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TSI International School (TSI)

A British-curriculum school founded 1985 as Thai Sikh International School, now operating across the Bearing campus (ages 2–18) and the Wongwianyai primary campus. Around 400 pupils, IGCSE and A Level.

TSI International School (TSI) campus
TSI International School (TSI), Samut Prakan. Photograph · School

Curriculum
A-Levels
Fees, annual
THB 240k–377k
Ages
2 to 18
Pupils
Est. 400
Founded
1985

TSI International School has taught in Samut Prakan since 1985 and now takes around 400 pupils aged 2–18 along the British curriculum, through Cambridge IGCSE and on to A Level. It holds accreditation from the Council of International Schools, and in the 2023–24 IGCSE round the school posted 50 per cent of grades at A to A and 92 per cent at A to C. Graham Lonie joined in 2017 and stepped up to Head of School in 2025.

Parent reviews are consistently positive on value, with families describing reasonable fees, native English-speaking teachers, an international standard of education, and children who are happy to go to school. The small-school feel surfaces in both parent and staff comments, with small classes and a close community named as strengths. Staff opinion is more mixed. Some praise the compensation and class sizes; others criticise management and say teacher input should be handled better.


Annual fees

Year level Age Fee
Pre-Nursery (Little Lions) 2 THB 240,000
Nursery 3 THB 306,500
Reception 5 THB 351,500
Year 1 5 THB 376,500
Year 2 6 THB 376,500
Year 3 7 THB 376,500
Year 4 8 THB 376,500
Year 5 9 THB 376,500
Year 6 10 THB 376,500
Year 7 11 THB 376,500
Year 8 12 THB 376,500
Year 9 13 THB 308,500
Year 10 14 THB 319,500
Year 11 15 THB 307,500
Year 12 16 THB 319,500
Year 13 17 THB 307,500

One-time fees

Item Age Fee
Admission Fee (Years 12-13) THB 30,000
Deposit THB 50,000
Admission Fee (Years 7-11) THB 50,000
Admission Fee (Little Lions) THB 50,000
Admission Fee (Nursery - Year 6) THB 90,000


  • Parent reviews are positive about value, happy children, international standards, native-English teachers, and reasonable fees.
  • The school’s small-school feel comes through in both parent and staff comments, with small class sizes and a close community mentioned as strengths.
  • Staff comments are mixed. Some praise compensation and class sizes, while others criticise management and say teacher input should be handled better.

Positives

  • Value and happy children. Parents describe the school as good value, international in standard, and a place where children are happy to attend.
  • Small classes and community feel. Both parent and staff comments point to a smaller-school setting, with small classes and a close-knit community.

Considerations

  • Management concerns from staff. Staff reviews are not one-sided, with praise for compensation and opportunities but criticism of management responsiveness.

Leadership

Mr. Graham Lonie

Graham Lonie joined TSI International School in June 2017 during its renewal process, holding key positions to support growth before becoming Head of School in 2025.

Accreditations

  • Council of International Schools 01

  • IGCSE 2023-24 A*-A 50%
  • IGCSE 2023-24 A*-C 92%
  • AS Level top student First Place in Thailand

1799 Thang Rotfai Sai Kao Road,, Samrong Nua,, Samut Prakan 10270 , Thailand

School website