Ladprao Bilingual School

The school describes a programme based on the Thai Early Childhood Curriculum 2560 (2017), integrating English immersion, language, mathematics, art, music and play through age-appropriate themes. Its page lists several teaching approaches, including Montessori and Froebel, without establishing a dedicated Montessori curriculum. Ask about the actual class, teaching team, admission age, settling-in process and support available to your child.

The school explicitly covers Prathom 1–6. Its curriculum page describes Cambridge Primary English, mathematics and science alongside Thai literacy, social studies, culture, history and citizenship. Foreign and Thai teachers provide parallel or supplementary teaching in science and mathematics. Chinese is an additional subject, rather than evidence of a fully trilingual programme. The school states that Cambridge School approval was received on 13 November 2020; current recognition has not been independently confirmed.

The primary page lists swimming and STEM for Prathom 1–2, STEM for Prathom 3, and elective clubs for Prathom 4–6. It describes preparation for Prathom 6 assessments and entry to secondary school. Ask which activities are running now and whether additional charges apply. These descriptions do not establish secondary provision or guarantee entry to another school.

The undated school fee table lists tuition per semester of 55,000 baht for PG–KG3 and 60,000 baht for P1–P3 or P4–P6, including accident and health insurance. Meals and snacks are separately 10,000 baht per semester for PG–KG3 and 11,000 for either primary band. The page does not identify a current academic year; request a written quotation before relying on these figures.

Activities and other charges are listed per year: 5,000 baht for PG–KG3, 3,000 for P1–P3 and 5,000 for P4–P6. A separate 5,000-baht property and book deposit is refundable on leaving, subject to deductions and conditions. The table’s displayed totals combine semester and annual items and should not be read as annual tuition or a complete per-semester price. Ask for all current charges, payment periods, withdrawal and refund terms.

The school lists the child’s birth certificate or passport, parents’ identification or passports, parents’ and child’s house registration, two child photographs, one photograph of each parent or authorised collector, previous-school records and evidence of any name change. Requirements may differ by applicant. Call 02 530 3030 extension 0 or 108, or 065 982 0992, to confirm documents, assessment, class placement and available places before applying.

The school links a calendar file whose public title includes 15 March 2568 (2025). That file does not establish the current 2026–27 term and holiday schedule. Request the latest calendar, start date, holiday-care arrangements and application deadlines directly from the school.

Maps lists Mon–Fri 08:00–17:00 and weekends closed; the school does not confirm this complete weekly office timetable. School rules separately allow pupil drop-off from 07:00, with kindergarten and primary collection times differing. Arrange visits and confirm the class timetable, holidays and any late-care charges directly.

School rules give kindergarten drop-off as 07:00–08:30 and collection as 15:00–17:00. Primary drop-off is 07:00–08:00 and collection 15:45–17:00. Care after 17:30 carries an additional charge. Parents should bring the pupil’s collection card; if another person collects the child, the school asks for advance notification of their full name and presentation of their identification. Confirm current class-specific rules and any timing differences with the school.

The school’s facilities page publishes this photograph of uniformed pupils outside its clearly signed entrance, with flags and trees visible. Exact capture date and current appearance are unconfirmed. Contact the school to arrange an authorised visit and ask about parking, step-free access, visitor procedures and your child’s specific classroom.