Compare International Schools in Taunggyi, Myanmar

Brainworks Taunggyi International School

Instructs in English, Burmese

Ages 2 - 19 years

Type Co-educational

Taunggyi International School is a Brainworks-Total Group of Schools affiliate in Shan State, Myanmar. It offers Preschool, Primary, Secondary, and IGCSE-level 21st Century education on a single campus located at 24/12 Kan Baw Za Street (Wun Gyi Street), in the Yae Aye Quin Quarter of Taunggyi. Founded in 2009, the campus is described as being in the heart of Shan State, surrounded by the Shan Hills and about 50 kilometres from Inle Lake. The school follows a British-based curriculum and holds accreditation as both an IB World School and a Cambridge International School, indicating pathways including IGCSE and the IB Diploma Programme. Typical class sizes are around 1 teacher to 10 students. Admissions are age-based with placement testing for preschool (2–6), primary (6–13), and secondary (12–19). Boarding is planned as an opportunity, with a transport option listed among payable facilities. Languages taught as subjects include Chinese, English, German, and Burmese. Extracurricular offerings include TEDxYouth events and leadership camps, with scouts activities mentioned by students. In summary, the school presents a multi-stage, international program in a rural-city setting with strong emphasis on outdoor learning and global credentials.

Location

Taunggyi International School is located at 24/12 Kan Baw Za Street, (Wun Gyi Street), Yae Aye Quin Quarter, Taunggyi, Shan State, Myanmar. The campus sits in the heart of Shan State, surrounded by the Shan Hills, about 50 kilometres from Inle Lake. It is in Taunggyi city with local road and urban transport access.

Stages

Preschool, Primary, Secondary, and IGCSE level education.

Type

Co-educational; offers boarding facilities for some year groups.

Additional learning support

Public information does not list dedicated SEN provisions; the school emphasises holistic development including social, emotional, interpersonal and spiritual growth.

Country affiliation

Myanmar.

Religious affiliation

No formal religious affiliation; the school emphasizes spiritual growth within a broad, non-denominational framework.

School day structure

Student start/end times are not published publicly. A staff policy indicates teachers sign in before 8:30 a.m. and sign out at 4:00 p.m., suggesting a school day roughly within those hours.

Bus service

No public information about a school bus service is listed.

Application / Registration Fees

- A registration (application) fee is required at the time of enrolment.

Tuition fees (by year group / term)

- Tuition is charged by year group and structured on a term/annual basis. The school publishes a detailed tuition schedule in its prospectus. Specific numeric tuition amounts per year group and per term are provided in the school's prospectus.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Billing options: Parents may pay tuition either annually, mid‑term, or at the start of each term. The school operates a multi‑term billing cycle and allows annual, mid‑term or term‑start payments.
- Admission is confirmed only after the registration fee, annual fees and the caution deposit have been paid. School fees become due if the academic term has already started at the time of admission.
- Compulsory term‑wise fees are the Academic School Fee, which includes activities, clubs, Olympiads, festivals and events. Optional services (for example nutrition and transport) are billed separately and may be charged monthly.

Boarding fees (where applicable)

- Taunggyi International School offers boarding opportunities; boarding is provided as part of the school's program offerings. Specific boarding fee levels are set out in the school's admissions materials/prospectus.

Other costs and mandatory incidental fees

- Caution deposit: A refundable caution deposit is required at admission; this deposit is refundable under the terms described in the school's fee policy.
- Annual fees / development levies: The school separates certain annual or entry fees (registration/annual fees and other levies). Registration and annual fees are not refundable or transferable.
- Books and uniform fees: Books and uniform fees must be paid in full before collection of books and uniforms.
- Optional services and extras: Nutrition (school meals), transport (school bus), after‑school activities, extracurriculars and special support services are charged in addition to core tuition; optional monthly fees for these services are payable according to whether the service is used. Nutrition and transport fees are non‑refundable once any service days have been used.

Refund information

- Registration and annual fees: non‑refundable and non‑transferable under any circumstances.
- Caution deposit: refundable when the child permanently leaves the school, subject to the school's conditions and provided all other fees are cleared. If a student has paid all components but does not join and has not attended any day of school, only the caution deposit is refundable; if the student has attended even one day, no component other than the caution deposit will be refunded.
- Optional services (nutrition, transport): non‑refundable if any portion of the service has been used; can be adjusted against other fees only if the services were not availed at all.
- Fees once paid for a particular academic year cannot be transferred or adjusted to another academic year.

Fee payment options and administration

- All fee payments are handled by the school's Accounts Office / administration. Parents seeking clarification or to arrange payment are advised to contact the school's accounts or front office. Contact channels published for the school include the school telephone numbers and the school administrative email addresses.
- The school accepts payments according to the Accounts Office procedures; specific accepted payment methods (for example, bank transfer, credit/debit card, or cash) are set out by the school's accounts team and in the prospectus/administrative materials.

Boarding Arrangements

Boarding is offered as an opportunity at Taunggyi International School. The About Us page states boarding and educational immersion are part of the school's offering, and the prospectus references boarding opportunities. The IB World School listing notes that boarding facilities exist (Mixed).

Uniform Requirement

Taunggyi International School operates a formal uniform policy. Hair must be natural in color and neatly maintained; tattoos or piercings are not allowed; shoes must be worn properly; stockings, if worn, should be black or dark blue. There is a monthly 'no-uniform' day, PE attire is for PE classes, and the uniform is compulsory for online classes.

Governance and Ownership

Taunggyi International School is an independent school affiliated with the Brainworks-Total Group of Schools. It is part of Brainworks-Total's Myanmar network of campuses, and it carries IB World School accreditation.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Taunggyi International School describes its approach as holistic and experiential, focusing on social, emotional, interpersonal, and spiritual growth. Safe, engaging and fun learning experiences are provided to help children develop their social, emotional, spiritual, physical, cultural and academic skills. Instructors attend ongoing training with top teacher trainers and life coaches to support staff development in wellbeing and student support. The school anchors learning in the development of social skills built on a strong ethical and moral foundation, balancing intellectual rigor with attention to emotional needs. It promotes community engagement and 21st-century standards to foster wellbeing and responsible citizenship.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

Special Educational Needs at Taunggyi International School are defined as disabilities that affect learning, with a broad spectrum and examples such as Dyslexia and Autism. The school has adopted a Special Needs Education Policy to ensure a safe and secure environment for all learners, advocating for early interventions to improve developmental outcomes. Admissions for children with special needs may be considered after careful internal assessment, and the school's ability to educate the child in the mainstream will determine intake; full disclosure of history or condition is required. In some cases, safety concerns may lead to parental consultation and reassessment before readmission, with decisions based on the best interests of the child. The Head of Academics reviews SEN applicants individually, and a shadow teacher may be appointed if needed; learning support may be provided through a Learning Support Program and may involve an In-class Support Plan or an Individual Education Plan (IEP).

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

English is the language of instruction at Taunggyi International School, and proficiency in English is a prerequisite for learners. The Language Policy confirms that English serves as the language of instruction and communication for the school community, with a multilingual context that includes Myanmar, Chinese and German. Students identified as needing additional English support are provided with appropriate English language acquisition (EAL) classes and are assessed regularly to monitor progress. A team comprising an EAL teacher, a homeroom teacher, and a Leadership Team member collaborates with other teachers to determine placement and monitor progress, with follow-up carried out by the EAL teacher. Support for language learning may be formalized through an In-class Support Plan or an IEP, and the school uses a structured language-learning pathway to support multilingual development.

Mental Wellbeing

The school emphasizes holistic development, including social, emotional, spiritual, physical and academic growth, aiming to support students' mental wellbeing alongside academics. Staff receive ongoing training from life coaches and other experts to support wellbeing and student development. The Language Policy notes emotional stability as a target, reinforcing wellbeing within a multilingual, culturally diverse setting. The educational philosophy centers on developing social skills and addressing students' emotional needs as part of a balanced education. Outdoor learning and physical engagement are integral to the program, contributing to overall wellbeing.

Safeguarding

The Safeguarding Policy establishes structured procedures for cases of suspected harm and ensures staff understand and fulfill child-protection responsibilities to promote safe practices. It promotes an open culture where staff and students can voice safety concerns and confirms the school's commitment to child protection. All staff have responsibility for implementing the policy, with concerns reported to the relevant Heads of Department and Counselor-level officers, and confidential handling of safeguarding matters. Records are kept separately and safeguarded under data-protection rules, with safeguarding education included in school activities and safety planning for trips and digital use. The policy notes ongoing staff background checks for recruitment and gate-entry procedures for visitors, and it is updated annually to reflect current practice.

Admissions

1. Placement Testing. All prospective students must sit for English, Mathematics, and Science placement exams for all levels. English oral fluency (Listening/Speaking) is considered critical for admission. A prospective student scoring 70% or above on each examination is deemed prepared for admission; a score of 60% may require additional testing. Additional testing in Myanmar language may be required, and admission to Chinese and German classes may require language testing, though this does not affect admission. Direct admission to Primary-6 and Secondary-2 is not typically granted, except under exceptional circumstances, as those levels align with Cambridge Checkpoint preparations. Placement test dates are typically scheduled in the third week of May for new students and the last week of May for jumpers.

2. Age Requirements. Age guidelines are driven by the target age for graduation at IGCSE levels (16 years old) and A-Levels (18 years old). Candidates who will be more than 21 years old at the completion of A-Levels examinations will not be accepted. Developmental age norms are preferred, but target maximum age limits are considered as guidelines for admission. The school provides specific age ranges and birthdate observations for the 2019-20 academic year.

3. Preschool Students. Preschool procedures differ from primary/secondary entry. Students who have attended 2 years of Taunggyi International School Preschool and are enrolled in the Primary Preparatory Program are expected to continue into Primary 1 with the approval/recommendation of the Head of School or Head of Academics. Students who have attended 1 year of Preschool are expected to take either a kindergarten graduation examination or a placement test before admittance to the primary level.

4. Registration and Enrollment Procedure. Prospective families should visit the front office to understand how the school systems work, then complete the application form and attach required documents, including the child's birth certificate, passport/National Registration Identity Card, visa page (for international students), proof of educational history (and a recommendation from the previous school for Primary and Secondary admissions), and a medical declaration form. If the student is eligible to enroll, families complete the enrollment process by filling out an additional form with details such as Student Name, Age, Health Condition, Parents' Names, NRC/Passport Number, Contact Phone, Address (Residence Evidence), and consent to school rules. The Behavior Code Acknowledgment Form is signed and kept in the student's file to finalize enrollment.

5. Additional notes. The school emphasizes that placement testing, age eligibility, and the enrollment process structure entry into the appropriate program tracks (Play Way, Primary, Secondary, or English-focused programs). Prospective families should plan for May/June testing cycles and be prepared for potential wait times associated with placement decisions. Boarding opportunities are planned as part of the school's long-term offerings.

Waitlist

There is no published waitlist or pool system described in the school's admissions materials. Admissions are described as based on placement testing (English, Math, Science, and language considerations) with May/June testing windows and potential late admissions in exceptional circumstances. A formal waitlist or applicant pool policy is not disclosed on the site.

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ILBC International School Taunggyi

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Fees MMK 474,000 - 1,075,000

Type Co-educational

Location

The ILBC Taunggyi branches are in Taunggyi, the capital of Shan State in eastern Myanmar. ILBC International School – Taunggyi is listed at No.123 Phayar Thone Sul Kyaung Street, Thumingalar Housing, Thingangyun. ILBC IGCSE is at No.27, Corner of Yangyi Aung Street and Kanbawza Street, Yayayekwin Quarter. ILBC Preschool is at No. (Ma/255), Shu Hmyaw Khinn Road, Taunggyi. Taunggyi is the regional hub in Shan State.

Stages

The Taunggyi branches offer Preschool, Kindergarten, Primary, and Secondary programs. The IGCSE campus provides Cambridge IGCSE as part of the secondary pathway.

Type

The Taunggyi branches operate as private international schools. They are presented as day programs with no boarding facilities listed for these Taunggyi campuses.

Additional learning support

Public information does not publish a dedicated SEN policy for the Taunggyi branches. The site mentions English Proficiency Course (EPC) and Technology Integrated Learning (TIL) among its programs, but specific Additional Learning Needs provisions are not described.

Country affiliation

The branches operate in Myanmar. The site also describes a U.S. Dual Diploma Program, indicating some cross-border educational offerings, but there is no formal country affiliation stated for the Taunggyi branches.

Religious affiliation

No religious affiliation is indicated for the Taunggyi ILBC branches.

School day structure

The academic year runs from June to March, with two semesters (June–October and November–March). School hours may differ by campus, and a single timetable is not published.

Bus service

A school bus service is not listed for the Taunggyi branches on the ILBC site.

Application & Registration Fees

- Placement test fee: MMK 50,000.
- Admission fee (new student): MMK 500,000.
- Admission fee (returning/old student): MMK 100,000.
- Separate short-term/programme registration fees (where charged) for continuing vs new students are applied in some ILBC programmes (example: continuing students MMK 40,000; new students MMK 50,000). Confirm with local campus accounts for which registration component applies to your enrolment.

Tuition (Taunggyi — ILBC Lashio / Taunggyi / Myeik group) — TIL (Technology Integrated Learning) Monthly Tuition

Tuition is presented and billed as a monthly school fee. The published monthly amounts for the 2025–2026 academic year for Taunggyi (grouped with Lashio and Myeik) are:

- Kindergarten (On-campus): MMK 939,000 per month.
- Kindergarten (Online): MMK 474,000 per month.

- Primary I (On-campus): MMK 967,000 per month.
- Primary I (Online): MMK 502,000 per month.

- Primary II (On-campus): MMK 967,000 per month.
- Primary II (Online): MMK 502,000 per month.

- Primary III (On-campus): MMK 967,000 per month.
- Primary III (Online): MMK 502,000 per month.

- Primary IV (On-campus): MMK 992,000 per month.
- Primary IV (Online): MMK 527,000 per month.

- Primary V (On-campus): MMK 992,000 per month.
- Primary V (Online): MMK 527,000 per month.

- Primary VI (On-campus): MMK 992,000 per month.
- Primary VI (Online): MMK 527,000 per month.

- Secondary I (On-campus): MMK 1,015,000 per month.
- Secondary I (Online): MMK 550,000 per month.

- Secondary II (On-campus): MMK 1,015,000 per month.
- Secondary II (Online): MMK 550,000 per month.

- Secondary III (On-campus): MMK 1,015,000 per month.
- Secondary III (Online): MMK 550,000 per month.

- Secondary IV (On-campus): MMK 1,035,000 per month.
- Secondary IV (Online): MMK 570,000 per month.

- Secondary V (On-campus): MMK 1,055,000 per month.
- Secondary V (Online): MMK 590,000 per month.

- Secondary VI (On-campus): MMK 1,075,000 per month.
- Secondary VI (Online): MMK 610,000 per month.

(These amounts are published as "ILBC TIL Monthly School Fees" for the 2025–2026 academic year.)

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Tuition for TIL is billed on a monthly basis (the figures above are monthly school fees). Parents must supply the student ID with every payment to ensure correct reconciliation.
- Payment reconciliation relies on correct data entry (Student ID, grade/campus, student name and contact) when using bank or mobile payment apps; specific instructions are provided for each app. Accepted collection channels include AYA Bank (mBanking), KBZ (KBZ Pay / mBanking), WaveMoney, CB Bank (CB Pay), CitizenPay, Yoma Bank, and A+ Wallet. Follow the required data-field format when submitting a payment to ensure it is matched to the student account.
- Cashier / Accounts contacts are available for payment enquiries; business office hours and contact details are published for accounts/cashier. Parents should reference the school's payment guidance when making transfers to avoid reconciliation delays.

Boarding fees / boarding availability

- ILBC Taunggyi is listed as a day school campus (campus addresses and contacts for Taunggyi are given); no boarding or hostel fees are published for the Taunggyi branches. There are no published boarding fee schedules for Taunggyi. If boarding is required, inquire directly with the Taunggyi campus accounts/administration for local arrangements.

Other costs and typical additional fees

- Textbooks and exercise books are required for both on-campus and off-campus learning. For off-campus (online) learning, students are expected to use their own laptops/computers; for on-campus learning the school provides computers for younger grades but a laptop requirement applies for off-campus components. These material and equipment needs are additional to the monthly tuition.
- Examination entry costs, external exam board fees (IGCSE / A level / any third-party assessment) and any specific subject-related supplementary fees are standard components at international exam schools; such fees are not detailed in the general TIL monthly schedule and are handled separately by the school when exam registration occurs—parents should expect exam registration/entry charges at the time of subject entry.
- Occasional one-off fees (for extra-curricular activities, summer programmes, short courses or special programmes) are published per programme; those programme fees (for example, short-course registrations or EPC/TBL programme fees) vary by programme and session. Example programme registration fees and one-off course fees have been used for short courses in local announcements.

Refund information

- No single public, detailed refund schedule for all fee components is published in the general fee tables. For registration/admission or other fee refund queries the school directs parents to the Accounts/Cashier office and to the campus management team for city-specific refund or withdrawal handling; parents should use the published cashier contact points for formal refund requests. Specific refund outcomes and whether a fee component is refundable (for example whether registration, placement or admission fees are refundable) are handled by the school's accounts administration.

Payment methods accepted

- Accepted payment channels include: AYA Bank (mBanking), KBZ Pay / KBZ mBanking, WaveMoney, CB Pay, CitizensPay, Yoma Bank transfers and A+ Wallet. Each payment channel requires particular data-field formatting; parents must include Student ID and other identifying fields as required by the payment app to ensure correct reconciliation. Cashier and accounts contact details are published for any payment queries.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The ILBC Taunggyi branches do not publicly disclose any dedicated Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) program or staff.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

Public ILBC materials for Taunggyi do not disclose any Special Educational Needs (SEN) provision or whether it is a specialist SEN institution.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

There is no publicly disclosed EAL provision; ILBC materials do not specify English as an Additional Language support.

Mental Wellbeing

No publicly disclosed mental wellbeing program or staff is described in ILBC Taunggyi materials.

Safeguarding

No safeguarding policy or child protection procedures are described in ILBC Taunggyi materials.

Admissions

1. Admissions Process
The ILBC International School system emphasizes clear expectations and careful placement. Prospective students and parents should become familiar with the school program, facilities, and student expectations, as ILBC maintains high academic standards and promotes Myanmar cultural appreciation and personal development. Admission is based on a review of records, past performance, age, maturity, class numbers, and acceptable performance on the school's screening assessments. This means that where a class has limited numbers, placement decisions are influenced by both prior records and how a student performs in screening tasks.

2. Documents Needed for Admission
Families must prepare a set of documents to accompany the online application. Required items include a completed online admission form, school records (report cards, transcripts, certificates, test scores), a copy of the passport for international students, and proof that all required fees have been paid (billing form completed). Having these documents ready helps the school verify prior academic history and eligibility quickly.

3. Online Application and Fees
Parents should submit the online admission form and attach available school records and standardized test results when possible. The school reserves the right to request copies of student records before enrollment. Health records must be provided, and immunizations should align with school policy; the medical team will assess the student's suitability for ILBC. In addition to application steps, certain fees apply early in the process: a placement test fee and admission fees for new or returning students.

4. Screening, Health, and Placement
All applicants take a screening assessment to determine the best placement within the school. The screening includes a writing sample, a math test, and an informal interview to assess reading, speaking, and listening skills. Parents and students should read the Student Manual and the School Rules & Regulations to understand expectations and policies before joining. Health records and immunization status are reviewed as part of the intake process, and the school medical team evaluates suitability for admission.

5. Readings and Final Steps
As part of the admissions finish-line, both parents and students are expected to read and be well acquainted with the student manual and school rules and regulations contained in the admission materials. This ensures that families understand policies on behavior, attendance, assessments, and overall school expectations. Once the screening and health checks are complete and all documents are reviewed, the school will communicate next steps

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KINGS International School - Taunggyi Campus

Instructs in English, Mandarin, Burmese

Ages 3 - 14 years

Type Co-educational, Online/Hybrid

KINGS International School – Taunggyi Campus provides classes from Nursery through Year 8 in a supportive, trilingual setting. The campus follows a British-based curriculum, preparing students for Pearson Edexcel and Cambridge examinations. Primary instruction is delivered in English, supported by dedicated language classes in Myanmar and Mandarin Chinese. Students also have the option to sit for HSK Chinese language proficiency exams. Located in Yay Aye Ward, the campus features a spacious grassy playground that allows children to play safely outdoors in the fresh air. Inside the classroom, the school emphasizes practical learning through simple engineering projects, art, music, and dance. A distinctive feature of the KINGS curriculum is its active integration of robotics and STEM activities from an early age, ensuring students develop technical and critical thinking skills. Teachers work closely with parents to nurture curiosity, good manners, and active listening skills in every child.

Location

Taunggyi Campus is located in Taunggyi, Shan State, Myanmar, on HawSandar Road in Yay Aye Wards.

Stages

Nursery to Year 8.

Type

The Taunggyi Campus operates as a day school; boarding facilities are not listed for this campus.

Additional learning support

There is no explicit SEN provision listed for the Taunggyi campus in public materials.

Country affiliation

Myanmar; Cambridge-accredited international school operating under KINGS Education Group in Myanmar.

Religious affiliation

No religious affiliation is indicated; KINGS states it respects all faiths and does not propagate any one religion.

School day structure

Start and end times are not published for the Taunggyi campus; admissions can confirm the precise schedule.

Bus service

A school transport (bus) service is offered by KINGS International School; Taunggyi-specific transport routes and pickup points are provided through admissions. Details on arrangements can be obtained by contacting admissions.

Application / Registration fees
- No published, itemised application or registration fee amounts are listed for the Taunggyi campus. Parents are required to complete an application/enrolment form and to pay a one-time registration fee as part of the enrolment process; the exact amount is set by the school and must be requested from admissions.

Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)
- No public fee schedule showing per-term or per-year tuition rates for Nursery to Year 8 at the Taunggyi campus is available. Specific tuition amounts for each year group and per-term figures are not published and must be provided directly by the school on request.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition may be paid either on a termly basis or annually; invoices are issued and payment must be made by the invoice due date. Late payments are subject to additional late fees which must be settled together with the outstanding payment within two weeks of notification. The school may withhold attendance, reports or references while fees remain unpaid.

Boarding fees
- No boarding provision or boarding fees are listed for the Taunggyi campus. The campus operates classes from Nursery to Year 8 with no public indication of boarding facilities.

Other costs and typical additional charges
- Uniforms: Students must wear the prescribed school uniform. Uniform items (including PE kit) are available from school Reception; specific uniform prices are not published.
- Transport, meals, exam or activity charges: no published, itemised prices for transport, lunch, examination fees or extra-curricular activity charges for the Taunggyi campus were found; parents should confirm these potential additional costs with admissions.

Refund information
- Enrollment and refund rules: a student is considered enrolled once the application form is completed and required fees (one-time registration fee and termly tuition fees) are paid. All fees paid upfront are generally non-refundable except in limited circumstances:
- If withdrawal occurs within the first three weeks after enrolment, 75% of tuition fees will be refunded; the registration fee is not refundable.
- If withdrawal occurs after the academic year has started, no fees will be refunded.
- Once the academic year has started, tuition and registration fees are not refundable or transferable.
- These refund and enrolment rules also state that termly or annual payments must follow the invoice due dates and that late fees apply for late settlement.

Fee payment options
- Invoices are issued by the school and payments are required by the invoice due date. Specific payment methods (for example: bank transfer, local currency cash, international transfer, credit card) are not published for the Taunggyi campus; parents should confirm accepted payment methods directly with admissions or via the school's billing office.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The Taunggyi Campus describes a warm, caring learning environment where students grow academically, emotionally and socially. It states the aim to nurture creativity, curiosity and kindness and to help students become confident, respectful, responsible, and compassionate. There is no explicit mention of a formal SEL program, dedicated staff for SEL, or named SEL initiatives on publicly accessible pages. The school emphasizes teamwork among teachers and close relationships with parents as part of its supportive atmosphere. The information is derived from the Taunggyi Campus page.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The Taunggyi Campus page does not publicly disclose information about SEN provision, the kinds of needs supported, or whether it is a specialist SEN institution. There are no references to SEN staff, learning support services, or inclusive education policies on the published Taunggyi page. The school describes a warm, caring environment for students from Nursery to Year 8, but no specific SEN details are provided. Therefore, there is no verifiable public information about SEN support at Taunggyi. The information is from the Taunggyi Campus page.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

There is no publicly disclosed information about EAL provision on the Taunggyi page. No details about language support programs, staff, or targeted EAL initiatives are listed. The campus states it serves Nursery to Year 8 and highlights social/emotional growth, but does not specify EAL services. Therefore, EAL support details are not publicly disclosed. The information is from the Taunggyi Campus page.

Mental Wellbeing

The Taunggyi Campus indicates a warm, caring environment that supports emotional and social growth. There is no explicit mention of mental wellbeing programs, mental health staff, or specific wellbeing initiatives on the published pages. No further mental health supports are publicly disclosed. Therefore, mental wellbeing provisions cannot be verified from publicly available information. The information is from the Taunggyi Campus page.

Safeguarding

There is no publicly disclosed information about safeguarding policies or child protection measures on the Taunggyi page. Consequently, it is not possible to verify safeguarding provisions from publicly accessible material. No references to safeguarding training for staff, to designated safeguarding leads, or to reporting procedures are listed. The Taunggyi page focuses on a warm, caring environment and overall wellbeing but does not provide safeguarding specifics. Therefore, safeguarding provisions cannot be confirmed from publicly available information.

Admissions

Step 1: Initiate contact by submitting the Taunggyi campus inquiry form. The form is titled KINGS International School Inquiry Form and appears on the admissions inquiry page, and it is used to express interest in admission. Submitting the form creates a record that the admissions team can access for the next steps.

Step 2: The inquiry form requires basic information about the family and the student. You will provide the following fields: parent name, phone number, email, and address; student name; date of birth; age; gender; current school; last completed academic level; and selecting Taunggyi as the campus. This collection of details starts the application process and helps the school route your inquiry to the correct campus.

Step 3: Contact and hours for Taunggyi. The admissions office is open Monday to Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., providing times to arrange a visit or ask questions.

Step 4: Next steps and guidance. After submitting the inquiry, the admissions team will provide the next steps and any additional information or documents required to move the process forward. You can also request to arrange a campus visit through the admissions team.

Step 5: Fees and enrollment details. Fee information for the Taunggyi campus is not published here; contact admissions to obtain current fee details and enrollment steps.

Scholarships

There is no published information about scholarships for the Taunggyi campus. No Taunggyi specific scholarship details are provided on the campus page. For any scholarship opportunities or eligibility questions, contact the Taunggyi admissions team.

Waitlist

There is no published information about a waitlist or pool system for the Taunggyi campus. The Taunggyi page does not describe any waitlist policy. Families seeking waitlist or enrollment timing details should contact the Taunggyi admissions team directly.

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