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Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Preschool, Primary School, Middle School
Introduction
Kings International School Star City Campus is located in the Star City compound, Thanlyin, Yangon, Myanmar. It delivers the Cambridge Curriculum for Preschool, Primary and Lower Secondary, with a focus on rigour and holistic development and a trilingual program in English, Myanmar and Chinese. Cambridge Checkpoint tests are taken in Year 6 and Year 9, alongside placement, formative and summative assessments. Class sizes are 20–25 students, enabling individual attention. The campus features 19 modern classrooms, a science laboratory, a computing room, a music room and a new library, plus a preschool playground, parking and solar-powered facilities. Sports facilities include a multi-court and a vibrant calendar of Sports Day, field trips and ECAs. Enrichment includes Robotic STEM programmes, STEAM fairs and related competitions in Spelling Bee, Math, Computing, Myanmar and Chinese. Arts-supporting spaces and activities are provided through music and library resources, while trilingual education weaves language development into daily learning.
Kings International School - Star City Campus has 200 pupils, typical class sizes of 25, instruction in English, Burmese, Mandarin.
Location
Star City Campus is located in the Star City compound, Yangon, Myanmar. The campus has high security, minimal traffic and convenient access for families from Star City and Thanlyin. Many students walk, bike or ride scooters to school.
- No specific application, registration, placement-test or enrolment deposit amounts are published for Kings International School – Star City Campus.
Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)
- The school does not publish per-term or per-year tuition amounts for any year groups at the Star City Campus (Preschool, Primary, Lower Secondary) in publicly available materials. No numeric fee schedule for the 2026/27 academic year or the 2025/26 academic year is available for the Star City Campus.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- Invoices are payable within 21 working days from the invoice date unless an alternative timeframe is shown on the invoice. - A fixed late-payment interest of 10% of the outstanding sum may be applied for overdue invoices. - The school may suspend services for late payment and may engage debt-recovery procedures if payment remains outstanding more than 60 days after the due date; legal or collection costs may be charged to the payer.
Boarding fees (if applicable)
- No boarding provision or boarding fees are listed for the Star City Campus; the campus description and facilities make no reference to boarding accommodation or boarding charges. The Star City Campus is presented as a day campus.
Other costs and fees (uniforms, meals, transport, exams, activities, resources)
- Meals: the Star City Campus description states that students enjoy warm daily lunches, but no price or fee for lunches is published. - Uniforms, transport/shuttle fees, examination fees (Cambridge/IGCSE entry), school materials, extra-curricular activity charges, capital levies or security deposits are not published for the Star City Campus in the school's publicly available pages.
Refund information
- There is no published, campus-specific refund policy or detailed refund schedule for fee payments on the Star City Campus pages. The school's standard terms require notification of any claim within 8 days of delivery of goods or provision of services, but they do not set out a detailed refund/withdrawal schedule.
- The school's public pages for the Star City Campus do not list accepted payment methods (for example, bank transfer, credit card, cheque or online card payment) or specific instalment plans. The school operates an invoicing and fees management system but does not publish the accepted payment channels on the campus pages.
Summary of findings (brief)
- No numeric fee schedule (application fee, per-term or per-year tuition by year group, boarding charges, uniform/transport/exam prices) is publicly published for Kings International School – Star City Campus for the 2026/27 or 2025/26 academic years. The publicly available pages do provide billing terms (invoice due within 21 working days; 10% late-payment interest; 60-day escalation) and basic campus facts (campus programmes, daily lunches, contact details), but not specific fee amounts or payment-method instructions.
Admissions / billing contact provided by the school (for invoice or fee schedule requests)
- Admissions/billing contact: admissions@kis-mm.com and the phone numbers listed on campus pages.
Academics
Kings International School - Star City Campus teaches Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary).
Curriculum
Preschool, Primary and Lower Secondary education through the Cambridge Curriculum. Cambridge Curriculum is delivered with a focus on rigour and holistic development. Trilingual education (English, Myanmar, Chinese). Placement tests, formative and summative assessments, and Cambridge Checkpoint tests in Year 6 and Year 9. Small class sizes of 20–25 students. Holistic grading that values projects, attendance, punctuality and participation.
Student Teacher Ratio
Small class sizes of 20–25 students.
FAQs
Where is Kings International School - Star City Campus located, and what is the campus like?
Star City Campus is located in the Star City compound in Yangon, Myanmar. The campus has high security, minimal traffic, and convenient access for families, with many students walking or riding to school. Facilities include 19 modern classrooms, a multi-court, computing room, science lab, music room, a new library, and a preschool playground, and daily lunches are provided.
What levels does the Star City Campus serve and what curriculum does it follow?
The campus offers Preschool, Primary (Year 1–6) and Lower Secondary (Year 7–9). It follows the Cambridge Curriculum with a focus on rigour and holistic development, and it provides trilingual education in English, Myanmar and Chinese.
Is Kings International School - Star City Campus a day school or boarding school?
It is a day campus; there is no boarding provision listed.
Are tuition fees published for the Star City Campus?
Numeric tuition figures are not published for Preschool, Primary, or Lower Secondary. Invoices are payable within 21 working days, with a 10% late-payment charge if overdue, and there can be escalation if payment remains outstanding. For fee schedules, you should contact admissions.
How does the admissions process work and is there a waitlist?
Specific admissions steps and waitlist details are not published. Prospective families should contact the admissions team for guidance and to obtain current fee and enrollment information.
Are scholarships or financial aid available at the Star City Campus?
There is no published information about scholarships or financial aid for this campus.
What Cambridge assessments are included, and how are students evaluated?
Cambridge Checkpoint tests are taken in Year 6 and Year 9, with placement tests and ongoing formative and summative assessments. The school uses a holistic grading system that values projects, attendance, punctuality and participation.
Which languages are taught at the campus and what does trilingual education entail here?
English, Myanmar and Chinese are taught, forming the campus's trilingual education approach alongside the Cambridge Curriculum. Learning is supported with tools like Raz-Plus, Koobits, Tapestry and Microsoft Teams.
How big are classes at Star City Campus?
Class sizes are small, with about 20–25 students per class.
What learning facilities are available on campus?
The campus features 19 modern classrooms, a science lab, computing room, music room and a new library, plus a preschool playground, parking and solar-powered facilities.
What sports and extracurricular activities are offered?
There is a multi-court for sports and PE, Sports Day and friendly matches, and enrichment includes Robotic STEM programmes, STEAM and Robotics fairs, field trips, ECAs and weekly assemblies.
Are there clubs or competitions students can join?
Students participate in competitions such as Spelling Bee, Math, Computing, Myanmar and Chinese, and take part in STEAM and Robotics fairs along with other enrichment activities.
What wellbeing or safeguarding provisions are described?
The campus provides a safe environment with warm daily lunches and a respectful atmosphere that promotes discipline and responsibility. Specific details about SEN, EAL or mental health support are not provided in the available information.
Is there a house system or uniform policy published?
There is no published information about a house system or uniform specifics. The campus operates as a day school and provides daily meals.
How is governance structured for Star City Campus?
Star City Campus is part of the KINGS Education Group, which operates six campuses in Myanmar.
What is the Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) like and how can parents get involved?
There are regular Parent-Teacher Conferences and termly Coffee Mornings to support collaboration. Ongoing communication between families and staff helps involve parents in their children's progress.
How does the school communicate with families and update them on progress?
Communication with families occurs through regular meetings and scheduled consultations, and the admissions team can provide information about current enrollment and fee details.
How has enrollment at Star City Campus changed in recent years?
Enrollment grew from under 100 students in 2023–24 to over 200 students in 2025–26, reflecting strong growth and demand.
What makes the Star City Campus convenient for local families?
The campus is located in the Star City compound with high security and minimal traffic, and many students walk, bike or ride scooters to school, offering convenient access for families nearby.
