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Ascot International School

IB PYP, IB MYP, IB Diploma Programme, IB Career-related Programme, British-influenced international curriculum

Ascot International School is an IB World School in Ramkhamhaeng / Saphan Sung offering the full IB continuum (PYP, MYP, DP, CP) with early years provision starting from 18 months. The school has a community-focused identity and a pathway through Year 13. Parents should factor in extra costs such as EAL, meal fees, resources, and residentials where applicable.

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Last updated 2026-05-21

Overview

  • Age range: 1–18
  • Grades: Pre-Nursery / Early Years (from 18 months) to Year 13
  • Fees: ฿274k – ฿595k
  • Application fee: THB 4,000
  • Capital / enrolment fee: Enrolment fee THB 100,000 per child or THB 180,000 per family; refundable general deposit THB 5,000–10,000 by year level
  • Class size: Not publicly listed
  • Admissions difficulty: Selective
  • Availability: Contact admissions

Language & learning support

EAL / English support: Formal EAL support. Intermediate and intensive options available with annual fees listed for primary and secondary.

SEN / learning support: Inclusive learning practices referenced; detailed SEN thresholds should be confirmed with admissions.

Languages offered: English, Thai (verify additional languages with admissions)

Facilities

IB World School campusEarly Years facilitiesPrimary Years facilitiesSecondary facilitiesAscot Football AcademySports academyResidential tripsCampsWellbeing support

Admissions

Application deadline: Not publicly listed

Open day: Book school tour available through official website

Best fit for

  • Families wanting an IB continuum school in eastern Bangkok
  • Families wanting a community feel and DP or CP pathways

Possible concerns

  • Additional fees (EAL, meals, resources, residentials, exams) can raise total annual cost
  • Commute from central Bangkok should be checked

Questions parents should ask

  • Is my child likely to need EAL support and what would it cost?
  • What inclusive learning or SEN support can the school provide?
  • What are the differences between the DP and CP pathways?
  • What additional annual fees should parents budget for meals, resources, residentials, and exams?
  • What is the current average class size?
  • What school bus routes are available?
  • Are there waiting lists for any year groups?
Disclaimer. School information is compiled from publicly available sources and is provided for guidance only. Fees, admissions availability, curriculum details, and support services may change. Parents should always verify details directly with each school before applying.