Modification of the sanitary protocol
The following measures will be applied from 28 June.
1. Isolation period
We remind you of the current measures : only the person who has tested positive must undergo a 10-day isolation period, with a possible shortening on the advice of a doctor.
In the case of a positive student, the School Management informs the students of the class concerned. A high-risk contact case no longer needs to be isolated.
2. Distancing measures and health bubbles
As of 28 June, the rules of “sanitary bubbles” and distancing measures will end. Will be authorised :
- Inter-class activities
- Classes and activities with more than 25 students per room
- Reorganisation of classroom seating
- End of social distancing in school shuttles
- Organisation of sports meetings inside and outside the school
- The organisation of “Sports Night”
- School trips without overnight stay (after prior authorisation from the Management)
Despite the authorisation of activities between students of different class levels, for reasons of students’ adaptation and the coming end of the school year, the organisation of the recreation
break and canteen services will not be changed.
It is still prohibited for the High School students to go outside during the lunch break until the end of this school year.
High School students will be authorised to go outside during the lunch break from September 2022, subject to parental authorisation and provided that no new official regulation obliges a suspension of this decision.
3. Antigen test
The mandatory antigen tests for staff and students will end as of 28 June. The last date of test contrôle at the school entrance will be Monday 27 June (test to be performed on Sunday 26 June).
4. Mask wearing
Mask wearing is obligatory as long as the official Bangkok provincial regulations require them in public places and schools.
An evaluation of these arrangements will be carried out and they will be adapted if necessary.
LFIB re-opening
Our protocol for the resumption of on-site classes has been validated by the Office of the Private Education Commission – OPEC and we received the official authorisation from the City of Bangkok to resume our classes in the classroom.
*This document will be updated with points approved during the meeting on 18 January 2022*
Version of 6 oct 2021*
Parents’ vehicles with LFIB sticker can access the school for a drop-off.
Parents who need a sticker should request one by completing this online questionnaire. CLICK HERE TO REQUEST A STICKER.
All staff and parents receive an envelope containing an antigen test and a certificate form within every Friday.
The test must be done on Monday morning (or Sunday evening) and the certificate must be presented at the entrance of the school.
No one will be allowed to enter the school without a signed certificate – including students and staff. Parents of students who have not been granted entry must come to pick up their child from the school entrance.
A new kit (test + certificate) will be given to everyone on Friday for the following Monday.
Saliva tests are now as validable as the antigenic tests. Parents who prefer this solution, especially for the youngest children, can purchase and use them instead of the antigen test. The same certificate form can be used.
Parents should check the body temperature of their child(ren) every morning before arrival at the school.
A temperature contrôle is mandatory before each entry into the school. Anyone with a body temperature above 37.5°C will not be allowed to enter. The students concerned will be placed in isolation until the school contacts the parents.
After the temperature check, hand disinfection with hydroalcoholic gel is mandatory for all. Gel will also be permanently available throughout the school.
Regular hand washing is strongly encouraged.
Masks must be worn at all times (class activities, recreation and meetings).
In addition to the daily cleaning of all the premises at the end of classes, the school is thoroughly disinfected every Saturday.
During this period of reopening, no access will be allowed except for staff and students.
Visitors (parents, delivery people, workers) will only be allowed to enter the school outside of school opening hours and after an antigen test has been performed.
Kindergarten classes are divided into two distinct bubbles:
– Bubble 1: PS, PS-MS and MS
– Bubble 2: GSA and GSB
Break and lunch times are staggered:
Break :
– 9:30 to 10:00 a.m. : Bubble 1
– 10:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. : Bubble 2
A cleaning of the playground and structures is planned between the two Bubbles.
Lunch break :
– 11:00 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. : Bubble 2
– 11:30 a.m. to 12:40 p.m. : Bubble 1
Nap time:
Students in Bubble 1 have a rest time starting at 12:10 p.m. Each class has an assigned dormitory. The children must keep their masks on during this rest time.
If parents wish, they may pick up their child before this rest period at 12:10 p.m., after having notified the Kindergarten secretary.
The elementary school classes are made up of five distinct Bubbles:
– Bubble 3: CPA – CPB – CPC – CPD
– Bubble 4 : CE1A – CE1B – CE1C – CE1D
– Bubble 5 : CE2A – CE2B – CE2C – CE2D
– Bubble 6 : CM1A – CM1B – CM1C – CM1D
– Bubble 7 : CM1/CM2 – CM2A – CM2B – CM2C
Break and canteen times are organised in different shifts and zones are delimited in the playground (see protocol plans):
Morning break:
– 9:45 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. : Bubbles 3 and 4
– 10:00 a.m. to 10:20 a.m. : Bubbles 5, 6 and 7
Lunch break :
– 11:00 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. : Bubbles 3 and 4
– 11:30 a.m. to 12:50 p.m. : Bubbles 5, 6 and 7
Afternoon break :
– 1:10 to 1:20 p.m. : Bubbles 3 and 4
New schedules have been set up for the reopened on-site classes. They will be available on Pronote on Monday 25 October.
Breaks will be organised with different beginning hours in order to avoid crowds and too many movements around the classrooms.
The High School students’ foyer and the two study rooms will be accessible with a limit to a maximum number of 25 students.
The CDI (library) will be accessible with a limited number of students (25 maximum).
Physical and sports activities will be adapted to the sanitary conditions (no sports with physical contacts) and will resume on 1st November (classes, option and Sports Association).
The AES and Aide-aux-devoirs will start on November 15th. A separate letter will allow you to register your child(ren) starting Thursday 21 October at 12:00 p.m.
Please note that the number of activities per week is more limited than usual due to the Bubble organization and that a limit of two activities per child per week will be implemented.
For more information, pleas visit
– the “Extra-curricular activities” page
– the “Aide aux devoirs-Homework support” page
The local health authorities require that all members of the educational communities in each school conduct a regular self-assessment in the “Thai Save Thai” application. We strongly recommend installing the application and updating your situation (at least once a week).
For more information about the Thai save Thai application