| School | Area | Year group | Annual tuition, THB | In pounds | Non-refundable one-off | First-year outlay |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| International School of Phuket | Rawai | Lower Secondary Key Stage 3 (Years 7-9) | 197,820 | £4,405 | none listed | 197,820 THB |
| Oak Meadow International School Phuket | Wichit, Mueang Phuket | Grade 6-8 | 362,880 | £8,081 | 53,000 | 447,680 THB |
| Kajonkiet International School Phuket | Kathu | Year 7 / Year 8 / Year 9 | 408,000 | £9,086 | 62,000 | 470,000 THB |
| HEI Schools Phuket | Thalang | Grade 5-6 | 459,000 | £10,222 | 62,000 | 521,000 THB |
Pound figures use 44.9 THB per GBP (Latest daily mid-market snapshot · 10 November 2026). The band is set on the Year 7 (or nearest) annual tuition; one-off entrance and development fees, listed in the fourth column, are not included in the cut-off. The full list, including the schools above 800,000 THB: international school fees in Phuket.
What a cheaper fee usually means
Below 800,000 THB in Phuket the schools are mostly bilingual programmes, smaller British-curriculum schools and the American and Singapore-system schools; the big-campus British schools sit above it. The curriculum column on each school's page says which. One-off fees do not scale with tuition: a school with a modest annual fee can still ask for a six-figure entrance fee, which is why the first-year outlay column matters more than the tuition alone.
Reading the fee schedule
- The hidden fees catalogue: the £30,000 to £70,000 your school will charge that is not in the tuition schedule.
- The fee inflation trap: how £18,000 in Year 1 becomes £32,000 by Year 13.
- The British family's decision framework for international schools in Asia.
- Where the £25,000 actually goes: the international school operating budget nobody publishes.
How The Baht records school fees
Every figure comes from the school's own website or fee document, recorded with its URL and the date it was checked. Corrections: editorial@thebaht.com.