Any expats worldschool their children do you have a tutor or send them to school in Thailand? And what are the costs?
Looking at our options for the years we plan to be there (coming from the uk).
Our kids will be 10 and 8.
Open to all options, T.I.A
TLDR : Answer Summary
Expats looking to educate their children in Thailand have several options including government schools (Thai), private bilingual schools (around 150,000 baht), international schools (starting from 400,000 baht), and homeschooling programs, which can also be pricey. The experiences shared by community members emphasize the importance of school quality and the benefits of social interaction for children. Costs for international education near Bangkok can reach approximately $25,000 per child annually, but alternatives like homeschooling paired with activities at international schools can provide a more affordable option.