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Please tell me what options are there for schools in Phuket, is it worth transferring a child? what to eat, how to figure out where to read If it's not difficult for you.
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The cost of training and additional. fees at the main schools operating in Phuket: The information could be somewhat outdated and the prices may be higher, it is better to double-check. Prices are per year. At the same time, 3.5 months of the year are holidays: 3 New Year's weeks, 2 months in the summer and a week between semesters. Most of the additional activities are for money. In a number of schools there is a shuttle service, school buses run, they are paid for each student separately. On average, in a class of up to 17-25 people, 3 parallel classes, in older 2-1 parallel classes (generalized). The majority of Russian-speaking expats in Phuket choose Kajonkiet International and Headstart for their children. — ISP (Cambridge international school) Kindergarden/Nursery 120 000 baht Year 1–6y — 140 000 baht Year 7-10y — 150 000 baht Annual fee: 10 000 baht Security deposit: 20 000 baht — Kajonkiet international (Cambridge international school) Kindergarden/Nursery 241 215 baht Year 1-2y — 290 370 baht Year 3-4y — 299 360 baht Year 5-6y — 310 450 baht Year 7-9y — 344 030 baht Year 10y — 362 780 baht Application fee: 6 000 baht Entrance fee: 60 000 baht . Then there are schools without the Cambridge program, which also have Russian-speaking children: — Lighthouse school (NOT Cambridge international school) Kindergarden/Nursery 131 600 baht Year 1-2y — 145 600 baht Year 3-6y — 152 600 baht Year 7-10y — 166 600 baht Yearly registration fee: 10 000 baht Yearly education fee: 10 000 baht Buds international school (NOT Cambridge international school) Kindergarden/Nursery 143 000 baht Year 1-6y — 150 500 baht School stops at year 6 Registration fee: 5000 baht Deposit: 20 000 baht.
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Then you come to schools and watch, communicate.
