International School Fees in Phuket

Overview: — · — · THB 168K–THB 238K

Prasan Gateway International School (PGIS) is a private international school founded in February 2025 in Phuket, Thailand, serving children aged 2–12. The school combines the International Primary Curriculum (IPC) with English National Curriculum standards in a child-centered, inquiry-based environment. A distinctive Chinese Immersion Program (CIP) integrates Mandarin language and culture alongside English-medium instruction. With native English-speaking teachers, ESL support, and Thai and Mandarin language classes, PGIS fosters a diverse, multilingual community. Its mission is to bridge cultures and inspire futures through holistic education, making it a welcoming choice for both expatriate and local families in Phuket.

Overview: — · — · THB 169K–THB 189K

Buds International School Phuket is a small private international nursery and primary school in Chalong, Phuket. With a strong focus on English-language education (American Common Core) and MAP testing, it offers a supportive, family-like environment. Classes are limited to approximately 12 students, taught by native-English teachers with a Thai assistant, promoting social skills and multilingualism. Thai and Mandarin classes are offered alongside the core curriculum. Established in the early 1990s, Buds emphasizes confidence, character, and international-mindedness.

Overview: — · — · THB 220K–THB 387K

Lighthouse International School in Phuket, Thailand, is a private international school founded in 2019 offering education from age 1 through to Year 12/Grade 12 (age 18) across three campuses in Chalong and Rawai. The school delivers dual Canadian Alberta and Cambridge International (IGCSE/A-Level) curricula in a small-class environment, where personalised learning pathways and project-based instruction are hallmarks. In 2025, Lighthouse became Phuket's first Alberta-accredited school, reinforcing its commitment to globally recognised qualifications. Beyond academics, the school emphasises AI literacy, entrepreneurship, and character development, with a vibrant extracurricular programme spanning football, Muay Thai, rock climbing, arts, and journalism. Its family-centred ethos, inclusive admissions, and affordable fees make it an attractive choice for expatriate and local families alike.

Overview: — · — · THB 231K–THB 378K

Oak Meadow International School (est. 2007) is a K-12 private international school in Phuket offering an American Common Core curriculum. Its expansive campus in Wichit features advanced science labs, arts facilities, sports fields and landscaped nature grounds including lakes and forest. OMIS enrolls approximately 300 students from 26+ nationalities and emphasizes holistic development — academics, arts, and character — within a supportive, multilingual environment. Two meals per day are provided and a dedicated school bus fleet serves the wider Phuket area.

Overview: — · — · THB 241K–THB 305.7K

Montessori House Phuket International School (MHP) is a private Montessori school located near Chalong Temple in Phuket, Thailand, serving children aged 2–18. With an average class size of 15 students and two teachers per classroom, the school provides a low student-to-teacher ratio of approximately 7.5:1. Instruction is delivered in English with Thai taught as a subject, making MHP an accessible choice for expatriate and internationally minded families. Founded in 1998, the school follows authentic Montessori principles that emphasise self-directed learning, curiosity, and holistic child development rather than rote memorisation. MHP offers programmes from early childhood through secondary education and is recognised as a government-approved international school in Thailand.

Overview: — · — · THB 260K–THB 447K

Finnway International School Phuket is a Finnish-inspired, English-medium international school for ages 2–12 located in the Boat Lagoon area of Koh Kaew, Phuket, Thailand. Founded in 2018 as Rainbow Trout International Kindergarten and rebranded in 2022, the school delivers a Finnish National Curriculum adapted for an international community of approximately 200 students from 26 nationalities. The school emphasises personalised, project-based learning with small class sizes (max 20) and a strong commitment to holistic child development. With instruction in English and compulsory Thai and Chinese language classes, Finnway prepares globally minded learners in a safe, modern campus licensed by Thailand's Ministry of Education.