St. Andrews International School, Dusit is a National Curriculum school in Bangkok, Thailand. Founded in 2010. It serves 340 students for students aged 2–11. Annual tuition ranges from $7,532 to $16,604 USD.
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About
St. Andrews International School, Dusit is a small British international school located just outside the Chitralada Palace grounds in Bangkok, offering education for children aged two to eleven. As part of the Cognita schools family, the school follows the English National Curriculum benchmarked against UK standards, with students consistently scoring well above average in English, Maths, and Science. The school is fully inclusive and co-educational, welcoming up to 400 Thai and expatriate students across Early Years and Primary programmes.
School data verified by NanaSays. Last updated: April 2026.
Why Families Choose
- Sport
- Visual and Creative Arts
- STEM
Fees & Financials
| Grade / Year | Annual Fee |
|---|---|
| Year 1-2 | THB 582,000~$ 15,945 |
| Year 3-6 | THB 593,000~$ 16,247 |
| Reception | THB 561,000~$ 15,370 |
| Kindergarten | THB 506,000~$ 13,863 |
| Nursery (3 half days) | THB 269,000~$ 7,370 |
| Nursery (5 full days) | THB 448,000~$ 12,274 |
| Nursery (5 half days) | THB 336,000~$ 9,205 |
Conversions to USD use exchange rates as of April 2026.
Original currency: THB 269,000 - 593,000. Application fee: $140.
Admissions Process
- 1Submit an online application form with parent statement, supporting documents (passport, visa, birth certificate, school reports from the past two years, specialist assessments), and application fee of 4,000 THB per child. 2. Admissions team reviews documents and may arrange informal assessments or interviews. 3. If a place is available, the school issues a formal letter of offer. 4. Parents pay the entrance fee within the specified timeline, sign agreements, and formally accept the offer. 5. The school issues a tuition and fee invoice before the term starts; all fees must be paid by the start-of-year deadline.
Admissions Details
The school does have a waitlist. If no places are available during the preferred entry time, the child's name will be placed on a waitlist and the Admissions Office will notify parents as soon as a vacancy arises.
School Day
Nursery half days: 7:50am–12:00pm. Nursery full days: 7:50am–2:30pm. Kindergarten to Year 6: 7:50am–2:30pm, with ECAs until 3:45pm.
Student Life
There are four Houses; all students are members of a house. The aims include promoting personal development, teamwork, a sense of community and belonging, a reward system, inter-year friendships, healthy competition, leadership skills, and alignment with the IB learner profiles.
The school requires a uniform from Nursery to Year 6. Early Years wear a Dusit stripe design dress or shirt; Primary wear a Dusit stripe shirt with a dark blue knee-length skirt or shorts, a PE kit, a House Shirt, sports shoes, a SunSmart hat, and SunSmart swimwear. The Uniform Shop is open Monday–Friday 7:30–8:30am, with an Online Uniform Shop available 8:00am–4:00pm (booking via LINE).
Food is provided by an on-site catering provider. Meals are prepared daily in an on-site kitchen and served in an air-conditioned, AQI-monitored dining hall for Kindergarten–Year 6; Nursery lunch is served in class. The menu includes two Asian dishes, two Western dishes, an egg-based dish, rice, two vegetarian dishes, a noodle station, a sandwich bar, a salad bar and vegan options, with allergy-conscious adaptations and an on-site nutritionist.
Facilities & Programmes
Wellbeing & Safety
The school embeds mental health awareness into daily life via a whole-school well-being approach, including embedding well-being into the curriculum and routines, encouraging emotional self-awareness and resilience, and using Cognita's 'Be Well' charter initiatives like Global Be Well Day. Teachers receive mental health awareness training, with an open-door policy for staff–student communication and early detection of anxiety, stress, or emotional issues. Parents are involved through the school's community ethos and wellness initiatives.
The school defines safeguarding as protecting children from harm and ensuring healthy development. All staff undergo background checks and ongoing safeguarding training. A designated safeguarding lead coordinates the approach. Students participate in a structured PSHE programme and regular surveys gather student feedback. Safeguarding practices are reviewed annually through independent audits.
Student Demographics
Curriculum by Stage
| Stage | Curriculum | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Primary (Ages 5-11) | National Curriculum | GL Assessments benchmarked against UK standards: 88% at/above expected level in English (+3% year-on-year), 93% in Maths (+7% year-on-year), 90% in Science (+4% year-on-year) |
| Early Years (Ages 2-4) | EYFS | Covers Personal, Social and Emotional Development; Physical Development; Communication and Language; Literacy; Mathematics; Understanding the World; Expressive Arts and Design |
School Background
Part of Cognita, within the Cognita Family of international schools.