Kevalee International School

Kevalee International School is located in Khlong Sam Wa, a residential district on the eastern side of Bangkok. The area offers a quieter environment compared to central Bangkok, while still being connected by main roads for access to the city.

The school accepts students from Kindergarten through Grade 12, covering ages 2½ to 18 years. Education is divided into Early Years, Primary, and Secondary levels, with instruction in English across all stages.

Kevalee is a co-educational day school.

The school emphasizes small class sizes to allow closer teacher–student interaction and individual support. However, no dedicated special educational needs (SEN) programme is detailed on official materials.

The school does not have a country affiliation.

The school does not have a religious affiliation.

Specific daily start and finish times are not published online. Classes are organized within a standard full-day schedule that includes teaching, breaks, and lunch periods.

Kevalee provides a school van service to support families living across Bangkok. This service offers door-to-door transport and is especially useful for parents commuting from different districts. It is operated directly under the school’s arrangements to ensure safety and reliability for students.

Kevalee International School follows a modified American curriculum, accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) and Thailand’s Office for National Education Standards and Quality Assessment (ONESQA). In the Early Years and Primary levels (Nursery to Grade 5), the program emphasizes core subjects such as English, mathematics, science, and social studies, alongside Thai language, Mandarin, and cultural studies. From Grades 6 to 8, students continue with a broad academic program that prepares them for higher-level coursework, with specialist teachers in areas such as science, languages, and the arts. In the High School years (Grades 9 to 12), the curriculum expands to include advanced courses aligned with American high school standards, enabling students to work toward a U.S. high school diploma. Physical education, music, and arts are incorporated at all stages, ensuring students receive a balanced program. Instruction is delivered in English, with Thai and Mandarin taught as additional languages.

The school’s philosophy emphasizes that it must “monitor each child’s social, emotional and academic development” as part of its foundation for preparing students effectively . Additionally, the School-wide Learner Outcomes include emotional and social skills development - such as responsibility, compassion, constructive conflict resolution, and teamwork . However, the school does not publicly disclose specific SEL programmes, staff roles, or initiatives beyond these statements.

The school states that small class sizes support differentiated teaching and learning, aimed at nurturing each student’s potential under their care-and-support policy. However, there is no public information detailing provision for specific types of special educational needs, nor whether they have specialist SEN staff or programmes.

Kevalee promotes an immersion-based English language policy, noting that most students come from non-English-speaking homes and are thus English Language Learners. For students at the beginning level of English proficiency, extra language support is provided before, during, and after class. This indicates active support for EAL learners, though specific EAL programmes or dedicated staff are not detailed.

While the school philosophy includes emotional skills as part of its “whole child” approach, emphasizing attributes like love, self-discipline, and caring , there is no publicly available information describing specific mental wellbeing programmes, counselling services, or designated staff focused on student psychological support.

According to the school handbook, a security guard is on duty daily, emergency evacuation notices are displayed across the campus, and evacuation drills are conducted at least once per semester . There is no additional public information on child protection policies, designated safeguarding officers, or related procedures.

1. Submit Application and Schedule Interview
Families begin by completing the school’s application form (available through the school’s Info Hub) and submitting relevant documents. An appointment is arranged for an interview with an Administrator.

2. Placement Testing
Following the interview, the prospective student takes placement tests in Reading, Writing, and Mathematics. These help determine the student’s current level and identify any support services needed.

3. Grade Placement Decision
The school reviews the test results with consideration of age, previous academic performance, and test outcomes to place the student in the appropriate grade level.

4. Payment of Fees and Final Registration
Successful placement is followed by payment of tuition and related fees (registration, textbook rental, etc.) before the semester’s start. Completion of registration formalizes the final step of admission.

The school does not mention any waitlist or admissions pool system in its publicly available materials or handbook.