Double Trees International School Rama 3 Campus
311, 1 Sathu Pradit 19 Alley, Chong Nonsi, Yan Nawa, Bangkok 10120
This school suits families wanting a central-south English-language education. The well-connected location keeps the BTS plus main roads within reach. Small class sizes keep the teaching close plus personal throughout. The British-style programme runs through to the senior years here. Families wanting large suburban grounds may find the southern campus more compact here.
Double Trees International School Rama 3 Campus is an international school in the Chong Nonsi area of Yan Nawa. The campus sits in a southern district near the river plus the Rama III corridor. It serves expatriate plus Thai families seeking an English-language international education. The curriculum follows a British-style international programme through to senior years. Pupils here study across a broad academic, arts plus sports offering. The Chong Nonsi setting places the campus in a central-south, well-connected district. That central location keeps the school within reach of the BTS plus main roads. Families across the southern plus central districts send their children to this campus. The campus offers classrooms, labs plus sports spaces for every age group. The school keeps small class sizes for close, personal teaching throughout. For families seeking a central-south school, this campus fits especially well. The southern setting trades large grounds for quick, easy daily access. Many families value the convenient location plus personal teaching here. The school pairs academic focus with a warm, community feel throughout. Graduates here move on toward universities across the world. The British-style programme gives pupils a clear, proven pathway. Daily life on campus runs at a calm, focused pace.
The surrounding district mixes residential streets with offices plus local eateries. Local shops plus restaurants sit a short distance away from the campus gates. The school keeps facilities such as labs, classrooms plus sports areas for every year. Its southern position suits families settled across the central districts. A short BTS or car ride links the campus toward the wider city.