International Community School (ICS)

About International Community School (ICS)

International Community School (ICS) Bangkok is a Christian international school at 1225 The Parkland Road in Bang Na Nuea. Its American-based programme runs from four-year-old kindergarten through Grade 12: elementary covers K4–Grade 5, middle school Grades 6–8 and high school Grades 9–12. Biblical principles and character education form part of the curriculum. This record identifies the Bangkok campus, distinct from the ICS campus in Udon Thani. Elementary learning combines language arts, mathematics, science, social studies and Bible with music, art, physical education, computing and Thai. Middle school adds subject teaching and electives; high school offers honours and Advanced Placement options across sciences, mathematics, languages, humanities and the arts. English-language support is allocated through assessment rather than offered as an independent public language course. ICS also describes mainstream learning support and separate elementary special-education and secondary Life Skills programmes. These work towards individual academic, functional and social goals, with weekly speech therapy in the Life Skills programme. Families should discuss suitability and available places with admissions; school records and a psychoeducational report are required for Life Skills applications, and additional fees apply. The school does not provide a shadow teacher or permit a parent-provided personal shadow teacher in that programme. Applications for 2027–2028 are advertised as open. Decisions consider previous school records, available seats, entrance testing, interviews and English proficiency; paying an application fee or sitting an assessment does not guarantee a place. Book a campus tour in advance through the school’s OpenApply portal. Group tours are offered in Thai or English and generally take 45–60 minutes, including walking and stairs; ask about accessible arrangements when booking. Request the relevant academic-year fee schedule and support charges before applying. Facilities include science and robotics laboratories, libraries and media centres, performing-arts spaces, swimming pools, sports fields and indoor recreation areas. The courtyard photograph is from the school’s Bangkok facilities gallery; its capture date is not stated and it should not be treated as a guarantee of today’s layout.