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Strengths Visual and Creative Arts, STEM, Academic Enrichment
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Leadership and Professional, Lifestyle and Wellbeing
Stages Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School, Kindergarten
Introduction
Learn Satit Pattana School (LSP) in Bangkok offers an individualized education from kindergarten through secondary school. Following a bilingual framework, the secondary curriculum incorporates Cambridge Assessment standards alongside Advanced Placement (AP) coursework. A distinctive feature is the Inter-experience Signature Programme (ISP), which allows students to earn a dual high school diploma in partnership with Washington Academy in the United States, giving them direct pathways to international universities. The 19-acre campus in Khlong Sam Wa includes specific facilities to support the academic tracks, such as music and dance studios, science laboratories, a 500-seat auditorium, and extensive sports areas including an Olympic-sized swimming pool and a 400-meter running track. From Grade 7, students can opt into the school's boarding program, which offers 24-hour supervision and daily study halls. Electives ranging from coding and AI to commercial arts ensure that students can tailor their education to their specific university and career goals.
391 Panya-Indra Road Samwa Tawan Tok Khlong Sam Wa, Bangkok 10510, Thailand
FAQs
Where is Learn Satit Pattana School located and what ages does it serve?
Learn Satit Pattana School (Secondary Campus, LSP) is located in Khlong Sam Wa, Bangkok, near Safari World. It serves students roughly aged 12 to 18, corresponding to Mathayom 1–6 (Grades 7–12). The campus spans about 48 rai (19 acres) with around 60,000 square metres of built space and a community of nearly 900 pupils.
What curriculum and pathways does LSP offer?
LSP uses a Thai–international K–12 curriculum with Cambridge Assessment CAIE for teaching and assessment. It offers personalised pathways: Signature Programme (SP), Inter‑experience Signature Programme (ISP), and AP courses for senior students; about two‑thirds of core subjects are taught in English, with Chinese added as an elective in 2025.
Is boarding available at LSP and what are class sizes?
Yes, LSP offers both day and boarding options, with boarding available from Matthayom 1. Classes are capped at around 30 students, supporting a more manageable, individualized learning environment.
What is the tuition and fees structure?
Tuition varies by programme. For example, SP annual tuition ranges from about THB 332,000 to THB 357,000, while ISP ranges from about THB 408,000 to THB 489,000 per year. There are non‑refundable fees for entrance testing (THB 1,000) and confirmation (THB 50,000), plus annual maintenance fees of THB 30,000 (SP) or THB 35,000 (ISP). Boarding is charged per term with additional room and meals costs depending on the lodging arrangement.
How does the admissions process work and what documents are required?
Applications begin with an online form expressing intent to study. Admissions will contact you for a family discussion, then a placement test is scheduled. You'll take the MSR exam on site, results are announced within 7 working days, and enrollment is completed online with an enrollment fee; there are defined acceptance deadlines for each intake.
Are scholarships or financial aid available, and is there a waitlist?
LSP offers scholarships up to 100% of tuition for academic merit with financial need, plus an Academic Excellence Scholarship with limited awards. Eligibility includes household income not more than 40,000 THB per month per child and a GPA of at least 3.75, with supporting documents. There is a waiting list system that includes invitations to activities around July and possible entry in subsequent academic years.
What are the language and assessment standards at LSP?
Cambridge Assessment CAIE is used for teaching and assessment. About two‑thirds of core subjects are taught in English; Thai Literacy Fundamentals supports Thai language development, and subjects like Social Studies, Arts, and Coding/Technology are taught in English by specialist teachers.
How extensive are the electives and language options?
There are over 300 elective subjects, including AI and performing arts, with Chinese added as an elective option in 2025. Free electives can be taken in either Thai or English.
How does LSP support higher education and university admissions?
The curriculum emphasizes university preparation with admissions guidance, mock exams, and access to LEARN Corporation programs like OnDemand Ignite and EduSmith. There are guided pathways toward Thai and international universities via ISP, Dual Diploma, and career tracks. About 70% of students have been admitted to top universities after portfolio rounds.
What campus facilities support academics and wellbeing?
The campus offers extensive facilities across roughly 60,000 square metres of built space, including science and ICT labs, two libraries, a 500‑seat auditorium, music studios, a dance studio, and green outdoor spaces to support holistic learning.
What sports facilities does LSP provide?
There is an Indoor Sports Complex for year‑round physical education and activities, plus a football field, a 400‑meter running track, and multiple swimming pools (Olympic‑sized, standard, and splash) with an all‑weather gym.
What arts and study spaces are available on campus?
The campus includes an art studio, music studios with soundproof rooms, a dance studio, two libraries, science labs, and ICT labs, all designed to support creative and academic work.
What clubs and leadership opportunities exist beyond the classroom?
LSP offers leadership clubs such as TROTCS and a range of creative and wellbeing activities, alongside STEAM projects and other experiential learning opportunities to develop leadership and collaboration.
What are the volunteer and service requirements for students?
Lower Secondary students are encouraged to complete 45 hours (75 hours for scholarship students) of volunteering, while Upper Secondary students complete 60 hours (90 hours for scholarship students). Scholarship recipients must complete an extra 10 hours per year; logs are submitted to volunteer@lsp.ac.th and are verifiable on the school site within 7 working days.
What career and university pathway options does LSP offer?
LSP provides guided pathways toward Thai and international universities via ISP, plus Dual Diploma options and career tracks in Health Science, Engineering & Technology, Business & Social Science, and Creative Industries.
How does LSP address wellbeing and safeguarding?
LSP has a Mental Wellness Department that runs events and provides counseling; there are anti‑bullying and empathy initiatives and a Student Code of Conduct to promote a safe, respectful campus climate.
What language and EAL support is available?
Instruction is bilingual (English and Thai), with about two‑thirds of classes in English and native English‑speaking teachers supporting language development. In ISP, classes are taught in English and Thai, with free electives available in either language.
How is safeguarding and student safety managed at LSP?
Safeguarding is overseen by the Student Affairs Department and Student Behavior Unit; concerns are guided by the CRC framework, with a Committee for Promoting Desirable Characteristics that may implement interventions, and parental involvement in decisions and appeals.
What is the school uniform like?
Boys wear a white short‑sleeved collared shirt or dark navy polo with grey trousers, white socks and closed‑toe shoes. Girls wear a white short‑sleeved collared shirt or navy polo with a grey skirt or long pants, white socks and closed‑toe shoes; a separate PE kit is required for sport.
What is the House system and how are House Activities organised?
LSP operates a House system, with House Activities integrated into the Homeroom and Student Affairs programs, providing community and competition across houses.
