Summer Camp
Jul 6 – Aug 14 (6 weeks) · ages 2–18
- STEAM (solar system, structural mechanics)
- AI vibe coding
- Field trips: golf, Muay Thai and more
Chiang Mai, Thailand · PK–G12 · American curriculum in English
Building Excellence Together
Grow in Faith · Learn with Purpose · Lead with Excellence
A small, complete international school from pre-kindergarten through grade 12. English-medium, small classes, and a student–teacher ratio capped at 1:8 even at full enrolment. Our teachers come from eight countries, and we look after each child individually.
Visits take about 45 minutes, in Chinese, English, Thai or Korean. Free, and no application needed first.
1:8
Student–teacher ratio cap when full
Currently around 1:2
Currently around 1:2
PK–G12
Pre-K through Grade 12
One school, all the way
One school, all the way
8 countries
Faculty nationalities
Thai · Chinese · American · British · Irish · Filipino · Burmese · Indian
Thai · Chinese · American · British · Irish · Filipino · Burmese · Indian
4 languages
Spoken by our admissions team
Chinese · English · Thai · Korean
Chinese · English · Thai · Korean
Why families choose CCS
Not three slogans — the three things families mention most after they visit.
Academic Excellence
An English-medium American curriculum in small classes — small enough that every teacher can tell you where your child grew this term.
Character Driven
Growing in Christian values — integrity, compassion and servant leadership. We have a Chinese-speaking chaplain and individual behavioural support.
Global Perspective
Teachers and classmates from eight-plus countries, so "international" is daily life rather than a word on the timetable — and records that transfer cleanly if you move on.
"Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it." — Proverbs 22:6
The six questions parents ask most
These answers used to sit three pages deep. Here, a family can judge the fit without digging.
What if my child’s English is behind?
New students take a placement assessment (English, maths, grammar, reading). It is not a filter — it tells teachers where your child is starting so support can be arranged before day one.
How English support works →Which documents do we need?
Birth certificate and proof of parentage (notarised + legalised), passport copies and photos, and English transcripts from the current school. Notarisation must be done in your home country.
Full checklist and timeline →When should we start?
School starts in August; a comfortable starting point is February or March of the year before. The most common reason for a delay is unfinished legalisation, not the assessment.
A timeline that works →What about the accompanying parent’s visa?
The guardian visa rests on proof of parentage — still required even when the birth certificate names both parents. Thai Immigration’s current rules always take precedence.
Check with admissions →Where can we see fees and curriculum?
Fees are banded by school section and published in the curriculum and fees handbook, which also lists the four-term calendar, bus routes and meals.
Download the handbook →Can we visit on a normal school day?
Yes — and we prefer it. A school on an ordinary Tuesday tells you more than an open day does. Monday to Friday, 09:00–15:00.
Book a visit →Who is in the classroom
These are the teachers who actually take the lessons, drawn from eight countries. Chinese, English and Thai are all spoken down the corridor, so "international" is what a child hears every day rather than a word on the timetable — names, roles and qualifications in full.
Teachers fromThailandChinaUnited StatesUnited KingdomIrelandPhilippinesMyanmarIndia
Ms. HaiyanHead of Kindergarten Department / Pre-K Homeroom Teacher · Bachelor of Medicine
Mr. SomwangG1–2 Assistant Teacher · Associate of Arts — Bard College
Mr. AlfredGrade 8–9 Homeroom Teacher / Science Teacher · Bachelor in Curriculum Studies and Teaching
Ms. JipK3 Thai Language Teacher · Bachelor of Education Program in Chinese Language
Ms. GraceGrade 2 Homeroom Teacher · Bachelor of Arts (English)
Mr. CarlESL Teacher (Secondary) · Bachelor of Law — University of Wales, Aberystwyth
Ms. JemimaKG2 Homeroom Teacher · BSc Commerce, Major in Management
Ms. MoonGrade 3 Homeroom Teacher · Bachelor of Education
Sections and the school year
An American school year: August to June, in four terms. Mid-year transfers align to term boundaries, so the gap in learning stays small.
| Early Years | PK – K3 |
| Primary | G1 – G5 |
| Middle School | G6 – G8 |
| High School | G9 – G12 |
2026–2027 academic calendar
Term 12026.08.03 – 10.08
Term 22026.10.14 – 12.17
Term 32027.01.04 – 03.11
Term 42027.03.16 – 06.08
2026 Summer & Winter Camps
Registration openAuthentic ESL reinforcement in a fully immersive English environment — a holiday in Chiang Mai that doubles as a low-cost trial term.
Winter English Camp
Feb 9 – Feb 27 (3 weeks) · ages 2–16
- Pure ESL reinforcement by experienced international teachers
- Weekly outdoors: golf, hot springs park and more
- Holistic growth and a taste of studying abroad
Come and see us
Visit the school, then decide
Forty-five minutes through the classrooms, the field and the canteen, and time with the homeroom teachers. Curriculum, fees, documents and visas — all answered in one go.
- Monday to Friday, 09:00–15:00
- Chinese, English, Thai or Korean
- Free, and no application required first
Book a Visit / Request a Callback
Leave your details and a convenient time — our team will reach out to you.