Thailand, Hua Hin
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Hua Hin International School (HHIS) serves children aged 3 to 18 in scenic Hua Hin, Thailand, situated near Black Mountain with views over lakes and mountain ranges. The school follows the English National Curriculum through Key Stage 3, progresses to Cambridge IGCSE in Years 10–11, and culminates in the IB Diploma Programme in the final two years. Class sizes are typically around 15 children, with a maximum of 20. Instruction is in English, with Thai taught both as a first and second language in Primary, and choices of Spanish or Mandarin from Year 3. Campus life features a 25 m swimming pool with a 15 m beginner pool, art studios, landscaped gardens and outdoor play areas. A signature feature is the school’s Eco School programme, where students help design and plant gardens—a community and service-oriented initiative rooted in hands-on environmental stewardship.
House No.549, Village No.7, Hin Lek Fai, Hua Hin District, Prachuap Khiri Khan 77110, Thailand
Hua Hin International School has 424 pupils, typical class sizes of 18, instruction in English, Mandarin, Spanish, Thai.
Hua Hin International School is located at House No. 549, Village No. 7, Hin Lek Fai, Hua Hin District, Prachuap Khiri Khan 77110, Thailand. The campus sits near Black Mountain Resort in a peaceful, green setting about 15–20 minutes from Hua Hin town centre. It is easily accessible via the bypass road, offering convenient transport links to nearby residential areas and the town. The surrounding area combines natural scenery with proximity to local amenities.
HHIS serves children from around 2 or 3 years old through to 18 years old, structured across Early Years (approximately ages 3–5), Primary (ages 5–11), and Secondary School (ages 11–18), including IGCSE and IB Diploma levels.
The school is co‑educational.
Hua Hin International School uses ongoing formative assessments to identify pupils who may benefit from extra support, working closely with a Learning Support Teacher, EAL teacher, or support staff to provide tailored assistance. Families are fully involved in the process, and the school confirms that dedicated programs exist to support students with special learning needs.
The school is not affiliated with any country.
The school has no religious affiliations.
The outdoor area is supervised from 8:15 am, and classrooms open at 8:25 am, when the Thai national flag is raised. Lessons start at 8:30 am, with a mid-morning snack break. Lunch is supervised by staff, with many teachers eating alongside students. Early Years and Primary pupils have an additional short afternoon break. The regular school day ends at 3:30 pm, while extra-curricular activities finish at 4:30 pm.
HHIS does offer a bus service, operated in partnership with Metro Bus Company, and the cost is specified at THB 26,250 per term. The service appears to cover local routes, though detailed schedule specifics and coverage zones are not outlined; contacting the school directly would provide the most accurate details.
Annual tuition at Hua Hin International School ranges from THB 349,680 to THB 712,050 for 2026/27.
Hua Hin International School teaches IB (DP), British Curriculum, Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE, EYFS (Early years foundation stage) for students aged 3 to 18.
Hua Hin International School follows the National Curriculum for England from Early Years through Key Stage 3 (up to Year 9), providing a clear progression from the foundation years into lower secondary. In Years 10 and 11, students undertake the Cambridge IGCSE programme, with a broad range of subjects that includes options such as Economics. The final two years (Years 12–13) are dedicated to the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme, which incorporates the core components of Creativity, Activity, Service (CAS), Theory of Knowledge (TOK), and the Extended Essay. Students also have the option to pursue a Bilingual IB Diploma through additional language study. The curriculum is designed to ensure continuity across all stages, preparing students for both further education and varied career pathways.
1. Initial Enquiry & School Visit
Applications are welcome year-round, reflecting the school's inclusive admissions approach. Placement considers age, prior schooling, and developmental needs. Prospective families are encouraged to visit the campus—teachers may meet your child to help assess the best placement.
2. Submit Application Documents
Complete the official Enrolment/Application Form (available online, via email, or in person) and submit required documents: passports/visas for parent and child, child’s birth certificate, two recent passport-sized photos, school reports from the past two years (translated if necessary), and assessment or specialist reports if applicable.
3. Review & Approval
The school reviews submitted materials, assessing whether your child’s academic, social, and emotional needs can be met. Once approved, you’ll receive an invoice for the non-refundable enrolment fee and the first term’s fees to secure your child’s place.
4. Confirmation & Transition Planning
After payment, the school begins transition planning, coordinating everything needed for a smooth start—this may include trial days or communication with your child’s previous school. Questions and adjustments are welcomed at any point.
HHIS does not list any scholarships on its official website or admissions pages. No details are provided about scholarships, financial aid, or eligibility criteria.
The school does not publicly mention operating a waitlist or pool system.
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