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International School News in Thailand
A weekly scan of openings, leadership moves and policy shifts across Thailand's fast-moving international school market.
Thailand's market moves fast — new British-school entrants, leadership reshuffles at the established names and occasional closures as smaller operators consolidate. We scan Thai and international press weekly and surface the moves that matter if you're weighing an offer.
Recent stories include the 2026 wave of UK-school openings (Dulwich, Highgate, Wycombe Abbey, Glenalmond) and accreditation updates across the Bangkok cluster.
- •Track new campus openings and launch timelines
- •Leadership changes at heads-of-school level
- •Accreditation rounds (CIS, COBIS, Cambridge, IB)
Latest News in Thailand
4 articlesThailand Crackdown on Unlicensed Schools
Thai authorities have conducted a sustained campaign in 2026 against unlicensed international schools, resulting in raids and arrests in locations including Bangkok and Koh Phangan.
via GSI Education
Wycombe Abbey Bangkok Opening
Wycombe Abbey is expanding its international footprint by opening its first school in Thailand this August at the former VERSO International School site. It will offer a British curriculum with boarding options.
via Teaching SEA
Dulwich College Bangkok Launch
Dulwich College Bangkok is scheduled to open its purpose-built campus in the Bang Na district this August. The school will initially serve Early Years and Junior students with an English National Curriculum.
via Teaching SEA
Invictus International School Announces Progress at Pathum Thani Campus
Invictus International School is making significant progress on its Pathum Thani campus in Thailand. The school offers the Invictus International Programme, which follows the Cambridge International Education curriculum for students aged 2 to 11.
via Invictus International School