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SEN International Schools in Saraburi, Thailand

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About international schools in Saraburi, Thailand

Saraburi’s international schools form a small, localised sector rather than the large networks you find in Bangkok; they are often campus-linked or community-focused and tend to be smaller in enrolment and scope. English is the common medium of instruction, and providers in the province commonly follow American-style or other international programmes while also meeting Thai requirements for Thai language and cultural studies. Annual fees in Saraburi are generally lower than premium Bangkok schools, with many provincial international campuses charging in the lower hundreds of thousands of baht depending on age group and services. The academic year typically follows an August start with intakes in August (and some schools offering January entry), so relocating families should plan visits and applications several months before the August term begins and check transport, boarding and accreditation details locally.

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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How many international schools are there in Saraburi and who do they serve?
Saraburi hosts a small number of international and bilingual schools that primarily serve a mix of expatriate families, local Thai families seeking English-medium education and children of nearby university or industrial employees. These schools are typically smaller than metropolitan international schools and may offer day places, school transport and occasional boarding options.
What curricula and qualifications are commonly offered in Saraburi international schools?
Schools in Saraburi commonly offer American-style programmes (including Advanced Placement options at some campuses) or English-medium curricula adapted to local needs; full IB or British-curriculum options are less common in smaller provincial centres. All schools must also provide Thai language and social-studies content as required under Thailand’s education regulations, so expect a bilingual element in most programmes.
How much should I expect to pay for international schooling in Saraburi?
Tuition at Saraburi international campuses is generally lower than in Bangkok’s premium schools and often falls in the low hundreds of thousands of baht per year, varying by year group, whether boarding or transport are included, and one-time registration charges. For context, national averages for international-school tuition are substantially higher, so check each school’s published fee schedule and ask about extras such as meals, uniforms, testing and activity fees.
When should I start the application process if we are relocating?
Begin enquiries and submit applications at least three to six months before the August school year start, since many Saraburi schools confirm places with deposits and have limited class sizes; a January intake is available at a smaller number of schools. Early contact will also let you arrange any entrance assessments, document checks for visa or student status, and view transport or boarding arrangements.
What is the language of instruction and will my child learn Thai at an international school in Saraburi?
The primary language of instruction in Saraburi’s international schools is English, but Thai language and curriculum elements connected to Thai culture or social studies are mandatory under national regulation and are normally taught to all students. Expect bilingual lessons or dedicated Thai classes as part of the weekly timetable so students keep access to Thai-language study and local cultural knowledge.
What should relocating families look for when comparing schools in Saraburi?
Check that the school’s curriculum, assessment routes and accreditations match your child’s future plans (for example, AP, American diploma or pathways to Thai universities), and confirm teacher qualifications, class sizes, pastoral support, transport and any boarding provision. Also ask for a current fee schedule, published term dates, sample reports and recent inspection or accreditation records so you can compare value and continuity of education before committing.

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