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British-curriculum international schools in Phuket generally follow the English National Curriculum in primary and lower secondary, with Cambridge IGCSEs at 14 - 16 and either A-levels or other pathways such as the IB Diploma or vocational options in sixth form. Instruction is English-medium but schools routinely teach Thai and offer modern languages (Mandarin, French, Spanish and others) alongside English-support or EAL programmes for non-native speakers. Fees vary a lot by campus, age and boarding provision; parents can expect many British/IGCSE schools in Phuket to charge in the region of a few hundred thousand baht per year, with senior years and boarding attracting the higher end and additional costs for transport, meals, uniforms and examination fees. The main intake follows the northern-hemisphere school year, so families planning an August start usually begin applications many months in advance, although mid-year transfers are common where places are available.
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