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Mon, 13 July 2026

Cities / Bangkok / Trinity International School Bangkok (TRIS)

Trinity International School Bangkok (TRIS)

Operating in Bangkok's crowded international school sector, Trinity International School follows an American curriculum pathway though specific details about grade levels, AP offerings, or university preparation remain unclear from available sources.

Trinity International School Bangkok (TRIS) campus
Trinity International School Bangkok (TRIS), Khlong Toei. Photograph · School

Curriculum
AP
Fees, annual
THB 250k–322k
Ages
3 to 18
Pupils
~400
Founded
2003

Trinity International School Bangkok is a Seventh-Day Adventist school in Khlong Toei, founded in 2003 and teaching around 400 pupils aged 3–18 through an American curriculum with AP courses. It holds WASC and Thai ONESQA accreditation, and headmaster Mrs Jannet Chayasutabutr oversees the K-12 Christian programme. In 2022, 60 per cent of AP scores came in at 3 or higher.

Annual fees rise in three bands, from THB 249,595 across the kindergarten years to THB 322,310 in Grades 6–12. Public comment from families and students is informal and mixed, and the positives centre on affordable international schooling, a friendly community, clean facilities, basketball courts and approachable peers, with students finding the school easy to settle into.

One local guide notes a large Japanese student presence, a feature that may suit some families and limit others looking for a fully English-speaking peer environment.


Annual fees

Year level Age Fee
K1 3 THB 249,595
K2 4 THB 249,595
K3 5 THB 249,595
Grade 1 6 THB 288,440
Grade 2 7 THB 288,440
Grade 3 8 THB 288,440
Grade 4 9 THB 288,440
Grade 5 10 THB 288,440
Grade 6 11 THB 322,310
Grade 7 12 THB 322,310
Grade 8 13 THB 322,310
Grade 9 14 THB 322,310
Grade 10 15 THB 322,310
Grade 11 16 THB 322,310
Grade 12 17 THB 322,310

One-time fees

Item Age Fee
Application Fee THB 40,000
Enrollment Fee (K1-K3) THB 80,000
Enrollment Fee (Grade 1-12) THB 110,000


  • Public family and student comments are mixed and informal. Positive comments mention affordable international schooling, friendly community, clean facilities, basketball courts, and approachable peers.
  • Some local summaries flag the high proportion of Japanese students, which may matter for families looking for a fully English-speaking peer environment.
  • The school has limited serious parent-review depth compared with larger Bangkok schools, so the available signal is thin and should be read cautiously.

Positives

  • Affordable, community-oriented option. Positive comments focus on value, friendly community, clean facilities, and students finding the school easy to settle into.

Considerations

  • Peer-language environment. One local guide notes a large Japanese student presence, which may be positive for some families and limiting for others.
  • Thin review depth. The public evidence is mostly short ratings, directory summaries, and informal student-style comments rather than detailed parent reviews.

Leadership

Mrs. Jannet Chayasutabutr

Mrs. Jannet Chayasutabutr serves as Headmaster of Trinity International School Bangkok, overseeing the K-12 Christian institution.

Accreditations

  • Western Association of Schools and Colleges (Accrediting Commission for Schools) 01
  • TH_ONESQA 02

  • AP 2022 60% scored 3 or higher
  • SAT 2022 EBRW 410-800, Math 520-800, Total 1100-1540.

30 Sukhumvit Soi 36 Lane 2, Khlong Tan, Khlong Toei, Bangkok 10110, Thailand

School website