OUR STORY
LA PETITE ECOLE BANGKOK
La Petite Ecole is a bilingual preschool, with lessons taught in English and French. Established in 2017, it is located in Sathorn, central Bangkok, Thailand. It received approval from the French Ministry of Education in 2019, guaranteeing the quality of the education provided, and is a partner of the AEFE (Agency for French Education Abroad).
When it first opened in September 2017, La Petite Ecole had 12 pupils, but this year, it has over 90 pupils.
It’s part of La Petite Ecole en Asie group, whose first establishment was opened in singapore in 2012, followed by La Petite Crèche in 2015. Two years later, in 2017, the founders took up the dual challenge of launching La Petite Ecole in Bangkok, Thailand, and Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, continuing to uphold the vision of small-scale bilingual schools.
La Petite Ecole is continuing on its journey. In February 2021, all La Petite Ecole schools in Asia joined the Odyssey school network, a Paris-based private network specializing in French education abroad. Within the French education abroad network, Odyssey and La Petite Ecole share the same educational values and vision: to provide a high-quality multilingual education, to place the student at the heart of learning and to lead pupils along an academic path of excellence.
THE FOUNDING VISION OF LPE
The founding vision of La Petite Ecole has always been to offer the very best of French education to children across the world.
We place great emphasis on the following:
Excellence
The reputation of the official French curriculum, guaranteeing a high standard of teaching. La Petite Ecole’s mission is to provide the best human and teaching resources in the best possible environment for each child to flourish and achieve excellence in both French and English.
Opening out to the world
A community of international families and a multicultural teaching team open to the host country, its language and its culture.
Helping the "third culture" flourish
For children who are born and grow up in a country other than the country(ies) of origin of their parents.
Creativity
Playing, exploring, imagining, creating, and marveling at one’s surroundings. Fostering the child’s natural creativity.
EDUCATIONAL AND TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION
Following the French curriculum while also drawing on international teaching practices to place the child at the heart of the school's project, facilitating differentiated instruction, overseeing the development of each child, using new technologies to put the child in control of their learning process, promoting their autonomy, curiosity and motivation and communicating with parents while involving their children.
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