PBS History






Pholwitaya Bilingual School (PBS) History
From a Dream to a Leading Educational Institution for Quality Youth
Pholwitaya Bilingual School (PBS) was established in 1998, driven by the vision of Dr. Aimpitha Chittsena, who recognized the importance of enhancing English language skills alongside high-quality academic education in Southern Thailand. Determined to develop a school system that seamlessly integrates global perspectives with Thai cultural identity, Dr. Aimpitha visited several prestigious educational institutions before deciding to establish a bilingual school. This initiative aimed to provide students with a natural learning environment for a second language while ensuring a strong academic foundation and preserving Thai values and traditions.
Curriculum Integration with International Standards
PBS places great emphasis not only on rigorous academic curricula but also on nurturing students’ mental well-being through its Mindfulness policy. This approach instills positive thinking and builds emotional resilience, ensuring students are ready to learn and thrive in all aspects of life.
The school collaborates with renowned educational institutions, including Canberra, Australia, and Stamford, Singapore, to integrate its curriculum with Thailand’s Ministry of Education standards. This integration allows students to acquire academic excellence while naturally developing proficiency in English and other foreign languages from an early age. PBS receives academic support from the International Schools Association and the Bilingual Schools Association of Thailand to ensure its curriculum meets the highest standards in both Thai and English education.


The Beginning of PBS
Achievements and National Recognition


Preparing for the 21st Century
PBS has formed partnerships with leading universities locally and internationally to develop curricula that meet the demands of the 21st century. This includes adopting the Oxford International Curriculum and collaborating with the University of Turku in Finland to implement the Eduten Finland Math program. Additionally, PBS works with Prince of Songkla University to develop an Active Learning curriculum, focusing on creative thinking and hands-on learning for sustainable education.
With a clear vision to prepare students for the interconnected and diverse world of the 21st century, PBS inspires and equips students with the knowledge, skills, and values they need to succeed. The school fosters balanced development in physical, emotional, and intellectual aspects through innovative teaching approaches, including the Active Thinking system—a creative and practical learning method designed to nurture future leaders with academic excellence and a strong sense of social responsibility.
Passing Down the Legacy

