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Beaconhouse Yamsaard International School (BYIS)

An early-years and primary school in Prawet, founded 1984, part of the wider Beaconhouse education group.

Beaconhouse Yamsaard International School (BYIS) campus
Beaconhouse Yamsaard International School (BYIS), Prawet. Photograph · School

Curriculum
International
Fees, annual
THB 219k–256k
Ages
2 to 12
Pupils
Est. Contact school
Founded
1984

Beaconhouse Yamsaard International School is an early-years and primary school in Prawet, part of the wider Beaconhouse education group and founded in 1984. It takes children from two to twelve on a programme based on the English National Curriculum and is accredited by CIS and NEASC. Annual fees run from THB 219,392 in Nursery to THB 255,614 in Year 7.

Parents describe a safe, welcoming school with lovely staff and a broad range of subjects. One parent called it as good as other international schools but far more affordable, and a former pupil said the teaching had kept improving on return visits.


Annual fees

Year level Age Fee
Nursery 3 THB 219,392
Kindergarten 1 3 THB 225,757
Kindergarten 2 4 THB 225,548
Year 1 5 THB 232,092
Year 2 6 THB 232,265
Year 3 7 THB 239,004
Year 4 8 THB 237,861
Year 5 9 THB 237,861
Year 6 10 THB 237,861
Year 7 11 THB 255,614

One-time fees

Item Age Fee
Assessment Fee THB 1,500
Application Fee THB 2,500
Registration Fee THB 50,000


  • The parent pool is small but consistent. Reviewers describe a safe, welcoming environment with diverse curriculum options and lovely staff.
  • One reviewer framed the school as "international and equally good, but way more affordable" relative to other Bangkok international schools.
  • One alumni voice said the faculty quality has stayed decent and continued to improve in revisits after graduation.
  • Staff-side reviews on the broader BYS group flag high turnover, communication gaps and last-minute changes; this sits in the background but rarely surfaces in the parent review pool.
  • The Hua Hin campus has drawn separate complaints about discipline and authoritarian policies; those concerns are not part of the Bangkok BYIS pool and are not transferred here.

Positives

  • Affordability. Positioned as a more accessible Bangkok international option without dropping below international-school baseline
  • School atmosphere and safety. Parents describe a welcoming environment, lovely staff and confidence in safety arrangements
  • Curriculum breadth. Diverse academic options across the English National Curriculum-based programme

Considerations

  • Staff turnover (background). Staff-side reviews flag high turnover and management communication issues at the BYS group level

Leadership

Rudolf Pierre Kitshoff

Rudolf Pierre Kitshoff holds a Bachelor of Education from Cape Peninsula University of Technology, specializing in junior high/intermediate/middle school teaching.

Accreditations

  • Council of International Schools 01
  • New England Association of Schools and Colleges 02

  • IB Diploma 2024 average 38 points
  • A* / A at A Level 2024 52%

166/1 Pattanakarn Soi. 78 Prawet Bangkok 10250, Thailand

School website