KPIS International School

KPIS International School is located in the Ramintra 34 area of Bang Khen, northern Bangkok. The school is situated in a residential neighborhood with access to major roads such as Ramintra and the nearby expressway. This location offers reasonable access to the city center while providing a quieter suburban setting for families.

KPIS serves students from Nursery to Grade 12, covering early childhood through high school. The school is organized into Elementary (Nursery to Grade 5), Middle (Grades 6–8), and High School (Grades 9–12) divisions.

KPIS is a co-educational day school.

KPIS provides Student Support Services for academic and behavioral needs, including intensive English support and social-emotional guidance. Services are recommended based on student needs and offered in coordination with parents and faculty. Additional fees may apply for individualized support programs.

The school follows an American curriculum and aligns its academic structure with U.S. educational standards, but it is not formally affiliated with the U.S. government or any national embassy.

KPIS has no religious affiliation and does not provide religious instruction as part of the curriculum.

Here is a summary of the school day structure at KPIS International School:

Nursery & Pre-Kindergarten: 8:00 AM – 2:30 PM

Elementary School (Grades 1–5): 7:40 AM – 3:00 PM

Middle School (Grades 6–8): 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM

High School (Grades 9–12): 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Each level follows a structured timetable that includes core subjects, breaks, and enrichment periods such as language, arts, and physical education.

KPIS does offer a school bus service, though specific routes and fees are determined after enrollment. Transport costs vary depending on the distance from the school.

KPIS International School follows an American curriculum based on U.S. Common Core and California state standards. The program begins in early childhood with play-based, integrated learning using the Creative Curriculum. In elementary and middle school, students study core subjects including English Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Thai, Chinese, Visual and Performing Arts, Design, and Physical Education. In high school, students can choose between College Preparatory and Advanced Placement (AP) pathways. KPIS offers AP courses such as AP Calculus AB, AP English Language and Composition, AP Macroeconomics, and AP Research. The AP Capstone program is also available, allowing students to complete AP Seminar and AP Research as part of their qualification pathway.

KPIS integrates Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) through the Second Step Program, which is used schoolwide to help students develop skills in self-regulation, empathy, communication, and decision-making. These lessons are delivered as part of the school's counseling and guidance framework. SEL is facilitated by the Guidance and Counseling Department, which also supports personal and social development through classroom sessions and individual counseling. SEL is positioned as a key part of preparing students for positive relationships and responsible citizenship.

KPIS is not a specialist SEN institution, but it does provide Student Support Services when additional learning or behavioral needs are identified. Services are coordinated by the Counseling Department and offered based on teacher recommendation and parent agreement. Support may include small-group or individual interventions.

The school does not list specific categories of SEN it can accommodate, and support services incur additional fees.

The school offers targeted Intensive English support programs for students in Grades 1 to 12. Placement into the program is based on assessments and staff recommendations. The focus is on supporting students in developing English proficiency required for curriculum access.

Student mental wellbeing at KPIS is addressed through its Guidance and Counseling Program, which includes one-on-one and group counseling sessions. Counselors collaborate with parents and teachers to support students' emotional and social adjustment. SEL programming via the Second Step framework also plays a role in promoting healthy emotional development.

KPIS International School has a formal Child Protection and Safeguarding Policy in place to ensure the safety and well-being of its students. The policy outlines clear definitions of abuse and neglect, as well as the responsibilities of all staff members in identifying and reporting concerns. All staff are required to complete annual safeguarding training and must report any incidents to the designated safeguarding officer. The policy also details procedures for handling student disclosures, emphasizing confidentiality and appropriate staff conduct. Guidelines are provided on maintaining professional boundaries and creating a safe school environment. These measures are designed to promote student safety and ensure consistent responses to child protection concerns .

1. Attend an Open House or school visit, if needed. These are arranged through the Admissions Team and help families understand school culture, ask questions, and see the facilities firsthand.
2. Complete and submit the application form, including preliminary documents such as prior school reports, identification, and requested information. A THB 2,000 testing fee is required at this stage for applicants from Elementary to Secondary levels.
3. Take the admissions testing, including the NWEA MAP assessment for Elementary to Secondary, and undergo an interview. Results are typically shared within 2–3 business days, with outcomes of Provisional Acceptance, Acceptance, Waitlist, or Admission Denied.
4. Confirm enrollment by submitting the enrollment form and paying the THB 100,000 non-refundable booking deposit to secure a place. Offer letters include details on EAL support requirements and associated fees, if applicable.

The school’s publicly available information does not mention any scholarship programmes offered to incoming students.

KPIS does operate a waitlist system. If a student is not offered an immediate placement, families may receive a Waitlist status after assessment. Offers from the waitlist are made based on seat availability and student fit.