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International Schools in Rayong, Thailand

Compare 3 international schools in Rayong, Thailand. Filter by curriculum, fees (average THB 359,000), location, and more to find the right international school now.

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Schools listed
3
Curricula
8
Average annual fee
THB 359,000
Fee range
THB 79,000 – 842,000
More school facts
Most common curriculum
IB (DP) (2 schools)
Average school size
643 pupils
Largest by enrolment
Royal English Programme School
Oldest
Garden International School - Rayong (1994)
With boarding
2
About international schools in Rayong, Thailand

Rayong’s international schools are shaped by the province’s role on Thailand’s Eastern Seaboard: they serve a mix of families tied to the Map Ta Phut/Laem Chabang industrial corridor, U-Tapao airport and nearby Pattaya, and so you will find campuses that combine British-style IGCSE and IB pathways with bilingual “English Program” and Singapore-influenced options. English is the primary language of instruction at international campuses, while Thai language study is commonly required for Thai nationals and many schools offer additional languages such as Mandarin, Spanish or French. Annual fees vary widely by school and year group - from lower-cost bilingual/EP providers in the tens of thousands of baht to established international groups and premium campuses where yearly tuition can run into the high hundreds of thousands of baht. Most schools accept applications throughout the year but fill popular year groups early, so relocating families should expect an admissions process that includes paperwork, an assessment or interview, and one-off enrolment or deposit charges; school buses and employer support for fees are common practical considerations for commuters in the EEC corridor.

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Which curricula are commonly offered by international schools in Rayong?
You will encounter a mix of curricula: many schools follow a British framework leading to Cambridge IGCSEs and either an IB Diploma or A-level pathway for the senior years, other campuses run bilingual Thai/English “English Program” tracks that blend the Thai Ministry of Education programme with international materials, and a few providers use Singapore or hybrid models. Check each school’s published curriculum pages because upper-secondary pathways (IB, A-levels, IBDP) determine university recognition and subject options.
How much should I budget for school fees in Rayong?
Fees vary a lot by type of school and by year group: bilingual or Thai-English ‘EP’ schools commonly publish annual tuition in the lower tens to low hundreds of thousands of baht, while international campuses with IGCSE and IB programmes typically publish mid-hundreds of thousands per year; a small number of larger group campuses show fees rising toward the high hundreds of thousands in older year groups. Always budget additionally for application/assessment charges, an enrolment fee or deposit, school bus costs and educational resources or exam fees, which many schools list separately in their published fee schedules.
When should we apply and what does the admissions process look like?
Most Rayong schools accept applications year-round, but the main intake and subject option choices for older pupils are aligned with the academic year and popular year groups fill early; schools therefore advise applying several months ahead for guaranteed places. Expect an online application, document checks (passports, previous school reports, vaccination records), an assessment or trial day, and payment of non-refundable application/enrolment fees once a place is offered.
What is the language of instruction and how are Thai language needs handled?
English is the medium of instruction at international campuses, but Thai language study is normally part of the timetable and compulsory for Thai nationals in line with Ministry regulations; many schools also run English-support (EAL/ELS) and preserve mother-tongue or expatriate Thai classes where demand exists. If your child needs extra language support, check the school’s published EAL arrangements and any additional fees or timetabled pull-out sessions before you apply.
What should relocating parents look for when comparing Rayong schools?
Look first at the curriculum offered for the ages you need, verified accreditation or examination centre status, published fees and what they include (meals, transport, exam charges), and the school’s approach to EAL and special educational needs support. Also check term dates, catchment or bus routes given Rayong’s commuter patterns, and whether the school provides university-counselling or recognised senior-secondary pathways if you expect the student to apply to universities abroad.

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