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Accreditations and Affiliations

Accreditations

All St. Andrews Schools are accredited by the Centre for British Teaching (CfBT) and have achieved the 2^nd tier level of accreditation. The majority of International Schools in Thailand have achieved the standard tier accreditation. St. Andrews Schools were the first to be awarded this enhanced standard during their last accreditation cycle and are now all striving to become the first schools in Thailand to be awarded the highest level of accreditation from CfBT (1st tier).

CfBT are one of only four organisations who are authorised by the Thai Education Ministry to carry out international accreditations in Thailand. CfBT Education Trust is a UK based organisation working throughout the UK and internationally in 40 countries. They provide education consultancy, inspection and employ more than 2,500 staff worldwide. In the UK, they inspect a third of all UK schools on behalf of OFSTED.

ONESQA

All St. Andrews Schools are licensed by the Thai Ministry of Education and accredited through ONESQA (Sor mor Sor) the international schools inspection body.

Affiliations

International Schools of Thailand (ISAT) www.isat.or.th

The International Schools Association of Thailand was established in 1994. Its principal purpose is to act as a link between international schools which are members of ISAT on the one hand and the Ministry of Education, in particular the Office of the Private Education Commission, on the other.

International Schools Association Athletic (ISAA)

ISAA is a small schools multi sports league, which has been running and increasing for two years. This year St. Andrews, Sukhumvit 107 and Sathorn Campuses have joined. The year starts off with a series of tournaments, two of which Sukhumvit 107 is hosting. This then progresses into league fixtures consisting of at least 10 international participating schools in and around Bangkok, promoting competition, sportsmanship, school links and activity amongst an extensive range of students from 8 years old upwards.