La Petite Ecole Bangkok (ลา เปติท อีโคล)
La Petite Ecole Bangkok in Chong Nonsi offers nursery and kindergarten for ages two–six, with French–English bilingual and English EYFS tracks. Contact the school for a tour, placement and the current 2026–27 quotation.
About La Petite Ecole Bangkok (ลา เปติท อีโคล)
La Petite Ecole Bangkok is at 27/5 Soi Yen Akat 2 Yaek 1, Chong Nonsi, Yan Nawa, Bangkok 10120. Current school contacts are 02 051 4224, mobile 063 889 1688 and contact@lpebangkok.com. The address and landline agree with its specific AEFE entry. Although described as a Sathorn-area school, its administrative location is Yan Nawa. The school welcomes children from nursery (TPS, ages two–three) through kindergarten (PS, MS and GS, ages three–six). It offers a French–English bilingual track based on the French curriculum and an English track based on EYFS. The school’s current campaign identifies the English track as new for 2026–27. Neither translated class labels nor progression to another school establish primary or secondary provision at this campus. The linked 2026–27 calendar explicitly marks school starting on 1 September 2026 and the last day on 2 July 2027. Fees and key differences between the current financial regulations and other service-page information are explained below. Ask the school to confirm places and your full individual quotation before enrolling. The photograph shows children using a light table in a classroom, from the school’s own photo gallery. It is published in the September 2025 image collection; exact capture date and current classroom arrangement are unconfirmed.
Programmes and recognition
What does the nursery programme cover?
The school describes TPS nursery for ages two–three, with activities adapted to the learner’s pace and needs. Its page discusses projects shared with younger preschool pupils, teaching-assistant support and a settling-in period where needed. Ask about age placement, readiness, available places and individual support. Current school pages consistently start nursery at age two; an inconsistent phrase on the campaign FAQ should not be treated as provision from birth.
How do the two learning tracks differ?
The bilingual track follows the French curriculum with French- and English-speaking teachers. The English track follows the British EYFS framework, covering communication, phonics, mathematics, play and exploration, with an introduction to Thai language and culture. The school identifies it as new for 2026–27. Thai introduction does not establish a fully trilingual curriculum. Ask which track and class fit your child; no primary or secondary grades are confirmed at this campus.
What does AEFE’s specific entry establish?
AEFE lists Petite Section, Moyenne Section and Grande Section as homologated, with CNED marked “No”. Its entry gives the same campus address, 02 051 4224 and contact@lpebangkok.com. This is recognition of those listed stages; it does not independently confirm approval of TPS nursery or the new English track. Ask the school about the recognition and progression arrangements applicable to your intended section.
2026–27 fees and practical terms
What fees are published for 2026–27?
The current regulations list annual tuition payable by term: TPS five mornings 213,500 baht; TPS five full days 305,000; PS/MS/GS 312,000. First registration is 45,000 baht and annual re-enrolment 16,650. Early-payment deadlines shown for March–June 2026 have passed. Materials are included; lunch, transport, trips, activities and uniforms are extra. The admissions page says tuition is identical for both tracks. Request the current individual invoice and complete terms.
What service-price and withdrawal conditions need attention?
The 2026–27 regulations estimate annual lunch at 28,390 baht; the separate services page still says 26,500. Request the final current charge. Registration is generally non-refundable after admission, with waiting-list exceptions. Withdrawal refunds require stated conditions and advance notice; a started term is payable, and absences do not normally reduce tuition. Read the complete regulations and clarify your circumstances before paying.
What meals and transport are described?
The services page describes a lunch partnership with Cagette and transport through an external provider. Current regulations require a transport quotation and route approval; availability depends on the provider. Ask about dietary care, final meal charges, pickup and return times, supervision and the applicable provider terms. The service page’s 14:45 bus departure differs from the English Track’s 15:00 finish, so confirm the actual arrangement for the intended class.
Enrolment, calendar and visits
How does a family begin the admissions process?
Contact 02 051 4224, mobile 063 889 1688 or contact@lpebangkok.com to discuss programmes and availability, then arrange a visit. The school directs online enrolment through Eduka. Ask for the required documents, assessment, age placement, start date and written acceptance process. The website advertises year-round enrolment; this does not guarantee a place in a particular class.
What current calendar information is confirmed?
The school links a 2026–27 calendar explicitly marking 1 September 2026 as school start and 2 July 2027 as the final day. Ask for the complete class, holiday, care and camp schedule before planning travel. Older camp banners or previous-year calendars should not be treated as current offers.
Which hours apply to pupils and tours?
Maps lists Mon–Fri 07:45–17:00, weekends closed; these are listed campus hours. The school’s tour page offers appointments Mon–Fri 14:00–17:00. The English Track’s sample pupil day ends at 15:00, with optional activities until 16:00. Confirm the intended class, appointment and holiday arrangements; these different timetables should not be treated as one schedule. The English Track sample day includes arrival from 07:45, learning and outdoor time, lunch, rest or quiet activities and afternoon projects. Its sample sequence is not a visitor booking or an individual pupil’s confirmed timetable.
What does the classroom image show?
The school’s photo gallery publishes this genuine photograph of children using a classroom light table, with school uniforms visible. The photograph belongs to the publisher’s September 2025 collection. Exact capture date and current layout are unconfirmed. Ask about present facilities, accessible entry, parking, safeguarding, support and the classroom allocated to your child.
Practical information
Check the latest operating details with the venue before travelling.
Opening hours
- Monday
- 07:45–17:00
- Tuesday
- 07:45–17:00
- Wednesday
- 07:45–17:00
- Thursday
- 07:45–17:00
- Friday
- 07:45–17:00
- Saturday
- Closed
- Sunday
- Closed
Maps lists Mon–Fri 07:45–17:00, weekends closed; these are listed campus hours. The school’s tour page offers appointments Mon–Fri 14:00–17:00. The English Track’s sample pupil day ends at 15:00, with optional activities until 16:00. Confirm the intended class, appointment and holiday arrangements; these different timetables should not be treated as one schedule.
Times shown in Asia/BangkokContact and directions
27/5 Soi Yen Akat 2 Yaek 1, Chong Nonsi subdistrict, Yan Nawa, Bangkok, 10120, Thailand
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