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Grace International School

Thailand, Chiang Mai

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Annual Fees

Name Age Fee Track
Age 5 5 324,500 THB Primary
Age 6 6 324,500 THB Primary
Age 7 7 324,500 THB Primary
Age 8 8 324,500 THB Primary
Age 9 9 324,500 THB Primary
Age 10 10 324,500 THB Primary
Age 11 11 352,000 THB Middle School
Age 12 12 352,000 THB Middle School
Age 13 13 352,000 THB Middle School
Age 14 14 378,000 THB High School
Age 15 15 378,000 THB High School
Age 16 16 378,000 THB High School
Age 17 17 391,000 THB High School
Age 18 18 391,000 THB High School

Application Fees

Name Fee
Application Fee 2,000 THB

Enrollment Fees

Name Fee Conditions
Enrollment Fee 70,000 THB First-year only

Additional Fees

Name Fee Conditions
Lunch Fees (Age 5) 8,800 THB Optional
Lunch Fees (Ages 11-18) 14,400 THB Optional
Re-enrollment Fee 10,000 THB —
Lunch Fees (Ages 6-8) 8,800 THB Optional
Standardized Testing Fee 1,500 THB —
Lunch Fees (Ages 9-10) 10,000 THB Optional
English Proficiency Test Fee 1,500 THB if required
Capitalization Fee 30,000 THB —
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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees THB 294,500 - 361,000
Ages 5 - 18 years
Pupil numbers 600
Type Co-educational
Opened 1999
Bus Service No

Grace International School (GIS), established in 1999, serves students from Kindergarten to Grade 12. It offers an **American curriculum** with **Advanced Placement (AP)** courses, preparing students for higher education globally. The **37‑acre campus** south of Chiang Mai city features dedicated academic buildings, multiple sports fields, and green outdoor areas for play and physical education. English is the primary language of instruction, with Thai language classes across all levels, Chinese offered in High School, and TESOL support for non‑native speakers; Elementary also provides “heart language” support for Korean students. GIS is a **Christian school**, integrating **biblical values** into its teaching and community life, and serves many families involved in mission and Christian service in Southeast Asia. Students can participate in CMAC athletics, including basketball, soccer, volleyball, and cross‑country, as well as band, choir, and visual arts programs, fostering well‑rounded development in a values‑driven environment.