Yothinburana School
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Yothinburana School is a public funded secondary school
Secondary school
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 with nearly 4,000 students in Bangkok
Bangkok
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, Thailand
Thailand
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 under the jurisdiction of the General Education Department of Ministry of Education. It is located at Samsaen Rd, Dusit District, Bangkok 10300.

Partnership

Yothinburana School has a partnership with:   Ivybridge Community College
Ivybridge Community College
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, Devon
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, England
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