Youth Exchange School
Thai bilingual EP school in Nuan Chan offering pre-nursery, kindergarten, primary and lower-secondary education.
About Youth Exchange School
Youth Exchange School (โรงเรียนยุวทูตศึกษา, YES) is a private school on Khlong Lam Chiak 4 in Nuan Chan, Bueng Kum. Its current programme pages describe pre-nursery, Kindergarten 1–3, Prathom 1–6 and Matthayom 1–3. It follows Thailand’s Ministry of Education curriculum with English used for teaching in its English Program (EP); pre-nursery is described as ESL. The curriculum combines English communication with Thai culture, moral development, life skills, sport and technology. The school describes Thai and foreign teaching staff and air-conditioned classrooms. Its advertised class sizes range from 23–25 children in pre-nursery to 30–32 in lower secondary; ask about the actual class and available support for your child. Applicants who pass the school’s assessment can complete an application with its staff and pay the applicable education fees. Lunch is provided for pupils. Although some website titles mention Matthayom 6, the main school and curriculum text currently describe provision through Matthayom 3; confirm any upper-secondary or overseas exchange plans directly.
Programme and classroom options
Early years
Pre-nursery uses ESL; Kindergarten 1–3 follows an English Program. Advertised class sizes are 23–25 and 25–28 respectively.
Primary and lower secondary
Prathom 1–6 and Matthayom 1–3 use the Thai curriculum with English as a teaching medium. Advertised class sizes are 28–30 in primary and 30–32 in lower secondary.
School environment
The school publishes air-conditioned classrooms and a lunch service for pupils. Ask about dietary needs, transport and individual support before enrolment.
Applying to YES
Which documents does the school request?
Its application page lists a child’s birth certificate or ID, household registration, name-change evidence where relevant and two recent 1.5-inch photographs. Parent or guardian ID and household registration are also required; copies must be certified.
What about transferring from another school?
The school lists previous-school records including Por Por 1, 6, 7 and 8 where applicable, and early-years reports. Confirm which originals are needed for the child’s entry stage.
When are fees paid?
New pupils pay at application after assessment; the published general guidance asks returning pupils to pay first-term fees by 31 March according to the school’s schedule. The school advertises no entrance fee, but obtain a current written quotation for all tuition and additional charges.
Does the school teach through Matthayom 6?
Some site titles mention Matthayom 6, but its main stage descriptions and curriculum specify lower secondary through Matthayom 3. Confirm upper-secondary availability directly.
Practical information
Check the latest operating details with the venue before travelling.
Opening hours
- Friday
- 08:00–16:30
- Saturday
- 08:30–16:30
- Sunday
- Closed
- Monday
- 08:00–16:30
- Tuesday
- 08:00–16:30
- Wednesday
- 08:00–16:30
- Thursday
- 08:00–16:30
Map-listed hours: Monday–Friday 08:00–16:30 and Saturday 08:30–16:30; Sunday closed. Confirm admissions appointments, the teaching timetable and school-holiday access directly.
Times shown in Asia/BangkokContact and directions
369/19 Khlong Lam Chiak 4, Nuan Chan Subdistrict, Bueng Kum District, Bangkok, Bangkok, 10230, Thailand
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