International Christian School Nonthaburi

ICSN is situated at 145/1 Pracharat Road in Mueang Nonthaburi, just outside central Bangkok, with easy access via Bangkok’s road network and public transport. The campus is in a mixed residential and school district, offering practical proximity to city amenities while maintaining a calm learning environment.

The school is organised into several stages: Nursery (age 2), Kindergarten (K1–K3, ages ~3–5), Elementary (Grades 1–5), Middle School (Grades 6–8), and High School (Grades 9–12), serving students up to about age 17–18.

ICSN operates as a co‑educational day school.

ICSN reviews applications for students with additional learning needs (SEN) on a case‑by‑case basis, in consultation with a professional, to determine appropriate support arrangements.

The school does not have a formal country affiliation.

ICSN has a Christian religious affiliation, reflected in its Bible‑based environment and values that inform its community ethos.

At International Christian School Nonthaburi, the Nursery school day runs from 8:30 AM to 3:00 PM, Monday to Friday, and includes lunch and an afternoon snack. In Elementary through High School, the day begins with Homeroom at 7:45 AM and ends at 3:05 PM, with seven 50-minute periods and a lunch break from 12:30 PM to 1:15 PM.

The school offers a bus service for student transport.

ICSN delivers an American‑based curriculum from early years through Grade 12, anchored in AERO, Common Core, NGSS, and the Key to Learning framework, and regulated by Thailand’s Ministry of Education and ONESQA, with AP authorisation and SAT centre status. In Kindergarten (K1–K3), the Key to Learning program integrates intentional play, sensory‑based math, expressive art, and goal‑directed activities. Lower Elementary (G1–G3) covers core subjects, English Language Arts, Math, Science, Thai Language Arts, and Thai Social Studies, plus specials like PE, Music, Art, ICT, Chinese, and Chapel ([icsn.ac.th][3]). Middle School (G6–G8) continues those five core areas using US textbooks in pre‑Algebra, integrated science, literature, and grammar, with enrichment courses and digital literacy through weekly ICT classes. In High School (G9–G12), students study advanced-level textbooks in math, science, and English literature, and may enrol in AP courses—AP Biology (G10), AP Chemistry (G11), and AP Calculus AB & BC, AP Physics 1, and AP English Literature & Composition (G12).

ICSN supports social and emotional learning by hosting grade‑level and whole‑school events—such as holiday celebrations, talent shows, Spirit Week, and school camps—that help students connect with peers and build a sense of belonging. These gatherings provide opportunities for students to form relationships outside their regular classes in a caring atmosphere.

The school reviews applications of students with special educational needs on a case-by-case basis, in consultation with a qualified Special Educator. Specific types of SEN supported or details of dedicated staff and programs are not publicly disclosed.

ICSN offers English Intervention programs designed to support students in reaching grade‑level English proficiency, with eligibility determined by an English proficiency test at admission or re‑enrollment. Additional support includes a structured support plan, reading intervention, and study skills support, based on learner needs.

The school does not publicly disclose specific initiatives or programs related to mental wellbeing, such as counseling services or dedicated staff.

ICSN does not provide publicly accessible details regarding its safeguarding or child protection policies—such as staff training, reporting protocols, or related procedures—on its website.

1. Campus Visit & Initial Inquiry
Prospective families are encouraged to visit the campus — you can book a tour via email or phone, during which you can discuss the admissions process with the team.

2. Submit Application & Required Documents
Create an account and apply online, or complete the process in person during your visit. You’ll need to submit documents such as the student’s birth certificate or passport, vaccination records, medical history form, transcripts, and parent identification or residency proof.

3. English Proficiency Test (EPT)
Students applying for Elementary or Secondary levels must take a tailored English Proficiency Test. The assessment, conducted in a one-on-one or small-group setting, evaluates listening, reading, grammar, writing, and speaking skills.

4. Principal Interview
After reviewing the application and EPT results, the Admissions team will schedule a 30–60 minute interview with the Principal.

5. Admission Decision & Registration Fee
ICSN will inform your family whether your child has been offered a place. If accepted, you must pay the non-refundable Registration Fee to secure enrollment.

6. Enrollment Finalisation
Once the Registration Fee is paid, the school will guide you through the next steps, including tuition payment, placement, and orientation details.

ICSN provides an annual scholarship that reduces tuition, applied only to the second semester:

Kindergarten (K1–K3): THB 45,000 per year
Grades 1–6: THB 40,000 per year
Grades 7–9: THB 40,000 per year
Grades 10–12: THB 60,000 per year

These scholarships are automatic reductions in tuition rather than merit-based or need-based awards. They are consistently applied by grade level.

If a grade level is full, applicants are placed on a waiting list, and the Admissions team contacts families when space becomes available.