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Bromsgrove International School Thailand

Thailand, Bangkok

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees THB 361,200 - 743,700
Ages 2 - 18 years
Pupil numbers 510
Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)
Opened 2002
Bus Service Yes
Academic offering
Curriculum British Curriculum, BTEC Qualification, Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge A Levels
Taught languages English, Korean, Mandarin, Spanish, Thai
Typical class size 18
Strengths Sport, Performing Arts, Academic Enrichment
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Social and Hobbies, Lifestyle and Wellbeing
Stages Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School, Sixth Form
Introduction

Bromsgrove International School Thailand, founded in 2002 and affiliated with Bromsgrove School UK in 2004, is a British curriculum day and boarding school for ages 2 to 18. Located about 30 km east of central Bangkok in the Min Buri District, the Windsor Park campus lies within a 36‑hole golf course. Students follow the English National Curriculum, sitting IGCSE examinations and choosing between Cambridge A‑Levels or vocational BTEC qualifications. Boarding options begin at age 9. Class sizes range from approximately 10 to 25 students, and the total enrollment is around 500 pupils. The school teaches in English, with Thai, Mandarin, Korean, and Spanish offered as language subjects. Strengths include its unique golf-integrated sports programme, dedicated performing arts centre, and wide academic enrichment through both A-Levels and BTEC. Over 40 extracurricular activities, student leadership councils and community service projects support well-rounded development.

55 Mu9 Windsor Park Golf Club, Suwinthawong 15 Rd, Minburi, Bangkok 10510

The Essentials

Bromsgrove International School Thailand has 510 pupils, typical class sizes of 18, instruction in English.

Location
The school is situated in Min Buri District, eastern Bangkok, within a 36‑hole golf course complex about 30 km east of central Bangkok, with road access via Suwinthawong 15 and Ramkhamhaeng 164. It is reachable by car or school bus and lies in a suburban, green area of Bangkok.

Stages
The school is divided into three distinct phases:
Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS), Pre-Nursery, Nursery and Reception (aged 2-5)
Primary: Years 1 to 6 (aged 5-11)
Secondary: Years 7 to 13 (aged 11-18)

Type
Bromsgrove is a co-educational British curriculum school offering both day places and boarding.

Additional learning support
The school is academically selective, and non-native speakers undergo an English language assessment as part of admissions. Students needing support may be placed in English First @ BIST, a bespoke EAL programme. While there is no publicly listed SEN department, the school maintains small class sizes and pastoral structures that support differentiated learning

Country affiliation
The school operates under license from Bromsgrove School, UK, and is affiliated with it.

Religious affiliation
The school does not have any religious affiliations.

School day structure
The school day starts at 7:45 AM, Primary finishes at 2:45 PM and Secondary at 2:50 PM, with optional after-school activities until 3:45 PM. Early Years students finish at 1:30 PM (half-day) or 2:30 PM (full-day), with an extended day option until 3:30 PM.

Bus service
BIST offers a daily school bus service, coordinated by the school, for families in Bangkok.
Diving Deeper

Boarding Arrangements
Boarding options are weekly boarding, full boarding, and flexi boarding for students aged 9-18. Weekly boarding is a five-day week with Friday home, full boarding covers the full term with weekend activities, and flexi boarding offers occasional short-term stays for specific needs. There are two boarding houses, Tudor House and Windsor House, with lounges for Lower Boarders (Year 4–8), Upper Boarders (Year 9–11) and Sixth Form Boarders (Year 12–13). The houses provide Wi-Fi, study rooms, shared kitchens and bedrooms arranged for different age groups (two beds in Sixth Form, three beds in Years 8–11, four beds in Primary to Year 8).

Uniform Requirement
The school has a formal uniform policy. Students wear the prescribed uniform on school days between 07:00 and 15:30, and at the Windsor Park Campus all students arrive in full uniform; Early Years may wear PE kit if the first lesson is PE. Guidelines cover hairstyles, footwear, socks, jewelry and accessories, with plain white socks, plain black shoes and white trainers for PE only, and no makeup or nail polish.

Food Options
Breakfast, lunch, snacks and dinner are provided in a fully air-conditioned dining hall. Meals are prepared by quality caterers and include Western and Thai dishes, with a noodle bar and salad bar; weekly menus are posted and monthly menus are available for reference.

House System
The school maintains a house system to support holistic development and pastoral care.

Governance and Ownership
The school is operated by Windsor Education Co Ltd. It is affiliated with Bromsgrove School UK under license since 2004, and Oriental Siam (1978) Co. Ltd became the majority shareholder in 2004.
Fees

Annual tuition at Bromsgrove International School Thailand ranges from THB 361,200 to THB 743,700 for 2026/27.

Application Fee: THB 5,000 (non-refundable)
Registration Fee: THB 100,000 (non-refundable)

School Development & Enrolment Fee
EY Campus (Pre-Nursery to Year 1): THB 50,000
WP Campus (Year 2 to Year 13): THB 105,000 (non-refundable)

Refundable Deposits
Day/Weekly Boarding Student: THB 50,000
Overseas Full Boarder or Year 10 direct-entry student: THB 100,000

Activities & Sundries Deposits:
Pre-Nursery/Nursery: THB 5,000
Reception to Year 13: THB 10,000
Boarding students: THB 20,000

Tuition Fees (Per Term)
Early Years Campus (EY):
Pre-Nursery: THB 361,200
Nursery & Reception: THB 392,100
Year 1: THB 449,400

Primary (WP Campus):
Year 2: THB 492,600
Years 3–6: THB 609,000

Secondary (WP Campus):
Years 7–9: THB 650,700
Year 10: THB 743,700
Years 11–13: THB 743,700

Meal Fees (Compulsory)
Term 1: THB 12,950–15,500
Term 2: THB 11,550–13,800
Term 3: THB 7,450–8,950

Boarding Fees (Per Term)
Includes accommodation, meals, and basic medical insurance:

Full Boarding:
Term 1: THB 186,000
Term 2: THB 147,350
Term 3: THB 125,250

Weekly Boarding:
Term 1: THB 135,950
Term 2: THB 110,250
Term 3: THB 90,050

Daily Boarding: THB 2,300/night

Trip Fees
Billed in Term 1 and non-refundable:
Year 2 (day trip): THB 1,100
Years 3–13 (residential trips): THB 6,500–21,000
(e.g. Year 5: 18,000; Year 12–13: 21,000)

Additional Fees
EAL (Level 1): THB 14,950/term
EAL or SEN (Level 2): THB 22,430/term

Examination Fees: Separate (Years 11–13, billed Term 1)

School Bus: Paid termly or by daily rate

Transcript Fees: First 3 free, then THB 500 each

Optional Extras: Private music, swimming, golf, and visa services available at additional cost

Discounts & Payment Options
Sibling Discount: 5% (2nd child), 15% (3rd), 50% (4th)

Annual Payment Discount: 3% off tuition for full-year upfront payment

Late Payment: Subject to 15% annual interest if unpaid within 7 days of term start

Refund Policy
Tuition: Non-refundable during a term.

Boarding & Bus: Refundable by full unused term only.

Deposits: Refundable with advance notice.

EAL Fees: Non-refundable.

Meal Fees: Refunded only for full unused term
Academics

Bromsgrove International School Thailand teaches British Curriculum, BTEC Qualification, Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge A Levels for students aged 2 to 18.

Curriculum
Bromsgrove International School Thailand follows the British curriculum from Early Years through to Sixth Form. In the Early Years (ages 2–5), children follow the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) framework. From Year 1 onwards, students study the English National Curriculum, which continues through Primary and Key Stage 3. In Years 10 and 11, students prepare for IGCSEs, typically taking 8–9 subjects. In Sixth Form (Years 12 and 13), students choose between A Levels or BTEC Diplomas in subjects such as Business, Sport, and Travel & Tourism. The curriculum also includes additional lessons in Thai, Mandarin, Spanish, and Korean, alongside weekly pastoral and enrichment programmes.

Academic calendar
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
Bromsgrove integrates Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) into its curriculum through weekly PSHE lessons and pastoral time. The school uses a House system and tutor groups to help students feel connected and supported, and it encourages leadership through roles such as House Captains and Student Councillors. Additionally, SEL is reinforced through regular themed assemblies and peer mentoring. Training for staff on social and emotional wellbeing is conducted during school development time.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
Bromsgrove is not a specialist SEN school but supports students with mild to moderate needs. The school uses a “Team Around the Child” approach involving relevant staff such as the Head of Boarding, the school counsellor, and Heads of Key Stage. Training on SEN awareness is part of ongoing staff development. SEN support is available particularly in areas like language, and each case is reviewed to ensure the student can access the curriculum effectively.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
The school provides structured EAL support through its English First @ BIST programme, designed for students who need help to reach grade-level English proficiency. EAL is delivered via dedicated lessons and sometimes replaces other language subjects temporarily. Students are assessed upon entry, and their language progress is regularly monitored. The school website confirms that EAL teachers are integrated within the academic team and collaborate closely with classroom teachers to support learning across the curriculum.

Mental Wellbeing
Bromsgrove acknowledges the link between mental health and safeguarding. All staff are trained to recognise signs of emotional distress and adverse childhood experiences. The school has a dedicated counsellor and pastoral structure in place to monitor student wellbeing. Mental health-related training (e.g. suicide prevention) is provided during INSET weeks, and pastoral teams work closely with the Designated Safeguarding Leads (DSLs) to ensure students receive timely support.

Safeguarding
Safeguarding is led by an Executive Designated Safeguarding Lead (WDSL) and campus-specific DSLs. All staff receive annual safeguarding training, including TES certification and face-to-face refreshers. Visitors must wear ID badges and follow the school's safety procedures. Child protection policies comply with Keeping Children Safe in Education 2024, and boarding-specific safeguarding follows standards set by the Boarding Schools’ Association (BSA).

Safeguarding Policy
Parent Experience

History
Bromsgrove International School Thailand was founded in 2002 and is the only international affiliate of Bromsgrove School UK, which dates back to 1553. The school operates under a licensing agreement with its UK counterpart and maintains strong educational and governance links. It is owned and managed by Windsor Education Co., Ltd., a Thai company. Since its founding, the school has grown to include two campuses and serves students from Early Years through to Year 13.

Community
The school hosts a diverse student body representing over 20 nationalities. Community events are organised throughout the year, including International Day, Loy Krathong, Christmas celebrations, and charity fun runs. Students, staff, and families regularly participate in these events, which help foster a sense of inclusion and cultural awareness across the school.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
The Bromsgrove PTA supports school initiatives and organises events that bring families and staff together. Regular activities include the Christmas Fair, International Day booths, and teacher appreciation lunches. The PTA also runs fundraising initiatives to support school development and student enrichment programmes. Parents can volunteer as Class Reps or help coordinate specific events throughout the year. Meetings are held termly and are open to all parents who wish to get involved.
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Facilities

Facilities Overview
The school operates across two purpose-built campuses: the Early Years Campus on Ramkhamhaeng 164 and the Windsor Park campus for primary and secondary ages. The Windsor Park campus includes outdoor play areas, swimming pools, libraries, and air-conditioned sports halls. The Windsor Park campus also offers a covered basketball court, spacious sports fields, ICT suites, a performing arts centre with a full theatre, and an on-site boarding house. The Oriental Siam Performing Arts Centre provides four floors of music and drama teaching studios, multiple practice rooms, a dedicated music technology suite, and a 525-seat auditorium. The Hadley Hub adds two professional art studios and large exhibition spaces, with additional spaces for lessons, ECAs, workshops, and examinations. The school has world-class science labs to support science teaching.

Sports Facilities
The Windsor Park campus features a covered basketball court, spacious sports fields, and an air-conditioned sports hall. Primary and secondary facilities include outdoor play areas and swimming pools with additional air-conditioned sports halls. Boarders have access to football pitches, swimming facilities, sports courts, and a gym space, situated on a 36-hole golf course. The school participates in local and regional competitions through TISAC and FOBISIA, providing opportunities to engage in a range of sports.

Academic Facilities
The school operates across two campuses: Windsor Park for older students and the Early Years Campus on Ramkhamhaeng 164. The Windsor Park campus includes libraries, ICT suites, and air-conditioned sports halls, and houses a performing arts centre with a full theatre and an art studio. The Oriental Siam Performing Arts Centre comprises four floors of music and drama teaching studios, practice rooms, a music technology suite, and a 525-seat auditorium. The Hadley Hub provides additional learning spaces for lessons, ECAs, workshops, examinations, and more. The school has world-class science labs to support science teaching, and an extensive EAL program to support bilingual development.

Extra Curricular Facilities
The school offers over 40 extracurricular activities as part of an extensive ECA programme. Bromsgrove Camp operates during holidays across two campuses, offering arts and crafts, music, drama, English language, STEM, outdoor education, sports, adventure, and excursions. Students can compete in regional events through FOBISIA and local tournaments via TISAC, complementing the ECA programme.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The school follows an enhanced form of the English National Curriculum and offers IGCSE, AS, and A Levels, as well as BTEC qualifications. It is affiliated with Bromsgrove School, UK, and with Daewon Foreign Language High School in Korea. The school is an accredited examination centre for Cambridge International Examinations (CIE), Edexcel, and AQA, and is Education Development Trust (EDT) Gold Level accredited.

Arts & Creative
Enrichment offerings include Bromsgrove Camp and Bromsgrove Sports Academy. Bromsgrove Camp provides day and residential camps for ages 2–15 with activities such as Arts & Crafts, Music, Drama, English Language, STEM, Outdoor Education, Sports, Adventure, and Excursions. Bromsgrove Sports Academy offers specialised training in Football, Basketball, Swimming, and Athletics with professional coaching and an emphasis on fundamentals, safety, and leadership.

Cultural & Language
The school hosts a global community with 27 nationalities. Specialist teachers for Thai, Chinese, and Korean languages are part of the staff. It is affiliated with Bromsgrove School UK and with Daewon Foreign Language High School in Korea.

Social & Hobbies
There is a wide range of after-school activities. The school uses a house system to foster teamwork and healthy competition. Pastoral care supports student wellbeing.

Community & Service
The school participates in charity and community events, such as the Bromsgrove Charity Run 2025. Seasonal and cultural events include Wai Kru ceremonies and remembrance events related to Queen Sirikit. Seasonal events include Christmas Fayre 2025.

Leadership & Professional
Senior student leadership positions are appointed for each academic year, with the 2025–26 leaders including the Head Student and Deputy Head Students. Leadership roles are embedded in the student experience.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Pastoral care supports wellbeing and personal development. The house system fosters a sense of community and teamwork. Sports, fitness, and outdoor activities are provided through Bromsgrove Camp and Bromsgrove Sports Academy.
Languages

Language Provision
English is the principal language of instruction; all lessons are in English except Thai, Mandarin and Spanish. Thai Language, Culture & History is taught as a required TLCH curriculum, with all students attending at least one Thai culture/history lesson each week; Thai language instruction is primarily for Thai nationality or dual nationality students, with 2–4 Thai language lessons per week depending on key stage, and Thai IGCSE study for single Thai nationality students. Mandarin Chinese is taught as a language, and specialist teachers deliver Thai, Chinese and Korean language instruction. Spanish is offered as a language subject as part of the curriculum. The school provides language support through dedicated language specialists and an EAL framework.

Bilingual Teaching
English is the principal language of instruction. All lessons are conducted in English, with Thai, Mandarin and Spanish taught as additional language subjects. The school provides extensive EAL support for students whose first language is not English. The EAL program aims for bilingual proficiency by the end of secondary school.
Reputation

Awards
NAPCE International Contribution to Pastoral Care Award (2021)
Awarded by the National Association for Pastoral Care in Education in recognition of the school’s boarding pastoral care programme.

Shortlisted for BSA International School of the Year (2022)
Recognised by the Boarding Schools’ Association for excellence in boarding and school leadership.

* Shortlisted for BSA Supporting Excellence Award (2023)
Finalist in the category for boarding house extension or refurbishment, showcasing commitment to boarding provision.

Accreditations
Council of International Schools (CIS)
CIS accreditation reflects that the school meets global standards for curriculum, leadership, and student welfare.

Education Development Trust (EDT) International Schools Quality Mark – Gold
The school received an “Outstanding / Gold” rating in all eight inspection standards, indicating excellence in teaching, leadership, and outcomes.

Examination Centre Accreditation (Cambridge International, Pearson Edexcel, AQA)
Authorized to administer UK-style IGCSE, A-Level and BTEC examinations on-site.

Membership of FOBISIA (Federation of British International Schools in Asia)
Enables students to compete and collaborate in regional sports, academics, arts and leadership events.

Membership of TISAC (Thailand International School Activities Conference)
Participation in school sports, music and arts events across Thailand.

Membership of ISAT (International Schools Association of Thailand)
Recognition as a reputable member school within Thailand’s international education community.

Member of Boarding Schools’ Association (BSA)
Adherence to UK boarding standards and access to boarding best practice networks.
Admissions

Admissions
1. Book a visit or Open Day (optional but recommended)
The school offers guided visits lasting about 60 minutes that include a video presentation, walking tour of facilities, and Q&A.

2. Submit application form.
Download or complete the form online and send it via email, fax, or in person. Include required documents such as school reports and any other specified information.

3. Assessment, testing, and interview
After paying the exam fee, students take assessments in non-verbal reasoning and English, followed by an interview with a senior academic staff member.

4. Receive results
You will be notified of test results within 2–3 days, and if needed, the school may recommend an intensive EAL programme.

5. Confirm the place and complete payment
Once a place is offered, parents pay the registration, enrolment/development fees, and refundable deposit as per the fee schedule.

Scholarships
Bromsgrove Thailand provides several tuition-based scholarship programmes, each covering only a portion of tuition fees (25% to 75%), not extras like meals or boarding.

Music & Performing Arts Scholarships (Year 5 and up)
For students with demonstrated talent in music or drama.
Applicants submit performance portfolios (YouTube/Google Drive links) and audition.
Scholarships offer 25–75% reduction in tuition fees only.

Sixth Form Academic Scholarships (Years 12 & 13)
For incoming Sixth Form students with strong IGCSE results.
Candidates may receive mentoring and leadership support.
Tuition fee discounts up to 75% are awarded.

Golf Scholarship (Year 5 and up)
Intended for students with a strong record of national or regional golf performance.
Candidates submit a golf portfolio and attend an evaluation (including an on-course session).
Tuition fee discounts up to 75% are awarded

Waitlist
There is no formal waitlist or pool system publicly available on the school’s admissions page.
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