to promote teamwork and school life values.	House system There are four houses named Dickens, Rowling, Shakespeare, and Tolkien. Students are placed in a house on entry and remain in that house until graduation. Points are awarded for achievements and behaviour, with biweekly tallies and assemblies; a trophy is awarded to the house with the highest points.
Governance and ownership	Governance and ownership Bangkok Prep is governed by a Board of Governors and a Board of Directors who report annually to shareholders. The Board oversees strategic planning, policy and procedures implementation, accreditation self-study, campus expansion and long-term planning, budget approval, and staffing. The Board liaises with the License Holder and the Head of School to ensure leadership and management. The Board of Governors includes Patrada Yomnak as Chairperson, who is also the License Holder.	Governance and ownership The school is private, with a co-educational and non-religious profile.
Academics	Academics
Curriculum details	Curriculum details Bangkok International Preparatory & Secondary School (Bangkok Prep) follows the National Curriculum for England from Early Years through Sixth Form. In Early Years, children learn through the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) framework, focusing on play-based and experiential learning. The Primary School (Years 1–6) builds on the English curriculum, developing core skills in literacy, numeracy, science, and the arts. In Secondary School (Years 7–9), students follow the Key Stage 3 curriculum before progressing to the Cambridge IGCSE programme in Years 10–11. The Sixth Form (Years 12–13) offers a choice between A Levels and BTEC vocational qualifications, providing both academic and applied learning pathways. Thai language is compulsory for Thai nationals, and World Languages are available for other students, with EAL support for those who need additional English assistance.	Curriculum details Heathfield International School follows the English National Curriculum from Early Years through Sixth Form, offering a clear progression from EYFS in Nursery and Reception to IGCSEs and A Levels. In Early Years, the focus is on foundational skills through play-based and thematic learning. The Primary School (Years 1–6) delivers a broad curriculum including English, mathematics, science, humanities, technology, and the arts. In Secondary (Years 7–9), students deepen their subject knowledge before progressing to the Cambridge IGCSE programme in Years 10–11. Sixth Form students (Years 12–13) choose from a range of Cambridge A Level subjects to prepare for university entrance. A varied co-curricular programme, including options like Robotics, Coding, French, Taekwondo, and Cooking, complements the academic curriculum.
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Academic calendar	Academic calendar View document	Academic calendar View document
Wellbeing & support	Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning	Social & emotional learning Bangkok Prep runs a Weekly Wellbeing Focus programme where topics such as “Asking for Support,” “Mind-Body Habits,” and “Positive Emotions” are addressed across the school community. Students are encouraged to use peer groups, teachers, and structured support networks as outlets for seeking help. The school promotes self-reflection, goal-setting, and strategies for building emotional resilience. Classroom discussions and form tutor sessions often integrate wellbeing themes to help students manage emotions and relationships. These initiatives aim to strengthen personal awareness and foster a supportive school culture.	Social & emotional learning Heathfield supports students' social and emotional development through a house system, where pupils are placed into one of four houses. Students earn points for demonstrating helpful behaviour, a positive attitude, and good work. These points are collected fortnightly and celebrated in school assemblies, encouraging a sense of belonging and personal responsibility.
Special educational needs (SEN)	Special educational needs (SEN) Bangkok Prep employs Learning Mentors within a Student Success Team to assist students who require additional academic or behavioural support. The mentors provide small-group or individual sessions, help teachers with differentiated instruction, and maintain learning plans for each supported student. SEN provision is designed to enable access to the mainstream curriculum and is not operated as a specialist SEN school. Support levels are tailored to individual student needs and reviewed periodically. The school’s fee schedule also includes defined charges for Learning Support tiers.	Special educational needs (SEN) The school does not publicly detail a dedicated SEN department or specialist staff on its website.
English as an additional language	English as an additional language The school has two full-time EAL teachers who deliver targeted withdrawal lessons to students requiring additional English support. Participation in the EAL programme is mandatory if a student is assessed as needing it. The provision is available from Year 1 through Year 9 and is reviewed as proficiency improves. Additional fees apply based on the level of support. The EAL programme may replace a World Language subject until the student reaches sufficient fluency to rejoin mainstream classes.	English as an additional language Heathfield offers a defined EAL & Academic Support programme, to help non-native speakers access the mainstream curriculum.
Mental wellbeing	Mental wellbeing Mental well-being is incorporated through the Weekly Wellbeing Focus initiative, addressing areas such as resilience, emotional regulation, and mind-body awareness. Students are encouraged to practise mindfulness, positive thinking, and self-care routines. Teachers and tutors integrate wellbeing discussions into pastoral sessions and encourage open communication about mental health. The school also runs thematic campaigns to help students recognise stress and develop coping strategies. These efforts aim to create a safe and open environment for mental health awareness across all year groups.	Mental wellbeing Heathfield does not publicly disclose a formal mental health or counselling programme.
Safeguarding	Safeguarding Bangkok Prep follows a formal Child Protection and Safeguarding Policy aligned with the Thai Child Protection Act and international standards. The policy outlines procedures for prevention, reporting, and response to any safeguarding concerns. Designated safeguarding leads oversee implementation, and staff receive Level 3 safeguarding training. Recruitment policies include background checks and verification for all personnel working with children. The school emphasises its commitment to providing a safe learning environment where student welfare is the highest priority.	Safeguarding The school does not publicly provide details on its safeguarding or child protection policies.
Safeguarding policy	Safeguarding policy View document	Safeguarding policy —
Facilities	Facilities
Facilities overview	Facilities overview Bangkok Prep runs two campuses: Primary Campus for nursery to Year 6 and Secondary Campus for Year 7 to Year 13, located at Sukhumvit 77 near On Nut BTS. The Primary Campus provides a state-of-the-art indoor sports complex, a 25-meter outdoor pool, a library, music rooms, computer labs, a Recital Hall, and specialist spaces for art, design technology and drama. The Secondary Campus features study areas, breakout learning spaces, a 400-seat theatre, a black box theatre, science laboratories, art studios and design technology workshops, plus a FIFA-standard football pitch with a running track on astroturf and an Olympic-size swimming pool. A Sixth Form centre supports Years 12 and 13, and breakout spaces are available for all year groups to support learning. The school offers over 100 clubs and an active student council as part of its broad co-curricular program.	Facilities overview Early Years spaces are purpose-built, bright, and secure, with dedicated indoor and outdoor play areas. The school has a canteen where meals are prepared by Food House; meals are designed by a certified nutritionist and dietary needs can be accommodated. Heathfield follows the National Curriculum of England from Nursery through A-Level, with small class sizes and the use of digital learning tools. The after-school program includes Robotics and Coding, French, Taekwondo, Cooking, and Reading clubs. Inter House Sport Day and TISAC events provide opportunities for student sport.
Sports facilities	Sports facilities Primary Campus has an indoor sports complex, a 25-meter outdoor pool, an Astro-Turf football pitch, and a basketball court. Secondary Campus includes a FIFA-standard football pitch with a running track on Astroturf, an indoor sports hall, a 50-meter Olympic-sized swimming pool, fitness and dance studios, and tennis courts. Breakout spaces support physical education and year-group activities.	Sports facilities Inter House Sport Day is organized at Heathfield. Heathfield participates in TISAC events, including Football Boy U11, Football Girls U9, Maths, and Athletics. The after-school program includes Taekwondo and various sports clubs.
Academic facilities	Academic facilities The facilities include interactive whiteboards in all Primary classrooms, computer labs, library, Recital Hall and music rooms, as well as food technology facilities and art spaces. Primary spaces also cover art studios and design technology workshops; Secondary facilities include science laboratories, a black box theatre, art studios, ceramic/kiln workshop and design technology workshops, plus a 400-seat auditorium and a Sixth Form centre. iMac suite computer labs, recording studio and other media facilities support the curriculum.	Academic facilities The school follows the National Curriculum of England from Nursery through A-Level, with IGCSE and A-Level pathways. The curriculum includes Mathematics, Science, English, arts, humanities, technology, and physical education, with digital learning tools. Teaching is delivered by experienced UK-qualified teachers. Small class sizes support individualized learning.
Extra curricular facilities	Extra curricular facilities Bangkok Prep offers over 100 clubs, including debating society, orchestra training, tennis, badminton, chess and phonics, with an active student council and extensive after-school activities. Extracurriculars integrate with community service and environmental programmes, residential trips and field trips, and participation is supported by community groups such as Friends of Bangkok Prep (FOBP).	Extra curricular facilities The after-school program includes Robotics Club, Coding Club, French Club, Taekwondo, Cooking, and Reading clubs; activities are delivered by teachers and external experts.
Parent experience	Parent experience
History	History Bangkok International Preparatory & Secondary School (Bangkok Prep) was founded in 2003 as a British international school serving students from early years through secondary education. The school was established as an independent, privately owned institution approved by Thailand’s Ministry of Education. It achieved triple accreditation from CIS, NEASC, and ONESQA in 2011 and was re-accredited by CIS in 2022. The Secondary Campus at T77 opened in 2017, expanding the school’s facilities to accommodate continued growth. Over the years, Bangkok Prep has become part of a strong network of regional and international educational associations, reflecting its steady institutional development.	History Heathfield International School Bangkok began in 2007 as Lord Shaftesbury International School and later partnered with Heathfield School in Kidderminster, UK, becoming Heathfield International School of Bangkok. It operates as a private, co-educational, non-religious day school serving Nursery through Year 12 following the British curriculum.
Community	Community The Bangkok Prep community includes over 1,600 students from more than 50 nationalities, fostering a diverse and inclusive environment. The school hosts regular events such as International Day, Sports Day, and community service initiatives that encourage cross-cultural exchange and teamwork. Co-curricular activities, school productions, and sustainability campaigns play a central role in community engagement. These events help maintain close connections among students, parents, and staff throughout the academic year.	Community The school hosts a variety of cultural and community events throughout the year, including seasonal festivals and house-based activities such as inter-house sports days and celebratory gatherings. It fosters a welcoming community atmosphere where students, parents, and staff engage in shared learning and school spirit.
Parent teacher association	Parent teacher association The Friends of Bangkok Prep (FOBP) serves as the school’s Parent Teacher Association, promoting collaboration between families and the school. FOBP organizes coffee mornings, cultural celebrations, and fundraising events that contribute to both community building and charitable causes. Parents play an active role in volunteering during major events such as International Day and school fairs. The association also supports initiatives that enhance student well-being and sustainability efforts on campus. Regular meetings and social gatherings help new families integrate into the school community, ensuring open communication and shared involvement in school life.	Parent teacher association Heathfield International School encourages parent involvement and fosters a collaborative relationship between families and staff. While the school does not publicly list a formal PTA structure on its website, community participation is reflected in regular school events and cultural celebrations. Parents are often invited to attend or support school-wide activities, particularly in the Early Years and Primary stages.
Extra-curricular	Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual	Academic & intellectual Bangkok Prep offers an English-medium education based on the National Curriculum of England. The school serves students from Nursery to Year 13. It provides a rigorous IGCSE programme in Years 10 and 11, followed by Cambridge-approved A-levels in Years 12 and 13, with the Extended Project Qualification (EPQ) as part of university preparation. The examination centre is Cambridge-approved for IGCSE and A-levels. The Primary Campus covers Nursery to Year 6, and the Secondary Campus covers Year 7 to Year 13. The school is now in its 23rd year of operation (August 2025 – June 2026).	Academic & intellectual The school follows the National Curriculum of England from Nursery to A-Levels. Small class sizes ensure personalised learning and differentiated teaching to support individual needs. The curriculum covers core subjects such as mathematics, science, and English, with a broad range of options in the arts, humanities, technology, and physical education; at the A-Level stage students select subjects aligned with their interests and future goals.
Arts & creative	Arts & creative —	Arts & creative —
Cultural & language	Cultural & language The World Language Programme offers Thai (First Language and Second Language), Japanese (First Language), Spanish (Second Language), French (Second Language), and Mandarin (Second Language). Thai nationals in all year groups study Thai as required by the Thai Ministry of Education.	Cultural & language Afterschool activities include a French Club. These clubs are led by teachers and external experts and cover a range of activities such as Robotics Club, Coding Club, and Reading Club, supporting language learning and intercultural engagement.
Social & hobbies	Social & hobbies —	Social & hobbies Afterschool clubs include Robotics, Coding, French, Taekwondo, Cooking, and Reading, along with various sports clubs. These activities foster teamwork, creativity, and personal growth beyond the classroom.
Community & service	Community & service —	Community & service —
Leadership & professional	Leadership & professional —	Leadership & professional —
Lifestyle & wellbeing	Lifestyle & wellbeing Facilities include a FIFA-regulation football pitch, an Olympic-sized swimming pool, fully equipped fitness centres, music practice rooms, a 415-seat auditorium and a Recital Hall.	Lifestyle & wellbeing The school operates a four-house system named Dickens, Rowling, Shakespeare, and Tolkien; pupils are placed in a house when they join the school and remain in that house until they graduate. House life includes biweekly point tallies and assemblies with certificates, promoting identity, teamwork, and recognition. Inter House Sport Day and a range of sports clubs support physical activity and wellbeing.
Language provision	Language provision
Language provision	Language provision Thai is taught as a First Language and Thai as a Second Language; Japanese is taught as a First Language; Spanish, French and Mandarin are taught as Second Languages. Thai language is required by the Ministry of Education for Thai nationals. From Year 1 to Year 6, students study one World Language; Year 7 to Year 9, two World Languages; Year 10 to Year 11, one World Language taken at IGCSE with an option to take two; Year 12 to Year 13, World Languages are optional. If EAL is required in Year 7-9, a World Language is dropped and replaced by EAL until Year 10.	Language provision The school teaches in English as the language of instruction. The National Curriculum of England is followed from Nursery through to A-Level. Core subjects include Mathematics, Science, and English, with a broad range of options in the arts, humanities, technology, and physical education. An after-school French program is available.
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Immersion programs	Immersion programs Immersion language learning occurs in Early Years with Thai language instruction and Thai culture sessions. The program is supervised by native English teachers and Thai-speaking teaching assistants, and students immerse in language acquisition through the immersion method. This immersion approach prepares learners for participation in an international community.	Immersion programs —
Reputation	Reputation
Awards	Awards Eco-Schools Green Flag Award - Recognises excellence in sustainability and environmental education. Certificate of Recognition from OPEC (2025) - Acknowledges completion of Thailand’s Educational Quality Assurance process and self-assessment report. Prime Minister’s Award for Best Service Provider in International Education (2009) - National recognition for excellence in international education provision.	Awards —
Accreditations	Accreditations Cambridge International Education – Authorised Cambridge International School offering IGCSE and A Level qualifications. CIS (Council of International Schools) – International accreditation verifying quality in teaching, leadership, and student welfare. FOBISIA (Federation of British International Schools in Asia) – Membership connecting British-curriculum schools across Asia for shared standards and collaboration. British International Schools Association (BISA) – Membership enabling participation in academic and co-curricular exchanges with other British international schools. Eco-Schools Green Flag Award – Environmental certification recognising Bangkok Prep’s sustainability practices and student-led eco-initiatives. ONESQA (Office for National Education Standards and Quality Assessment, Thailand) – Thai national accreditation ensuring compliance with national education standards. ISAT (International Schools Association of Thailand) – Association membership linking accredited international schools within Thailand. The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award – Recognised programme supporting student personal growth through service, skills, and physical challenges. Google for Education Reference School – Recognition for the school’s advanced use of digital learning tools across the curriculum. ISP (International Schools Partnership) – Global network membership offering collaboration and professional development with partner schools. HMC (Headmasters’ and Headmistresses’ Conference) – Membership signifying alignment with UK independent school leadership standards.	Accreditations ISQM (International Schools Quality Mark) – Bronze Accreditation This is a school improvement framework recognising good practice in international schools. Bronze status indicates foundational achievement in quality assurance. IGCSE (International General Certificate of Secondary Education) Heathfield is authorised to deliver Cambridge IGCSE exams, which are globally recognised qualifications for students typically aged 14–16. ISA (Independent Schools Association) The school is affiliated with this UK-based body representing independent schools. Membership offers access to guidance and peer networking in the international education sector. Oxford AQA Approved Centre Heathfield is registered to offer qualifications from Oxford International AQA Examinations, a provider of UK curriculum-based assessments. ISAT (International Schools Association of Thailand) This Thai association supports international schools and promotes collaboration between educational institutions in the region. ONESQA (Office for National Education Standards and Quality Assessment – Thailand) This government agency oversees school quality assurance and external evaluation for educational institutions operating in Thailand. ASA (Amateur Swimming Association – Swim School Member) Indicates that the school meets standards set by the UK’s national governing body for swimming instruction. TISAC (Thailand International Schools Activity Conference) Membership allows the school to participate in inter-school events and competitions in sports, the arts, and academics with other Bangkok international schools. Edexcel (Pearson) Approved Centre The school is authorised to deliver Edexcel qualifications, including IGCSE and A-Level programmes.
Admissions	Admissions
Admissions	Admissions 1. Enquiry Families begin by completing the Online Enquiry Form available on the school website. Once submitted, the Admissions Office contacts the family to discuss the child’s needs, preferred entry date, and available year group places. The team also provides details on school tours and the next steps in the process. 2. Visit and Tour Parents are invited to take a guided campus tour, either in person or virtually, to view learning spaces and facilities. During the visit, the Admissions team explains the curriculum, co-curricular opportunities, and support services offered. Overseas applicants can schedule a virtual meeting if travel is not possible. 3. Application Submission Families complete the Application Form and submit it with supporting documents, such as passport copies, birth certificate, recent school reports, and any learning support information if applicable. An Assessment Fee is required at this stage to process the application. 4. Assessment and Interview The school conducts age-appropriate assessments for all applicants. Early Years students participate in observation-based sessions, while applicants for Year 3 and above take written or online assessments. Secondary applicants may also complete a CAT4 cognitive test and an interview with senior staff. Assessments typically last between 30 minutes and three hours, depending on the year level. 5. Offer and Acceptance Successful applicants receive an official Offer Letter within approximately one to two weeks after assessment. The offer outlines the Placement, Registration, and Security Deposit fees that must be paid to secure the place. Parents confirm acceptance by paying the required fees within the specified timeframe, after which the child’s start date is confirmed.	Admissions Visit the campus or attend an open day Families are encouraged to attend an on-site tour or open house to view the facilities, meet teachers, and discuss the curriculum. Children may also be observed in a classroom setting during the visit. Submit the application and documents Applications can be submitted by email to the admissions team. Required documents include a completed application form, a copy of the child’s passport and visa, previous school reports, and a student health certificate. Assessment and interview For Year 3 and above, students are required to take a CAT4 cognitive abilities test, an English proficiency test, and may attend a formal interview. Younger children are assessed more informally through play and observation. Receive an offer and complete enrolment If the child is offered a place, parents are required to pay the enrolment and security deposit fees and will receive the Parent Handbook, uniform guidelines, and start-of-term instructions.
Scholarships	Scholarships Bangkok Prep offers a range of scholarships for secondary students, particularly in the Sixth Form (Years 12–13). These scholarships are available in four categories: Academic Excellence, Performing Arts, Sport, and Visual Arts. They are open to both internal and external applicants and are awarded based on a combination of portfolio review, interview, and assessment in the relevant field. Scholarship recipients are expected to uphold strong academic performance and positive conduct throughout their studies. Full details, including eligibility criteria, application timelines, and requirements, are published annually on the school’s official website.	Scholarships The school does not list any scholarships or fee assistance programmes on its website.
Waitlist	Waitlist Bangkok Prep does not operate a formal waitlist or pool system. When a year group reaches capacity, applicants are informed and may be offered a place on a holding list for future openings. The Admissions team contacts families directly if a vacancy arises. Placement decisions are made based on assessment results, school reports, and the availability of space in the relevant year group.	Waitlist Heathfield does not publicly indicate that it operates a formal waitlist or pool system.
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