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A Leading International School on Thailand's Eastern Seaboard
FAQs
My child speaks a limited amount of English. Is this okay?
Yes! We offer English as an Additional Language (EAL) for students who are second language English speakers. You can read more about our EAL programme here.
What special assistance is available to students?
St. Andrews is proud of our inclusive admissions policy. We offer limited spaces in Special Education Needs and English as an Additional Language Programmes on the basis that we feel that we can provide the right support for your child. You can learn more about our Learning Support here.
What extra-curricular activities are available, and are these at an extra cost?
St. Andrews offers over 80 extra-curricular activities and clubs each term including sports, arts and music. Majority of the activities are free of charge. For activities hosted by external providers, a small fee between 100-500THB is charged per session, depending on the activity. You can find out more about our activities here.
What is the staff to student ratio at St. Andrews?
Nursery 4:1, Kindergarten 6:1 and Reception 9:1, Year 1 and above 22:1. There is a maximum of 22 children per class with two teaching assistants in Nursery to Reception and one teaching assistant in Years 1 and 2. Teaching assistants also support across Years 3-6.
I’m unable to drive my child to school myself. Is there a minimum age for children to use the school bus service?
Our school bus service is available for children from Nursery upwards. Each bus has a Bus Monitor who sits with the children and will help your child to their class and back again at the end of the day. You can read more about the school bus service here.
My child is currently in a school with a different curriculum. Does this matter?
As an international school, we are very familiar with the transition between different countries and curriculums. The inquiry-based nature of the PYP allows us to tailor the learning to each child, aiding a seamless transition between many different curriculums.
How can I contact my child’s teacher?
In primary, we use a learning platform called Seesaw. This platform provides a messaging option which links directly between parents and teachers. You can also contact your child’s teacher through email.