Kajonkiet International School Phuket vs Lighthouse International School Phuket – Secondary School campus

	K Kajonkiet International School Phuket Phuket, Thailand	L Lighthouse International School Phuket – Secondary School campus Phuket, Thailand
Snapshot	Snapshot
Fees / year	Fees / year THB 275,000 - 440,000	Fees / year THB 288,000 - 297,000
Age range	Age range 2 - 18 years	Age range 11 - 18 years
Type	Type Co-educational	Type Co-educational
Curriculum	Curriculum British Curriculum, Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels, EYFS (Early years foundation stage)	Curriculum Cambridge (Secondary), Canadian Curriculum
Pupils	Pupils 700	Pupils —
Typical class size	Typical class size 20	Typical class size 15
Instruction language	Instruction language English	Instruction language English
Opened	Opened 2011	Opened 2024
Bus service	Bus service Yes	Bus service Yes
Essentials	Essentials
Location	Location Kajonkiet International School Phuket is located in the Kathu area of central Phuket, Thailand. The school is nestled in a quiet, green valley about 15 minutes from Phuket Town and 30–40 minutes from most residential beach areas. It is accessible via local roads, with school transport routes covering key areas across the island. The location offers a balance between rural surroundings and proximity to urban amenities.	Location Lighthouse International School Phuket’s secondary campus is located on Soi Sanya Yukhunthon in the Rawai area, in the southern part of Phuket. It is situated near Nai Harn and Rawai beaches and lies within a short drive of Chalong Circle and Promthep Cape. The campus is accessible via Route 4024.
Stages	Stages Kajonkiet International School Phuket is structured into four main sections: * Early Years: Pre-Nursery, Nursery, and Reception (ages 2–5) * Primary School: Years 1–6 (ages 5–11) Secondary School: Years 7–11 (ages 11–16), leading to IGCSE examinations Sixth Form: Years 12–13 (ages 16–18), preparing students for AS and A Level qualifications	Stages Lighthouse International School Phuket is divided into Kindergarten, Primary, and Secondary School sections. The Secondary campus in Rawai serves students in Grades 7 to 12.
School type	School type KIS is a co-educational day school. It does not offer any boarding facilities, and all students attend on a day-only basis.	School type Lighthouse International School Phuket is a co-educational day school serving students from Kindergarten through Grade 12. Boarding facilities are not offered.
Pupil nationality mix	Pupil nationality mix —	Pupil nationality mix —
Additional learning support	Additional learning support The school supports students with mild to moderate Additional Learning Support Needs through its Learning Support department. Provision includes in-class support, small group interventions, and individualised learning plans, tailored by a team working in close collaboration with teachers and families.	Additional learning support Lighthouse International School Phuket does not publicly disclose any SEN-specific support provision on its website.
Country affiliation	Country affiliation Kajonkiet International School Phuket follows a British curriculum but does not have formal affiliation with the UK government or a specific country.	Country affiliation Lighthouse International School Phuket is not affiliated with or recognized by any national government.
Religious affiliation	Religious affiliation The school has no religious affiliation.	Religious affiliation Lighthouse International School Phuket is not affiliated with any religion. It welcomes students from all cultural and religious backgrounds.
School day structure	School day structure School hours typically run from 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., with exact timings depending on the age group. Breaks and lunch are scheduled within the day, and older students may have supervised study or extra-curricular sessions extending into the afternoon.	School day structure There is no publicly available information on the school’s daily schedule on the official website.
Bus service details	Bus service details KIS offers a school transport service for students across Phuket. The service includes both one-way and round-trip options, with additional charges for routes beyond standard coverage zones. The bus schedule is managed by the school’s transport coordinator, and after-school buses are available for students involved in extra-curricular activities. Fees and route information are provided during the admissions process.	Bus service details Lighthouse International School Phuket offers a school bus service for families requiring transportation across Phuket. However, the official website does not provide detailed information about routes, coverage areas, safety features, or supervision.
Fees	Fees
Fee details	Fee details Application and Admission Fees * Application & Placement Fee: THB 2,000 (non-refundable) * Entrance Fee: THB 60,000 (one-time, non-refundable) * Endowment Fee: THB 50,000 (refundable upon permanent withdrawal, with one-month written notice) Tuition Fees (Annual / Per Term) * Pre-Nursery (Half Day): THB 193,000 annually (Terms: 65,000 / 64,000 / 64,000) * Pre-Nursery / Nursery / Reception (Full Day): THB 275,000 (Terms: 93,000 / 91,000 / 91,000) * Year 1 / Year 2: THB 330,000 (Terms: 112,000 / 109,000 / 109,000) * Year 3 / Year 4: THB 340,000 (Terms: 116,000 / 112,000 / 112,000) * Year 5 / Year 6: THB 352,000 (Terms: 120,000 / 116,000 / 116,000) * Year 7 / Year 8 / Year 9: THB 391,000 (Terms: 133,000 / 129,000 / 129,000) * Year 10 / Year 11: THB 411,000 (Terms: 139,000 / 136,000 / 136,000) * Year 12 / Year 13: THB 440,000 (Terms: 150,000 / 145,000 / 145,000) A 15% tuition discount applies to the second child enrolled. Additional Fees * EAL (English as an Additional Language): * Reception–Year 4: THB 44,000 annually * Year 5–6: THB 55,000 * Year 7–13: THB 59,000 (Paid in termly installments; applies to students needing intensive English support) * Transport: * One-way: THB 33,000 annually (or THB 13,000 / 10,000 / 10,000 per term) * Roundtrip: THB 66,000 annually (or THB 26,000 / 20,000 / 20,000 per term) * A 20% surcharge applies to long-distance zones (e.g., Cherngtalay, Surin, Kamala, Rawai) * Examination Fees (Years 11–13): Charged separately based on IGCSE and A-Level entries (invoiced in Term 2) * Residential Trips: * Year 5–6: THB 5,000–9,500 * Year 7–10: THB 10,000–20,000 * Meals: Compulsory and includes snacks and lunch (cost included in tuition) * Other Costs: May include extra/co-curricular trips, after-school supervision, late fees, and educational supplies * Insurance: Accident insurance (up to THB 20,000 per incident) is provided at no cost Billing Schedule and Payments * Invoices Issued: * Term 1: 5 June 2025 * Term 2: 16 October 2025 * Term 3: 19 February 2026 * Due Dates: * Term 1: 15 July 2025 * Term 2: 5 December 2025 * Term 3: 20 March 2026 Late fees apply if payments are delayed, and student records may be withheld until balances are cleared. Payment Methods * Online via School Sync platform (QR code) * Credit card (2.7%–3.5% fee applies) * Bank transfer * Bank draft or crossed cheque payable to “Kajonkiet International School Phuket”	Fee details Application Fees Registration fee: THB 40,000 (one-time, non-refundable) Assessment test: THB 2,000 (one-time fee upon registration) Tuition Fees (Per Year) Grades 6–9: THB 288,000 (annual) Grades 10–12: THB 297,000 (annual, with 10% full payment discount) Term-by-Term Grades 6–9: THB 107,000, THB 107,000, THB 106,000 per term Grades 10–12: THB 110,000 per term Additional Fees Education fee (Grades 1–8): THB 20,000 per year Education fee (Grades 9–12): THB 50,000 per year Insurance: THB 1,000 per year (covers up to THB 10,000 per accident on campus) Billing & Payment Fees can be paid monthly, termly, or annually. 10% discount applies for full annual payment. Monthly tuition payments are non-refundable. The selected payment plan applies for the full academic year. Refund Policy - Term 1 withdrawal: 90 days’ written notice - Terms 2–4 withdrawal: 45 days’ written notice - Refunds are processed at the end of the academic year - Monthly payments are not refundable under any condition Payment Methods Accepted payment methods include Thai bank transfer, cash, Wise, and cryptocurrency facilities. Separate bank account details are provided for Grades 1–6 and Grades 7–12.
Diving deeper	Diving deeper
Boarding arrangements	Boarding arrangements The school is a co-educational day school for children aged 2 to 18.	Boarding arrangements —
Uniform requirement	Uniform requirement —	Uniform requirement The school uses a uniform and has a uniform shop on campus.
Food options	Food options —	Food options Indoor and outdoor dining areas serve Western and Thai cuisine.
House system	House system —	House system There is a house system with four houses that compete in inter-house activities; examples include Red Samurai and Green Vikings.
Governance and ownership	Governance and ownership The school is governed by a Board of Directors who report annually to the school community. The Board includes the President of the Kajonkiet School Group.	Governance and ownership The founders are Dan Skitch (CEO and Founder) and Melissa Skitch (COO and Founder).
Academics	Academics
Curriculum details	Curriculum details Kajonkiet International School Phuket (KIS) follows the British Curriculum from Early Years through Sixth Form. In Early Years and Primary (Pre-Nursery to Year 6), students follow the EYFS framework and National Curriculum for England, with an emphasis on literacy, numeracy, and topic-based learning. In Lower Secondary (Years 7–9), students study a broad academic programme aligned with Key Stage 3, which prepares them for IGCSEs. In Years 10 and 11, students work toward the Cambridge IGCSE, selecting from a range of subjects including English, mathematics, sciences, humanities, and creative arts. Sixth Form students (Years 12 and 13) pursue Cambridge International AS and A Levels, which are internationally recognised qualifications for university entry. Thai nationals are also required to study Thai language and culture.	Curriculum details Lighthouse International School Phuket delivers the Canadian Alberta Curriculum as its core academic framework from Grades 7 through 12. Students work toward the Alberta High School Diploma, officially certified by Alberta Education, Canada. The programme includes core and elective subjects such as English Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Physical Education, and Thai language, following both Alberta and Thai Ministry of Education requirements. Instruction is delivered using Alberta-certified resources and follows a project-based, mixed-age classroom model supported by continuous assessment and student-centered learning. In addition to the Alberta Diploma, students may optionally pursue qualifications such as the Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge A Levels, SAT, or GED, depending on their academic goals. The school is a registered Cambridge International School and offers these certifications as parallel pathways alongside the Alberta curriculum. This allows students to graduate with dual or multiple diplomas, enhancing their readiness for global university admissions.
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Academic calendar	Academic calendar View document	Academic calendar View document
Wellbeing & support	Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning	Social & emotional learning Kajonkiet International School Phuket (KIS) supports students' social and emotional development through both curriculum-based and pastoral initiatives. In Early Years and Primary, SEL themes are embedded into the curriculum through structured classroom discussions and activities that promote empathy, cooperation, and responsible decision-making. The school’s broader pastoral framework encourages positive relationships and personal growth across all year levels. Key staff, help monitor students' social development and provide additional support when needed. The school also fosters a values-based environment that emphasizes trust, respect, and compassion	Social & emotional learning The school emphasizes group collaboration and respect through project-based learning and mixed-age classes, which include teamwork exercises and presentations to foster social skills and empathy. Students regularly engage in activities that prioritize support, respect, and communication, such as group problem-solving and collaborative projects. These components are embedded within the Alberta curriculum framework and classroom routines.
Special educational needs (SEN)	Special educational needs (SEN) KIS provides support for students with mild to moderate Special Educational Needs through its Learning Support Department. The school is not a specialist SEN institution but offers in-class support, small group intervention, and targeted one-to-one sessions where needed. Areas of support include difficulties in literacy, numeracy, attention, and some emotional or social challenges. The SEN team works closely with classroom teachers and parents to develop Individual Learning Plans (ILPs) tailored to student needs. KIS states that its SEN provision is flexible and regularly reviewed.	Special educational needs (SEN) The school’s website does not provide any information regarding support for Special Educational Needs on their website.
English as an additional language	English as an additional language KIS supports students who are non-native English speakers through a dedicated EAL department. Provision includes in-class support, targeted withdrawal sessions, and differentiated instruction tailored to language proficiency. The EAL team collaborates with classroom teachers to adapt content and ensure students can access the mainstream curriculum. EAL students are assessed regularly, and support is gradually reduced as their language skills develop.	English as an additional language The LEAP (English Accelerated Program) is offered for students aged 11–18 to build English fluency rapidly. It provides interactive instruction with native-English teachers and academic language support in subjects like Mathematics and Science.
Mental wellbeing	Mental wellbeing Mental wellbeing at KISP is supported through its whole-school pastoral care and safeguarding framework. The Student Wellbeing & Welfare Officer plays a key role in monitoring and supporting student mental health. The school encourages an environment where students can speak openly about concerns and offers staff support to promote emotional resilience. Safeguarding and pastoral care materials highlight the importance of early intervention and listening to student voices. Specific mental health programmes or professional counselling services are not publicly listed.	Mental wellbeing The school does not publicly disclose specialised mental health or wellbeing programs such as counseling, support staff, or structured initiatives on its website.
Safeguarding	Safeguarding KIS has a detailed Child Protection and Safeguarding policy aligned with Thai legislation and UK guidelines. The school maintains a Designated Safeguarding Lead and Deputy Leads across both EYFS/Primary and Secondary divisions, supported by a Student Wellbeing & Welfare Officer. The safeguarding team undergoes annual training and is responsible for ensuring staff understand reporting procedures, information sharing, and risk management, including online safety. The policy outlines clear responsibilities for all staff, procedures for responding to concerns, and engagement with parents.	Safeguarding There is no publicly available detail on the website regarding child protection or safeguarding measures, including staff training or reporting policies.
Safeguarding policy	Safeguarding policy View document	Safeguarding policy —
Facilities	Facilities
Facilities overview	Facilities overview Kajonkiet International School Phuket is a co-educational day school for children aged 2 to 18, set in 15 Rai of spectacular grounds.	Facilities overview The Lighthouse Secondary School campus is located in Rawai, Phuket, and opened in 2024. It features a state-of-the-art laboratory designed to ignite interest in science. Classrooms are student-centered and designed for project-based learning. The facilities extend beyond the classroom with a fully stocked library and an ICT room. Indoor and outdoor dining areas serve nutritious Western and Thai cuisine.
Sports facilities	Sports facilities —	Sports facilities A skate and BMX park is adjacent to the school for student use. An outdoor adventure playground includes a zip line, giant sky trampoline, and climbing walls. The school offers traditional sports such as volleyball, basketball, and football for primary and secondary students. The campus includes a full-sized football pitch.
Academic facilities	Academic facilities The school follows the national curriculum for England, with all subjects taught in English, and offers Early Years Foundation Stage, Primary, Secondary, and Sixth Form.	Academic facilities The secondary campus has a state-of-the-art laboratory. It features a fully stocked library and an ICT room. Classrooms are designed for dynamic, hands-on learning and project-based initiatives. The facilities support a learning environment tailored to student-centered instruction.
Extra curricular facilities	Extra curricular facilities As activities outside the classrooms are important, KIS offers an extensive range of after-school activities open to children from Year 1 upwards.	Extra curricular facilities After-school activities include football, basketball, volleyball, chess, art, and drama. An AI-focused ECA class is offered. The program includes archery, BMX/skateboarding, and language clubs for Thai and English. After-school activities run in term-friendly cycles, with 8-week sessions in some periods. The school also runs structured camps during school breaks, including Summer Camp, Easter Camp, and Christmas/New Year Camp.
Parent experience	Parent experience
History	History Kajonkiet International School Phuket (KIS) was established in 2011 by the Kajonkiet Schools Group on a 45 rai (approximately 7.2 hectares) site in Kathu, Phuket, following the group’s expansion from Thai-language and bilingual programmes. KIS was launched to meet growing demand for English-medium education as Phuket’s population and international ties expanded. Guided by a Board of Directors that meets each term, the school’s governance is firmly rooted within the Kajonkiet Group, supported by a Senior Leadership Team led by Principal Gareth Eynon. Since opening, KIS has grown steadily and now serves over 550 students from ages 2 to 18.	History Lighthouse International School was founded in 1999. It operates as a privately owned international school and has grown steadily from an early childhood centre to include both primary and secondary campuses. The Rawai campus, focused on secondary education, was opened more recently to meet growing demand. The school is led by a team of international educators and maintains a strong emphasis on community involvement.
Community	Community KIS hosts a variety of community and cultural events throughout the year, including house competitions during break times and campus-wide celebrations that reflect both Thai culture and its international student body. Students often collaborate across age groups on community service and charitable initiatives, reflecting the school’s mission values. Parents, staff, and students work together at school-led events organized through the main school office.	Community Lighthouse actively cultivates connections among students, parents, and staff by organizing regular family barbecues, themed multicultural events, and opportunities for parents to engage in school life (e.g. attending sporting events or speaking at parent evenings). Events often include international food days, talent showcases, and small markets run by students, encouraging cultural sharing and collaboration across the community. Community life is promoted through monthly themes, Greek, Italian, etc., and parents contribute by catering or acting as entertainers (DJ, food stalls)
Parent teacher association	Parent teacher association While not formally labelled as a PTA, KIS fosters strong parent involvement through its broader school community and cultural values. Parents are encouraged to actively participate in school life by supporting academic, artistic, and sporting events, including student performances, sports fixtures, and cultural assemblies. The school highlights the importance of home engagement—encouraging reading, discussions on world issues, and nurturing interests like music, art, and drama. KIS also invites parents to promote charitable causes, environmental awareness, and global citizenship both at school and at home. Families are seen as partners in reinforcing the school’s shared values of respect, diversity, and responsibility. This shared ethos supports student development beyond academics, enriching the wider school culture.	Parent teacher association While Lighthouse does not label a formal “PTA” structure on its website, parents are actively invited into school life through organised family gatherings, themed evenings, and informal volunteer roles. For example, parent-led food stalls, DJ contributions, and participation in family barbecues are customary and embedded in event formats; children often perform in talent shows or run marketplace stalls with parent support. Parents can also meet teachers during sporting occasions or community events, fostering an ongoing rapport with staff. Throughout the year, cultural events like International Food Day and Sports Day often feature active parent involvement, creating a shared sense of belonging among families, students, and school teams.
Extra-curricular	Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual	Academic & intellectual The school follows the national curriculum for England, and all subjects are taught in English. In Years 10–11 students study for the International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) examinations, predominantly using Cambridge syllabuses. Thai nationals study Thai to IGCSE level. Option subjects include art and design, business studies, modern foreign languages, computing, drama, economics, geography, history, music, physical education and religious studies.	Academic & intellectual The school uses Canadian Alberta curriculum textbooks, examinations and standardized testing. The program emphasizes creativity and employs teaching methods likened to Montessori and Waldorf models. Learning is hands-on and project-based, with a focus on developing students academically as well as physically, socially, emotionally and spiritually. Entrepreneurship, public speaking and data analysis are highlighted as part of Lighthouse's leadership vision.
Arts & creative	Arts & creative Expressive and Performing Arts programmes are part of the school experience. The Primary curriculum includes art and design, technology, computing, music and drama. After-school activities include concerts and productions as part of the arts offer.	Arts & creative Extra-curricular activities include music, drama, pottery, design, ICT and other after-school activities. Students may learn instruments, join the choir and perform in class plays. The school also lists Chess and Art as creative ECAs, with 2025/2026 offerings including drama and other creative pursuits.
Cultural & language	Cultural & language Thai is taught as a language and modern foreign languages are part of the curriculum. Thai nationals are required to study Thai to IGCSE level. The school fosters an international community and world-mindedness through its shared values.	Cultural & language All students study foreign languages. The curriculum is internationally oriented with a Canadian values framework, and there is a French Department as part of Lighthouse's language offerings. Canadian curriculum content is described as global standard and culturally sensitive with an international approach. Canadian values of family, friendship, acceptance and compassion underpin the school culture.
Social & hobbies	Social & hobbies A range of extra-curricular activities adds depth to learning, including daily clubs, field trips, residential courses, concerts, themed curriculum days and weeks, productions, sporting and house competitions, community projects and fundraising events. Students participate fully in school events including ECAs, sports and Expressive and Performing Arts programmes.	Social & hobbies The school offers a broad mix of traditional and modern ECAs, including Skate & BMX, Outdoor Adventure (zip line, sky trampoline, climbing walls) and a range of sports such as Volleyball, Basketball and Football. Creative options include Chess and Art, with 2025/2026 offerings expanding to AI, Drama and other activities. The program emphasizes well-rounded development and physical fitness.
Community & service	Community & service KIS Community hosts events such as FunRun and Christmas concerts. The school's values include participation in charitable philosophy and actions and related initiatives. Curriculum includes community projects and fundraising events as part of ECAs.	Community & service Pastoral Care presents a mind–body–souls approach, creating a happy, safe and valued environment and providing a clear moral framework. It promotes partnership between teachers and parents and supports informed decisions about health, well-being and related issues. The school emphasizes Canadian values of family, acceptance and compassion and encourages students to engage with diverse communities and contexts. Extra-curricular activities also offer leadership and responsibility opportunities for older pupils.
Leadership & professional	Leadership & professional Students have opportunities to lead commensurate with their age and experience. The school encourages leadership through participation in school events and by taking on roles in activities and projects.	Leadership & professional Leadership is embedded in Lighthouse's programming, with a focus on entrepreneurship, public speaking and the ability to gather, analyze and apply data. The Head of Lighthouse Secondary notes small class sizes and project-based learning that foster teamwork and leadership skills. The school hosts a business centre of excellence and emphasizes real-world project work to prepare students for future careers.
Lifestyle & wellbeing	Lifestyle & wellbeing Pastoral Care provides support for academic, personal and social development, including one-to-one support, classroom guidance, targeted small groups and whole-school initiatives. The Pastoral Care Department maintains a Listening Team and private spaces for confidential support. Pastoral support is available from Early Years through to Key Stage 5.	Lifestyle & wellbeing Pastoral Care promotes a safe, happy environment and a strong moral framework, ensuring students feel valued and heard. It supports informed decision-making about health and well-being and respect for diverse faiths and backgrounds. Education at Lighthouse is not measured solely by competition or test scores but is viewed as a lifelong journey, with a strong emphasis on holistic growth and global citizenship.
Language provision	Language provision
Language provision	Language provision The school teaches in English and follows the English National Curriculum; all subjects are taught in English. EAL provides a structured, needs-based program with five EAL lessons per week delivered in small groups. At intake, students undergo a language assessment, and ESL is compulsory for those who would not be able to access the work.	Language provision The primary language of instruction is English. English language support (ESL) is available to help students access the Alberta and Cambridge curricula. Mandarin Chinese Conversion (Basic) is offered as an after-school option. The school uses the Canadian Alberta Program for secondary and the Cambridge Curriculum.
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Reputation	Reputation
Awards	Awards The school’s website does not list any awards granted to the institution in the past five years.	Awards There are no awards listed on the school’s official website that have been granted directly to the institution.
Accreditations	Accreditations Edexcel Approved Centre: KISP is an authorised centre to deliver Pearson Edexcel qualifications, including IGCSEs and A Levels, recognised by universities and employers worldwide. Cambridge International Examinations (CIE): The school is registered to deliver Cambridge IGCSE and A Level programmes, which are globally recognised academic qualifications. Thai Ministry of Education: The central logo represents authorisation from Thailand's Ministry of Education, confirming the school is licensed to operate as an international school in Thailand. WASC (Western Association of Schools and Colleges): KISP holds initial accreditation from WASC, which ensures the school meets international standards for academic quality and continuous improvement. ISAT (International Schools Association of Thailand): Membership in ISAT indicates the school is part of Thailand’s network of licensed international schools and adheres to quality and operational standards endorsed by the Thai Ministry of Education.	Accreditations Licensed by the Thai Ministry of Education: This license authorizes the school to operate educational programmes from early years through secondary level in Thailand. Alberta Education accreditation (Canada): Lighthouse is officially certified by the Government of Alberta for delivering the Canadian (Alberta) curriculum and issuing Alberta High School Diplomas, making it the first Alberta‑accredited school in Phuket and Thailand. Cambridge International School accreditation: The school is recognized as an accredited Cambridge International School, enabling students to pursue Cambridge IGCSE and A‑Level qualifications in addition to the Alberta diploma.
Admissions	Admissions
Admissions	Admissions 1. Arrange a school visit or open house. Parents are invited to tour the campus, meet the Registrar, and possibly connect with heads of Primary or Secondary. Visits include a tour, meetings with key staff, and explanations of assessment procedures. 2. Complete and submit an application form. Application forms can be downloaded from the school website or collected from the Registrar. Each student needs a separate form, and submissions must include the application fee and the most recent school reports. 3. Undergo admissions assessment. Depending on the age group, the school will administer assessments in English and mathematics, and conduct an interview. Younger students may instead complete an in-class observation. Past school reports are reviewed before assessments proceed. 4. Review and admissions decision. Subject teachers evaluate test results and provide recommendations. The Vice Principals of the relevant divisions review the full application dossier, including references, before confirming a decision. 5. Offer of place and confirmation. Successful applicants are notified by the Registrar. A formal invoice will be issued, and payment must be made before the student’s first day. Final enrolment is only confirmed after all forms, fees, and documentation are complete.	Admissions 1. Schedule a tour or attend an Open Day. After initial contact, families are encouraged to visit the campus—such as during Open Day events—to meet staff and see facilities in person. 2. Submit enrolment form and required documentation. International applicants must upload specific documents such as passports, visas, birth certificate, previous school report, and recent photos as detailed in the Admissions Policy. 3. Complete the assessment test. Applicants take a written test, which supports placement planning and provides feedback for parents. 4. Attend interviews. A prospective student interview is conducted by the Admissions Office, and parents or guardians may be invited for a follow-up interview with school leadership before final acceptance.
Scholarships	Scholarships Kajonkiet International School Phuket offers scholarships to students in Years 7–13, covering Key Stage 3, IGCSE, and A-Level programmes. Scholarships are awarded to students demonstrating exceptional talent and commitment in academics, art, drama, dance, and music, or sports. Awards may include a bursary and are available both to internal and external candidates. Students are assessed through one of three scholarship assessment windows held annually, one per term. Year 6 students currently enrolled at KIS are specifically invited to apply in Term 3. In addition to fee support, scholarship recipients engage in enrichment opportunities such as scholar days, community service, and leadership training, which form part of the school’s extended academic calendar.	Scholarships Lighthouse International School Phuket does not publicly advertise scholarship policies or funding programmes on its official site.
Waitlist	Waitlist The school does not publicly disclose information about operating a waitlist system.	Waitlist The school does not publicly disclose any waitlist, enrolment pool, or holding list for admissions.
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