Top 11 Best Thai School Dramas You Shouldn't Miss

F4 Thailand – Boys Over Flowers (2021) is a Thai drama adapted from the Japanese novel 'Boys Over Flowers'. The Thai version, featuring Lee Min Ho, is considered one of the most successful remakes. The story follows Gorya, played by Tu Tontawan, a modest girl who catches the attention of four wealthy and popular boys at an elite university.

The plot of F4 Thailand begins with Gorya (Tu Tontawan Tantivejakul), a girl from a poor background, who is accepted into a prestigious university where only the rich and powerful attend. At this school, the elite group known as F4, composed of four handsome, wealthy, and rebellious boys, dominate the social scene.

IMDb Rating: 7.8

The story revolves around Lynn, a gifted girl born into difficult circumstances who dreams of a better life. After befriending Grace and meeting Pat, she decides to ‘monetize’ her exceptional talents by offering cheating services to students. A group of high school students forms an elaborate cheating ring, with Lynn, a math genius, at the helm, teaching her peers how to cheat for money. Trouble arises when they decide to take it to the next level by cheating in an international exam.

Chutimon Chuengcharoensukying, who plays Lynn, won her first acting award for her performance in the film.

IMDb Rating: 7.6

Tomatometer Rating: 93%

O-Negative – Wild Love tells the story of a group of friends, all with the same blood type, O. From close companions, they begin to develop feelings for each other, a bond that transcends friendship and gradually leads to tension and conflict within their group. The cast features some of Thailand's hottest stars, like Kao Supassra Thanachat and Tor Thanapob Leeratanakajorn. With its vibrant and modern depiction of the 90s generation, the 2016 version of O-Negative promises to evoke fond memories of love and friendship.

Will love bring this group of friends closer together or drive them further apart? Let love grow in its own way, because no one can script their own love story.

Every competition has its winners and losers. The rules are the most important part of the game, both on and off the field. The story follows athletes from Phadungthep College of Sports as they struggle against each other both in their respective sports and in their personal lives. A new director has issued an order to cut one of the two sports programs—wrestling or dance sport—leading to intense rivalry between the two teams.

This film has been a huge hit, drawing comparisons to the original Korean version, and has even been praised for its engaging plot. Pattie has been lauded not only for her impressive acting but also for her increasingly beautiful appearance.

Princess Hours Thailand (Thai Version) is the second remake of the popular show after the 2006 Indonesian version. Unlike the original Korean version, the Thai remake focuses more on the romantic scenes between Prince Khaning and Princess Inn, rather than the playful antics of their youthful love. The Thai version, released under the pressure of following such a famous original, has managed to hold its ground and has kept viewers hooked halfway through the season without disappointment.

Some notable changes in this version include the Prince, Ong Cha Inn, being a violinist, while Minnie, the Princess, is a skilled archer instead of a ballet dancer as in the original. The filmmakers have cleverly used the characters' strengths to add sweet, intimate moments, keeping fans glued to their screens, even with the smallest gestures of affection.

My Dear Loser Series – Hopeless Love revolves around the love story of a brooding, handsome “bad boy” with a cynical view of life, and a rebellious, strong-willed young woman. Can their love overcome the differences in their backgrounds, circumstances, and perspectives on life? Will the “bad boy” finally surrender to fate?

This series marks the reunion of Push and Esther, one of Thailand’s most beloved on-screen couples. The story reveals that happily ever after, like in fairy tales, doesn’t always come easily in real life. While the couple’s love is magical, the challenges of marriage, like finances and daily struggles, can often wake us up from the fairy tale dream.

IMDb Rating: 7.4

The Bookworm and Love's Test begins with Ploy, a confident and beautiful young woman, who cannot accept that her best friend has lost her perfect boyfriend to another girl. Determined to confront Pin, the girl who stole her friend's love, Ploy approaches her. However, as Ploy spends more time with Pin, she realizes that Pin is not as bad as she thought.

Confused about Pin’s true nature, Ploy asks her boyfriend Jay to test Pin’s intentions by flirting with her. But this dangerous test backfires, as Jay starts to feel that he’s losing value in Ploy’s eyes, overshadowed by her curiosity and competitive nature. In the end, Ploy unwittingly pushes Jay into Pin's arms, exactly as Pin had hoped. Follow the twists and turns of this emotional rollercoaster in the series, Love's Test.

Nangthip's Love Story tells the tale of iApiradee (Nang), the daughter of Minister Denchat, a mischievous and headstrong girl. Her parents send her to study at Victory Convent, a Catholic school in Penang, where she befriends Sininat and the group of Maria, Honglan, and Janya. However, there’s a rival clique led by Saisuda, the sister of Thanathip (the Thai Consul in Penang), who constantly clashes with Nang.

One day, Sininat learns that her family has gone bankrupt, and she can no longer afford her tuition. Devastated, she considers ending her life, but Thanathip steps in to help and becomes her guardian. Nang often gets Thanathip into trouble with her pranks, leading to the two growing closer and developing feelings for each other. After Nang graduates, their bond deepens, but her father arranges her engagement to Chaiyapong, the son of a family friend. Nang is heartbroken, and to make matters worse, Sininat also falls for Thanathip. Will Nang and Thanathip be able to be together?

Hormones: The Teen Years is set in a high school and explores the complex relationships among students and the struggles of adolescence that drive both teachers and parents to their limits. The series follows the lives of a group of students in Thailand—Win, Dao, Mok, Phu, Thee, Tar—and delves into the challenges of puberty, schoolwork, social life, and first love. The show’s realistic portrayal of high school life strikes a chord with young audiences, depicting the emotional rollercoaster of growing up.

Hormones: The Series is a Thai teen drama produced by GTH and Nadao Bangkok, airing on GMM One with a PG-13 rating. This show has left a lasting impact on its viewers and is a must-watch for anyone wanting to relive their school days or experience the trials of adolescence.

IMDb Rating: 8.1

U-Prince Series is a Thai television series that aired from 2016 to 2017, produced by GMMTV and Baa-Ram-Ewe. U Prince Series - The Prince of Dreams brings together 12 of the most handsome young men, each representing one of the university's 12 departments. These guys steal the hearts of the girls with their captivating looks, fame, and unique talents. But what happens when 12 lucky girls win their hearts? The stories follow the sweet and charming moments of these couples in various romantic scenarios. With a focus on school-age love, this series will surely captivate young viewers, as it feels like they could be a character in the story themselves.