The American School of Bangkok (ASB) is a Thailand International School. This means it follows programs based on the American or British curriculum. An excellent way to help expat children adapt to their new life in a new country like Thailand is to enroll them in an international school. There are many Thai families too, who want their children to be in an international school because they want their children to be successful, to enter into top universities of the world.

Because the international school system is growing and thriving, many international schools are accommodating the demand. As a parent, it is important to find the one that will suit your child’s needs and also the location, where you are based whilst living in Thailand. Parents need to ask questions, like: “Why that international school?”, “Why ASB?”  

ASB has many years of international school status, being established for over thirty years already. It is a fully accredited school by the WASC; the Western Association of Schools and Colleges. You can choose from two beautiful, modern campuses, both equipped with the most modern and state-of-the-art equipment and facilities. Children from 40 different nationalities are found here, which means your child will learn other cultures as well as learning respect, independence, compassion, leadership – outstanding qualities. These allow your child one day to enter the university years and beyond with pride as they contribute positively to the word. ASB remains totally committed to bringing out the best in your child.

Teachers at ASB view each student as a unique individual, each with their own independent thinking and ideas which they love to hear expressed at the school. For them it is extremely rewarding to be part of the early year's children, to watch them start out with uncertain steps and leave years later full of eager confidence, a solid foundation having been set. Knowing that they helped your child by prepare for their future is their greatest reward – that’s why it is important to select the American School of Bangkok.