Thailand, Phuket
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Lighthouse International School Phuket’s Primary School campus in Rawai offers education for children aged 5 to 12 (Grades 1–6). It follows the Canadian Alberta curriculum, featuring native English-speaking teachers and Canadian-style assessments. Younger grades experience a Montessori-inspired approach with practical, project-based learning. Students take part in marine biology excursions, engaging directly with Phuket’s coastal environment. Class sizes average about 10 students, allowing personalized attention. Subject lessons include English, Thai, and French. The campus is situated in a residential, coastal neighbourhood off Wiset Road, close to beaches and local amenities. A distinctive feature is the school’s hands-on marine science programme, where children explore the natural surroundings through outdoor learning, an opportunity grounded in Phuket’s island context.
21 1 Soi Salika, Rawai, Mueang Phuket District, Phuket 83100, Thailand
Lighthouse International School Phuket – Primary School campus has 350 pupils, typical class sizes of 20, instruction in English.
Lighthouse International School’s Primary campus is located on Soi Salika in Rawai, in the southern part of Phuket, Thailand. The area is a quiet residential neighbourhood near Nai Harn and Rawai beaches. The campus is accessible via Wiset Road and is a short drive from local amenities, cafes, and family-friendly communities.
Lighthouse International School Phuket is divided into Early Years, Primary, and Secondary sections. The Primary School campus in Rawai specifically serves students in Grades 1 to 6, typically aged 5 to 11.
Lighthouse International School Phuket is a co-educational day school offering education from Kindergarten through Grade 12 across multiple campuses. The Primary School campus in Rawai serves students in Grades 1 to 6. Boarding facilities are not offered.
Lighthouse International School Phuket describes its approach to individualized learning, where teaching methods are tailored to each student’s unique needs and strengths. Educators adjust instructional strategies and assignments to help students overcome challenges in areas such as literacy, numeracy, and conceptual understanding. This personalized approach is delivered within class by qualified teachers who adapt lessons to support diverse learners and interests. Though the school does not use the specific label of a dedicated SEN department, its commitment to customized learning and individual attention serves a similar supportive purpose.
Lighthouse International School Phuket is not affiliated with any national government or embassy.
Lighthouse International School Phuket is not affiliated with any religion. It welcomes students and families from all cultural and religious backgrounds.
Lighthouse International School Phuket does not publish specific information about school day timings on its official website.
Lighthouse International School Phuket offers a school bus service for families requiring transportation across Phuket. However, the official website does not provide detailed information about routes, coverage areas, safety features, or supervision.
Annual tuition at Lighthouse International School Phuket – Primary School campus ranges from THB 252,000 to THB 270,000 for 2026/27.
Lighthouse International School Phuket – Primary School campus teaches Canadian Curriculum, Montessori Curriculum for students aged 5 to 11.
Lighthouse International School Phuket uses the Canadian Alberta curriculum for its Primary School programme. Core subjects such as English Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies are delivered through Canadian textbooks and standardized assessments led by qualified international homeroom teachers in English.
The curriculum includes a structured Thai language programme focused on spoken communication and early script writing for all students. Integrating Physical Education & Wellness, Art, Music, and Health & Social Studies, the programme reflects a well-rounded curriculum based on Alberta standards and guided learning targets.
Students engage in mixed-age, constructivist, project-based learning, including interactive marine biology and interdisciplinary activities inspired by Montessori‑Waldorf methodology. Assessment is ongoing, combining weekly tasks, quizzes, presentations, and reflective projects mapped to clear learning objectives.
1. Book a school tour (open house or personal visit). If relevant in your correspondence, you'll be invited to visit the campus, meet staff, and see the learning environment.
2. Complete the online enrolment form. This includes student details such as name, date of birth, passport info, grade level, intended start date, and a photo.
3. Attend preliminary assessment and interview. Students take an assessment to evaluate placement needs, followed by an interview with staff or the principal.
4. Submit required documents and pay initial fees. Documents include birth certificate, photos, passport/visa, parent ID, and school reports.
5. Arrange tuition payments. Choose between monthly, termly, or annual payments. Discounts apply to termly and annual options. Payment schedule is fixed once chosen.
6. Finalize placement. Upon completing all steps, students are officially placed into a class. Final approval comes from the Thai School Director.
There is no information on the school website about scholarships, financial aid, or merit‑based awards for the Primary School campus on their official site.
The school does not mention any formal waitlist or pool system for Primary School enrolment on their official website.
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