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SEN International Schools in Saraburi, Thailand

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About international schools in Saraburi, Thailand

International schools in Saraburi form a small, provincial group serving the Kaeng Khoi, Muak Lek and Mueang Saraburi areas rather than a large urban market, so options are fewer than in Bangkok and are clustered around a handful of campuses. Curricula on offer are mainly American-style (including schools that follow California standards) alongside Montessori provision, with English as the medium of instruction and Thai taught as a required additional language. Annual tuition in these schools is frequently lower than the Bangkok market, with published local fee bands often in the low hundreds of thousands of baht a year; families should expect lower headline fees but to budget separately for registration, development and transport costs. Admissions follow each school’s academic calendar (many American-system schools use an August - June year), and relocating families are advised to contact schools 3 - 6 months before a planned start date to allow for assessment, paperwork and any language support planning.

Compare 2 SEN / Special Education international schools in Saraburi, Thailand. Filter by curriculum, fees (average THB 129,400), location, and more to find the right international school now.

At a glance 2 schools · avg fee THB 129,400
Schools listed
2
Curricula
2
Average annual fee
THB 129,400
Fee range
THB 70,000 – 234,600
Most common curriculum
American Curriculum (1 schools)
Average school size
350 pupils
Largest by enrolment
Saint John Mary International School
Oldest
Saint John Mary International School (2004)
With boarding
1
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FAQs for Thailand

What kinds of curricula and programmes will I find in Saraburi’s international schools?
Most international schools in Saraburi advertise American-style programmes (some explicitly aligned to California standards) and Montessori approaches at early years; curricula and subject choices vary by campus, and some schools offer AP or US-style assessment pathways in upper grades. Families should check each school’s published curriculum documents and external accreditations to confirm academic structure and recognised qualifications.
How much do international schools in Saraburi typically charge?
Published fee bands for Saraburi schools are generally well below the Bangkok premium: local listings show annual tuition in the low hundreds of thousands of baht at several Saraburi campuses, though ranges differ by grade and whether boarding or transport are included. Nationally the international-school market is wide and prices vary greatly, so compare the school’s full fee schedule (tuition, one-off registration or development charges, and bus or boarding fees) rather than headline tuition alone.
What ages and languages of instruction should I expect?
Saraburi international schools commonly serve from preschool or kindergarten through to Grade 12, covering early years, primary and secondary stages in a single campus at many sites. Instruction is primarily in English while Thai language classes are provided to meet national requirements and support local integration; some schools also offer a third language such as Chinese.
When do schools admit new students and what documents are usually required?
Intake patterns follow each school’s academic calendar, with the main intake at the start of the academic year (many American-system schools begin in August) and occasional mid-year places where capacity allows. Typical admissions steps include an application form and fee, an entrance assessment or interview, copies of previous school reports, proof of identity and immunisation records, and payment of any registration or development deposit - exact requirements and deadlines are set by each school.
What should relocating families check when comparing Saraburi schools?
Look for clear information on curriculum and qualifications, external accreditation and quality assurance, the school’s English-language and additional-needs support, transport or boarding options suited to your location, and the full fee breakdown including one-off charges. Given the provincial setting, also check campus facilities and daily travel times from your home, and ask how the school supports transition into the host country and into future schools if you anticipate further moves.

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