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Meritton British International School

Thailand, Chiang Mai

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Fees

All the fees for Meritton British International School

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Annual Fees

Name Age Fee Track
Pre-Nursery 2 661,100 THB —
Nursery 3 685,200 THB —
Reception 4 685,200 THB —
Year 1 5 716,700 THB —
Year 2 6 716,700 THB —
Year 3 7 740,700 THB —
Year 4 8 740,700 THB —
Year 5 9 740,700 THB —
Year 6 10 740,700 THB —
Year 7 11 793,900 THB —
Year 8 12 793,900 THB —
Year 9 13 793,900 THB —
Year 10 14 844,500 THB IGCSE
Year 11 15 844,500 THB IGCSE

Application Fees

Name Fee Conditions
Application Fee 3,000 THB Non-refundable

Enrollment Fees

Name Fee
Enrollment Fee 60,000 THB

Additional Fees

Name Fee Conditions
New student enrolment 45,000 THB Second child
Library book deposit 6,000 THB Refundable
Chromebook deposit 6,000 THB Refundable; Years 7–11
New student enrolment 60,000 THB First child
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How these fees compare in Chiang Mai

At about THB 793,900 a year, Meritton British International School sits in the upper quarter of the 20 international schools in Chiang Mai with published fees. The typical school charges THB 395,406, and the middle half charge between THB 320,000 and THB 457,950.

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Compared on each school's annual tuition for a child of about 12, or the middle of its published range where fees are not given by age.

The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees THB 212,000 - 360,000
Ages 2 - 16 years
Pupil numbers 300
Type Co-educational
Opened 2018
Bus Service No

Meritton British International School in Chiang Mai opened in 2018 and offers day education for children aged 2 to roughly 16 (Pre‐Nursery to Year 11). Located on the edge of Chiang Mai’s old city, the campus is surrounded by greenery and within easy reach of the city centre and nearby mountains. The school uses English as the main language, with Thai taught according to national guidelines and Mandarin for older students. It begins with the UK’s EYFS framework, then transitions to the Cambridge Primary International Curriculum, followed by Cambridge Lower Secondary, and the new IGCSE programme in Years 10–11. From 2026, the school plans to introduce Cambridge International AS & A Level. Classes remain small, with a community of around 300 pupils. Principal Gary Booth leads a team of mostly native-English qualified teachers. The school’s Values-based Education programme—Thailand’s first VbE Quality Mark awardee—combines regular values lessons, mindfulness practices, enquiry-based learning and life‑skills projects, making it a distinctive offering for families seeking character‑focused international schooling.