is there any info on this school online or is anyone familiar with the school?

looking to maybe send my son there? 8 years old

i think the full name is Burapa English Programme School of Thailand right?

All the info in previous topics will be fairly old as it got a bad reputation.

Some current updates might be useful.

any comparisons on tuition fees for Wuttichot Bilangual shool on Sukhumvit? no fees are entered on WBS school?

You're not having much luck with current info are you.

Maybe 'cos of the 'no name and shame' policy now that doesn't allow critical posts of bad establishments?

All I remember from previous posts is that Wuttichot did not get praise either.

Perhaps you could be specific in what you are looking for?

Bi-lingual? International? Age of child? Expectations? (I assume you're Dutch from your name?) Budget?

You're not having much luck with current info are you.

Maybe 'cos of the 'no name and shame' policy now that doesn't allow critical posts of bad establishments?

All I remember from previous posts is that Wuttichot did not get praise either.

Perhaps you could be specific in what you are looking for?

Bi-lingual? International? Age of child? Expectations? (I assume you're Dutch from your name?) Budget?

I have a 7 year old girl (thai) that i would like to learn english & Thai , maybe int. school so she could go to collage if she wants. 140.000 baht a year or so?

please let me know your thoughts.

South Pattaya area if possable.

Edited December 4, 200916 yr by hogheaven

At 140k a year, Montessori (may be a little more than that) or Phoenix Kindergarden.

The international schools are more like 140k a term (X3 terms per year)

Or one of the Thai schools with an ELP (Sathit, Aksorn) and some additional English teaching after school.

Aksorn doesnt have an ELP has it?

At 140k a year, Montessori (may be a little more than that) or Phoenix Kindergarden.

The international schools are more like 140k a term (X3 terms per year)

Or one of the Thai schools with an ELP (Sathit, Aksorn) and some additional English teaching after school.

Thank you,

do you have any contact info for these places, 140,00 was a # i just put out , i want to see the school .

Aksorn doesnt have an ELP has it?

It used to some 3 years ago, don't konw about now.

Aksorn doesnt have an ELP has it?

It used to some 3 years ago, don't konw about now.

My son goes there now good school but hardly no English

am not aware of an ELP there?

At 140k a year, Montessori (may be a little more than that) or Phoenix Kindergarden.

The international schools are more like 140k a term (X3 terms per year)

Or one of the Thai schools with an ELP (Sathit, Aksorn) and some additional English teaching after school.

Thank you,

do you have any contact info for these places, 140,00 was a # i just put out , i want to see the school .

These links have links to some of the schools

http://www.pattayanet.com/Pattayas%20Schools/schoolindex.htm

http://home.earthlink.net/~galt1967/id32.html

Aksorn doesnt have an ELP has it?

It used to some 3 years ago, don't konw about now.

My son goes there now good school but hardly no English

am not aware of an ELP there?

What is ELP?

edit: should have used my gray mass a bit more.Probably means english language program.If so,no they don't have that at aksorn.

Edited December 5, 200916 yr by basjke

Aksorn doesnt have an ELP has it?

It used to some 3 years ago, don't konw about now.

My son goes there now good school but hardly no English

am not aware of an ELP there?

I went there 3 years ago to check it out on the recommendation of a friend who's kids had gone there. He's a Kiwi and told me thay had NZ teachers for the ELP, however the admin there recommended me to Sathit so maybe the programme had been stopped.

Best still has an English program. The Thai teachers are very good, but it's hard to keep good foreign teachers. The school is OK, but if your looking for a school up to the same standards as western countries, Thailand is not the place.

Barry