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The school has a purpose-built library and a Learning Centre that houses the main library, a Maker Space, and science laboratories to support research, digital learning, and science education. Early-years facilities include a Pre-Prep swimming pool with adjustable water levels, a dedicated water play area, and an outdoor playground for imaginative play and physical development. Phase 2 facilities include a Prep School Building, an Auditorium with 500 seats for assemblies, concerts, and drama, and a Learning Centre Building that expands the main library, digital learning spaces, and science laboratories, plus a Cafeteria. Phase 3 plans add a Senior School Building with specialist classrooms and further science laboratories, a Gymnasium, a full-size football pitch with a running track, a swimming pool, and tennis courts. The facilities collectively support academic spaces, physical education, performing arts, and dining on a safe, modern campus in Chiang Mai.
Sports facilities include a Phase 3 Gymnasium, a full-sized football pitch with a running track, a swimming pool, and tennis courts. An on-site Pre-Prep swimming pool provides early-years aquatic training, with adjustable water levels to suit younger learners.
The Learning Centre Building houses the main library, Maker Space, and laboratories for various science disciplines, supported by a purpose-built library and a dedicated digital learning environment. Phase 2 includes laboratories for science and other academic spaces, reinforcing inquiry-based learning.
A varied programme of after-school clubs and activities complements the curriculum. Specialist subjects include Physical Education, Music, Computing, Library Studies, Forest School and Mindfulness, supporting holistic development.
Mill Hill International School Thailand opened its first school year in 2025 in Doi Saket, Chiang Mai, within Ornsirin City Park on the 3rd Ring Road. The school follows the British Curriculum, beginning with the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) for ages 3–5, continuing through Prep (5–13), and on to Senior (13–18). Facilities include a library and a Pre-Prep swimming pool, with future developments planned such as a 500-seat auditorium for drama and concerts, a Learning Centre with a Maker Space and science laboratories, and extensive sports grounds including a football field, running track, and tennis courts. The school is co-educational, with boys and girls learning together, and offers after-school activities that build on specialist subjects like Physical Education, Music, Computing, Library Studies, Forest School, and Mindfulness.
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