Borading School For Native Thai

[geraldb]

Hi,

the is the first time I write in a forum, just because I couldn't find anything matching on the Internet for my problem.

I have a 14 year old nice living in a remote area of the Isaan.

As she is getting a bit problematic because of her age and because the grandparents have problems dealing with it and we are currently living abroad, we are in

search for a good boarding school for her in the region around Yasothon / Ubon Ratchatani.

Can anyone in this forum give us a hint how we can find something adequate for her ?

We want o have

good eduation

good baording

resonable price

good reputation of the school.

We would be quite grateful for any information.

[kamalabob2]

In our town in Issan is a Junior / Senior High School named after a well respected Thai Princess. They offer boarding in on campus dorms. There is an entrance test prior to admission. The cost is posted on the web site, they have a facebook page and there is some information on wikipedia. It is NOT costly and the fees are transparent.

It indicates 12 High Schools in Thailand. If you do a google search and are with a person who can read Thai and translate it might be helpful.

Princess Chulabhorn College Thailand http://www.pccpl.ac.th/pccpl55/

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chulabhorn_Walailak or for prices at the location my daughter attends http://www.pccbr.ac.th/

There are several High Schools run by Catholic religious orders which some farang seem to think are very worthwhile.

We selected this particular school for our daughter since it was so close to our home and we know a teacher at the school who speaks English. It is possible to earn a "Delta House" GPA from such a school if the student only studies youtube and facebook. You do not need Dean Vernon Wormer to inform you of a students GPA since they post the grades on a website of each student at the Buriram province location.

[sirchai]

There's a school in Sisaket, please see:

http://www.ajarnjobspace.com/school-lVlhWw%3D%3D.htm

Haven't heard bad things about them......

[LucidLucifer]

In our town in Issan is a Junior / Senior High School named after a well respected Thai Princess. They offer boarding in on campus dorms. There is an entrance test prior to admission. The cost is posted on the web site, they have a facebook page and there is some information on wikipedia. It is NOT costly and the fees are transparent.

It indicates 12 High Schools in Thailand. If you do a google search and are with a person who can read Thai and translate it might be helpful.

Princess Chulabhorn College Thailand http://www.pccpl.ac.th/pccpl55/

http://en.wikipedia....abhorn_Walailak or for prices at the location my daughter attends http://www.pccbr.ac.th/

The Princess Chulabhorn's Colleges were set up in Thailand to teach the most gifted science and maths pupils in the provinces surrounding each of the 12 schools. The entrance test is pretty demanding but they do offer a very good education and do have a good reputation.

Should your niece fail the entrance test, it is possible to buy your way in at M1 level, or certainly was at the one I have intimate knowledge off, but whether that can be done beyond M4 I do not know. I kind of suspect not, but TiT.

[SlyAnimal]

In RoiEt (Well actually more half way between RoiEt and Maha Sarakham), there is a school called

Srinagarindra The Princess Mother School Roi-et. They have boarding, I don't know much about the school, it's quite small (I think about 700 students), and it teaches rugby as well, which if your niece gets into sport maybe that'll help her to focus her energy in a more positive way.

I don't know the website details etc for off the top of my head (But if you really want, I know the director's husband, so can find details for you if you can't find them online).