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Clubs Arts and Creative, Social and Hobbies, Community and Service
Stages Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School, Sixth Form
Introduction
Brighton College Bangkok – Krungthep Kreetha opened in September 2016 and serves children aged 2 to 18 across a British Curriculum that culminates in IGCSE and A‑Level qualifications, with access to 21 subject options. Situated in eastern Bangkok, the campus is about 30 minutes from the city center and 15 minutes from Suvarnabhumi Airport, set within a leafy 50‑rai (20‑acre) site. The school features a 650‑seat theatre, music and drama studios, dance and gymnastics space, full‑size pitch, Olympic‑standard 400 m track, two swimming pools, and multiple courts, supporting robust performing‑arts and sports programs. Learning is enriched through clubs such as robotics, Taekwondo, and public speaking, as well as through a traditional house system and community‑focused activities. This blend of academic breadth, creative offerings, and athletic facilities provides students with a well‑supported, varied educational experience.
Brighton College Bangkok – Krungthep Kreetha has 746 pupils, typical class sizes of 23, instruction in English.
Location
Brighton College Bangkok is located in the Krungthep Kreetha area of eastern Bangkok. The campus is about 30 minutes’ drive from the central business district and 15 minutes from Suvarnabhumi International Airport. It is surrounded by residential neighbourhoods and is accessible by major road links. The area is known for its greenery and proximity to sports clubs and family-oriented communities.
Stages
The school caters for children aged 2 to 18 years. It is divided into Early Years (ages 2–5), Prep/Primary (ages 5–11), Senior School (ages 11–16), and Sixth Form (ages 16–18), leading to IGCSE and A-Level qualifications.
Type
The school is a co-educational day school. It does not provide boarding facilities; students attend on a day-only basis.
Additional learning support
Brighton College Bangkok provides support for students with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities, with 59 pupils identified and 39 receiving specialist learning provision. This evidence is drawn from a formal school inspection report. Families seeking more detailed information or guidance are advised to contact the school directly via the Admissions Office.
Country affiliation
The school is affiliated with Brighton College UK, a well-established independent school in England.
Religious affiliation
The school has no religious affiliation.
School day structure
he school website does not provide specific daily timings such as start and end times, or details on breaks and lunch schedules. I couldn't locate any such information within the publicly available pages.
Bus service
The school operates a minibus service for pupils from Year 1 upwards. Routes cover multiple neighbourhoods around Bangkok to support safe and convenient travel. The service is run under the school’s transport arrangements and details of routes and costs are available from the school’s transport office.
Fees
Annual tuition at Brighton College Bangkok – Krungthep Kreetha ranges from THB 590,300 to THB 1,021,800 for 2026/27.
Application Fees A one-time Application Fee of THB 5,000 is required for all new students. Upon acceptance, families must also pay a non-refundable Admission Fee of THB 200,000 and a refundable Security Deposit of THB 150,000, returned upon withdrawal if the school’s official notice period is followed.
Tuition Fees (Per Year)
British Curriculum Stream Pre-Nursery: THB 590,300 Nursery: THB 669,500 Reception: THB 711,000 Year 1 – Year 2: THB 823,500 Year 3 – Year 4: THB 854,500 Year 5 – Year 6: THB 894,700 Year 7: THB 901,300 Year 8 – Year 9: THB 920,100 Year 10 – Year 11: THB 988,900 Year 12 – Year 13 (A Levels): THB 1,021,800
Fees are billed by term as follows: Term 1: 40% Term 2: 30% Term 3: 30%
Meals Annual compulsory meal charges:
Pre-Nursery/Nursery: THB 30,600 Reception/Year 1–2: THB 33,300 Year 3–4: THB 35,100 Year 5 and above: THB 36,900
Additional Fees Uniforms, class day trips, overnight residential trips, transport, examination fees, and activities offered by external providers are charged separately.
Sibling Discount Second child: 5% tuition discount Third child: 10% (also applies to 1st and 2nd child) Fourth child and beyond: 15%
Boarding Fees The school does not offer boarding facilities.
Refund Policy The Security Deposit is refundable if a completed withdrawal notice form is submitted by the school’s stated deadlines. Tuition and admission fees are non-refundable.
Payment Options Payments can be made via bank transfer (Bangkok Bank or Kasikorn Bank), cheque, or credit card. Citibank and UOB credit cards incur no charge; Kasikorn credit cards incur a 1.1% fee. A late payment penalty of 1.25% per month applies to overdue balances.
Academics
Brighton College Bangkok – Krungthep Kreetha teaches British Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge A Levels for students aged 2 to 18.
Curriculum
Brighton College Bangkok – Krungthep Kreetha follows the British Curriculum from Early Years through Sixth Form. In the Early Years (ages 2–5), teaching is based on the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS), with a focus on play-based learning and language development. The Prep and Senior Schools (ages 5–16) cover the full English National Curriculum, preparing students for internationally recognised IGCSE examinations in Year 11. In the Sixth Form (ages 16–18), students choose from a broad range of A Level subjects across sciences, humanities, and the arts, with 21 subject options available. Thai language is taught to all pupils, and Mandarin is introduced from an early age alongside English as the main medium of instruction. This progression ensures a continuous pathway from foundational learning through to university entrance qualifications.
Wellbeing
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
Brighton College Bangkok emphasises a culture of kindness and compassion within its school community. The school operates a House system, which provides smaller supportive communities within the larger school, encouraging mentoring, teamwork, and social connection among students. Pastoral care is integrated into school life, with staff actively monitoring student welfare through close relationships with pupils and families. The school website highlights the importance of nurturing social and emotional growth alongside academics. However, detailed descriptions of specific SEL programmes or staff roles dedicated to SEL are not publicly disclosed.
Special Educational Needs (SEN)
According to the latest British Schools Overseas (BSO) inspection report (2023), Brighton College Bangkok supports 59 pupils with Special Educational Needs and/or Disabilities (SEND), with 39 receiving specialist provision. This confirms that the school has established systems for identifying and supporting students with SEN. The report notes that the school provides individualised support and appropriate interventions, but it is not a specialist SEN institution. Specific categories of SEN catered for (e.g., dyslexia, ADHD, autism) are not detailed in public sources.
English as an Additional Language (EAL)
The school does not publicly disclose information regarding EAL.
Mental Wellbeing
Pastoral care is presented as a key element of life at Brighton College Bangkok, reinforced by the House system and regular interaction between staff and students. The school’s published materials emphasise kindness and a nurturing environment, suggesting a structured focus on student wellbeing. However, specific mental health programmes, counselling services, or named wellbeing staff are not publicly detailed on the school website or in inspection reports.
Safeguarding
The BSO inspection report (2023) confirmed that Brighton College Bangkok meets the safeguarding and child protection requirements expected of British international schools. Policies and procedures are in place to ensure student safety, and staff receive relevant training. The report highlighted that safeguarding arrangements were appropriate and aligned with UK standards. Detailed safeguarding policy documents are not publicly available on the website, but compliance is independently verified through inspection.
Admissions
Admissions
1. Families begin the process by enquiring with the Admissions team. This can be done online, by phone, or by arranging a campus visit. Tours and Open House events provide opportunities to see the school in action and meet with staff.
2. Parents then complete an online application form through the school’s website. The Admissions team remains available to guide families through the requirements and answer any questions they may have at this stage.
3. Applicants may be invited to complete assessments, depending on their year group and stage of entry. These assessments are used to determine readiness for the curriculum and to ensure the child is placed appropriately within the school.
4. After reviewing applications and assessments, the school communicates its decision to families. Offers of a place include guidance on acceptance steps, paperwork, and initial fee payments.
5. Once the offer is accepted, families complete enrollment. This includes confirming fee payments, providing the required documents, and following onboarding procedures before the start of the term.
Scholarships
Brighton College Bangkok offers academic scholarships for students entering Sixth Form (A Levels), typically aged 15 or 16. These scholarships are granted based on demonstrated potential. Interested families are encouraged to contact the Admissions Team for details on eligibility, application procedures, and evaluation criteria.
Waitlist
The school does not publicly disclose any details about operating a waitlist or pool system for admissions.
FAQs
What curriculum does Brighton College Bangkok follow?
The school follows the British Curriculum from Early Years through Sixth Form, leading to IGCSE and A-Level qualifications with 21 subject options.
What age range does the school serve?
Brighton College Bangkok serves children aged 2 to 18 across Early Years, Prep/Primary, Senior School and Sixth Form.
What are the tuition fees?
Annual tuition ranges from 590,300 THB for Pre-Nursery to 1,021,800 THB for Sixth Form. Admission fee is 200,000 THB with a 150,000 THB refundable security deposit.
Is the school affiliated with Brighton College UK?
Yes, the school is run in close partnership with Brighton College UK, a well-established independent school in England.
What facilities does the campus have?
The 50-rai campus features a 650-seat theatre, drama and music studios, 50m and 25m pools, grass football pitch, 400m running track, four tennis courts and indoor Sports Hall.
Does the school provide SEN support?
Yes, 59 pupils are identified with SEND and 39 receive specialist provision according to the 2023 BSO inspection report.
Does the school offer a bus service?
Yes, a minibus service operates for pupils from Year 1 upwards, covering multiple Bangkok neighbourhoods.
What languages are taught?
Thai, Mandarin, French and Spanish are offered as Modern Foreign Languages. Thai is taught from Pre-Nursery to Year 13 with IGCSE First Language Thai available.
What accreditations does the school hold?
The school holds ISQM Silver accreditation, Eco-Schools Silver Award, and offers the Duke of Edinburgh's International Award. It won British International School of the Year 2024.
Does the school offer scholarships?
Yes, academic scholarships are offered for students entering Sixth Form based on demonstrated potential.
Is there a house system?
Yes, the House system provides smaller supportive communities encouraging mentoring, teamwork and social connection across all year groups.
How many students attend the school?
Brighton College Bangkok Krungthep Kreetha has approximately 746 students.
Is there a PTA?
Yes, the PTA organises community events such as Fun Days, cultural festivals and supports school activities throughout the year.
