CanadianIBBang Phlat / PinklaoVerified from official sources

Canadian International School of Thailand

IB World School, Ontario Curriculum, IB PYP, IB MYP, OSSD

Canadian International School of Thailand offers a Canadian and IB-influenced pathway in the Pinklao / Bang Phlat area. The school is positioned as a more accessible international option compared with many premium Bangkok schools, with published fees and boarding options. It may suit families looking for Ontario Curriculum, OSSD pathways, and multilingual learning in a smaller community setting.

Last updated 2026-05-21

Overview

  • Age range: 218
  • Grades: PreK2 to Grade 12
  • Fees: ฿190k – ฿416k
  • Application fee: THB 5,000
  • Capital / enrolment fee: Registration fee THB 150,000; School Association Fee THB 2,500
  • Class size: Secondary directory lists average 15 and maximum 23; verify with admissions
  • Admissions difficulty: Moderate
  • Availability: Open days and campus tours available through admissions

Language & learning support

EAL / English support: Formal EAL Intensive Programme is publicly listed. The school also lists multilingual language opportunities.

SEN / learning support: Learning Support Assistants are referenced on the school website, but detailed SEN capacity and admissions thresholds are not fully publicly listed.

Languages offered: English, Thai, Mandarin, French

Facilities

Riverside campusCafe and cafeteriaBoarding optionsPlaygroundSecondary classroomsSports and outdoor facilitiesStudent visa support

Admissions

Application deadline: Rolling admissions

Open day: Open Day registration and campus tours available through the admissions team

Best fit for

  • Families looking for a Canadian/Ontario pathway and OSSD option
  • Parents who value IB-style learning with multilingual exposure
  • Families seeking comparatively lower published fees in Bangkok

Possible concerns

  • Grade 12 OSSD fee can be higher than the standard Grade 10–12 fee depending on entry point
  • Public SEN information is limited — check support capacity carefully

Questions parents should ask

  • Is my child applying for the standard Grade 10-12 pathway or the OSSD Grade 12 pathway?
  • What EAL support is available and is it included in tuition?
  • What learning support needs can the school currently accommodate?
  • What is the average class size in primary and secondary?
  • How does the Ontario Curriculum connect with IB PYP and MYP at the school?
  • What boarding supervision and routines are provided?
  • Are there transport options from central Bangkok or Nonthaburi?
Disclaimer. School information is compiled from publicly available sources and is provided for guidance only. Fees, admissions availability, curriculum details, and support services may change. Parents should always verify details directly with each school before applying.