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Lertlah
School is a private school under the auspices of the Office
of the Private
Education Commission, Ministry of Education. The Management
consists of 4 Chief Executive Directors
1994
was the first year that the School opened and provided
an instructional management from Nursery to Primary
3 levels. At that time, there was one building, one
meeting room, one swimming pool in the area of three
rais (1.2 acres). |

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1995
There was a second building and the instructional
provision was expanded to
Primary 4 level. |
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1996
The instructional provision was expanded to Primary
5 level. In addition, the
School launched a value added component to the school
in the form of an
international program from Kindergarten 1 to Primary
1 levels (K1-P1)
taught by qualified and experienced foreign teachers. |
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1997
The School expanded the instructional management to
Primary 6 level. The
third building was set up in the area of over 2 rais
(about 0.8 acre). This
building has 6 storeys. There are a total of 90 classrooms
and activity rooms.
Each room has a built-in toilet. |
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1998-1999
The third building was opened for instruction. The School
then prepared to be certified on quality standard of education
of private schools by the Office of Private Education Commission,
Ministry of Education.
2000-2001 An outdoor court and indoor gymnasium were added.
The School then was preparing for the International Quality
Standard Certification (ISO 9001 : 2000) from the International
Organization for Standardization (ISO)
2001 Another Lertlah school was set up at Karnchanapisek
Road. The instructional
management of Kindergarten, Primary and Junior Secondary
levels were launched in this school. The new school has
been preparing for an external evaluation by the Office
of Educational Quality Standard Certification.
With cooperation from schools in Canada since the 1996-1997
academic year, Lertlah School has been supported by high
level educational institution. In addition, the quality
standard of the School has been endorsed by the government
sector of Canada as follows:
1. An Associate School Affiliated with Ministry of
Manitoba Education, Training and youth, Canada
2. Educational and Academic Exchanges with the University
of Manitoba, Canada
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