EtonHouse to Launch Middleton International School in Bangkok: Bringing Its Proven Educational Excellence to Thailand

Middleton International School Bangkok (MISB), launched by the EtonHouse International Education Group, is set to open soon in the Pinklao area (22 Thanon Rung Pracha, Bang Bumru, Bang Phlat, Bangkok 10700). Designed for Thai families and expatriates, the school will offer a globally benchmarked and trusted international school programme at moderate fees, making international education more accessible while maintaining the high standards for which EtonHouse is known.

As Thailand’s education sector continues to evolve, families are increasingly seeking international schools that combine academic rigour, cultural relevance, and accessibility. Middleton International School Bangkok responds to this demand with a globally recognised curriculum that includes the International Primary Curriculum from the UK, Singapore Maths, IGCSE and International A-Levels from Cambridge, with approval processes currently underway. It is delivered by international educators, coupled with an inquiry-based philosophy inspired by the Reggio Emilia approach.

Enrolments will open for Nursery 1 to Grade 4 (from 2.5 to 10 years), with plans to expand progressively to serve students aged up to 18 years. MISB, backed by the trusted EtonHouse brand, will offer a continuous, future-ready education pathway from early years through to pre-university, delivering a high-quality, accessible, and culturally relevant programme to Thailand’s evolving education landscape.

About EtonHouse International Education Group

Founded in 1995 in Singapore, EtonHouse has grown into a global education group with more than 100 schools across nine countries. The Group offers a range of international curricula, including IB, Cambridge, and Reggio Emilia-inspired programmes, all designed to nurture inquiry, creativity, and intercultural understanding. Beyond schools, EtonHouse is deeply committed to community impact through teacher training, philanthropy, and purpose-driven educational initiatives.