St Andrews International School, Green Valley

The school's educational philosophy focuses on developing eco-literate students with a growth mindset who are committed to a sustainable future. It emphasizes a personalized, child-centred approach that balances academic rigour with holistic education to foster leadership, confidence, and personal values. The school culture is guided by the motto 'Be Adventurous, Be Brilliant, Be Happy.'

The school offers a comprehensive academic pathway starting from Early Years (ages 2-5) following the UK Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) and the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP). Primary education (ages 5-11) continues with the IB PYP, while Secondary students (ages 11-16) follow the British curriculum leading to Cambridge IGCSE examinations. The final stage is the two-year IB Diploma Programme for students aged 16-18.

The school reports a 100% university acceptance rate, with 95% of graduates attending their top-choice universities. In 2025, IB Diploma graduates achieved a 95% pass rate, with an average score of 34 and a top score of 42. Graduates have gone on to pursue advanced studies at institutions such as Caltech.

The school offers dedicated learning support, including English as an Additional Language (EAL) for students for whom English is not their first language. A specialized 'Learning English with Accelerated Progress' (LEAP) programme is available, and individual learning support is provided based on assessment and agreed-upon requirements. The school employs a dedicated SENCO and maintains specific classrooms for learning support.

The school accepts applications throughout the year, with prospective families encouraged to submit an enquiry form online or book a campus tour. The admissions process requires a non-refundable application fee of THB 5,000, followed by an entrance fee or capital levy option upon enrollment. Families must also provide a general deposit of THB 100,000, which is refundable upon student withdrawal provided all conditions are met.

The academic year is divided into three terms, typically running from late August to late June. The 2025-2026 calendar includes scheduled half-term breaks in October and February, as well as designated student-led and parent-teacher conferences. Term 1 concludes in mid-December, Term 2 in early April, and Term 3 in late June.

The campus is situated on the Eastern Seaboard and features light, airy classrooms, four science labs, ICT suites, and a fully stocked library. Sports facilities include five football fields, an undercover basketball court, volleyball courts, and a swimming pool. Creative spaces include a 200-seat Black Box Theatre, a dedicated drama studio, an art studio, and a music classroom with practice rooms.

The school provides over 80 opportunities across sports, arts, leadership, and sustainability. Students participate in activities such as outdoor education, forest school, swimming, football, basketball, volleyball, and creative arts, including drama and music. Additionally, the school hosts a Cubs Toddler Group for children aged 0-3 and offers an activity programme that integrates with the school's natural environment.