Top International Schools in Roi et, Thailand

Last updated 5 June 2026

About international schools in Roi et, Thailand

If you're researching international schools in Roi et, Thailand, this page lists every school we know of and lets you sort, filter and compare them — without school marketing in the way. The most common curriculum is IB (PYP), taught by 1 of the schools below. Annual tuition spans roughly 267,000–506,000 THB, with the average sitting around 386,500. The oldest school listed is Silver Fern International School, opened in 2016.

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At a glance 1 schools · avg fee THB 386,500

Schools listed: 1
Curricula: 2
Average annual fee: THB 386,500
Fee range: THB 267,000 – 506,000
Most common curriculum: IB (PYP) (1 schools)
Oldest: Silver Fern International School (2016)
With boarding: 1

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Silver Fern International School

IB (PYP), IB (MYP) · Ages 1 to 13

Silver Fern International School (SFIS) in Roi Et, Thailand, is an IB World School offering the Primary Years Programme (PYP) for ages 3–11 and a candidate for the Middle Years Programme (MYP) for ages 11–16. The school also provide daycare for children aged 1–3. Located on Airport Road in central Roi Et, SFIS blends inquiry-based IB learning with Cambridge IGCSE frameworks and the Thai Ministry curriculum. The language of instruction is English, with Thai and Chinese taught as additional languages. Boarding is offered in small, family-style houses within minutes of the school. Facilities and programmes support academics, the arts, and service projects. Students participate in a variety of clubs, including arts & crafts, singing, chess, and sports. A school bus service connects students from surrounding areas, making SFIS accessible for both local and boarding families.

Silver Fern International School — international school in Roi Et, Thailand

THB 267,000 - 506,000

Ages 1 to 13 years

IB (PYP), IB (MYP)

Instructs in English

Teaches English, Mandarin, Thai

Opened in 2016

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FAQs for Thailand

Are most Thai international schools in Bangkok?

Yes, but Chiang Mai, Phuket, and Pattaya also have notable options.

Do schools follow the Thai school year?

Most follow international calendars, but some adopt modified local schedules.

How many international schools are in Thailand?

Thailand has over 200 international schools, with the highest concentration in Bangkok, followed by Chiang Mai, Phuket, and Pattaya.

What is the average cost of international schools in Thailand?

Tuition fees typically range from THB 300,000 to THB 900,000 per year, depending on the school’s location, facilities, and curriculum.

Which curriculum is most popular in Thailand’s international schools?

British and IB programmes are the most common, but you’ll also find American, Australian, and bilingual Thai-English options.

Do Thailand’s international schools accept non-Thai speaking students?

Yes. English is the primary language of instruction at most schools, with language support available for non-native speakers.

Are boarding facilities available in Thailand?

A small number of schools offer boarding, particularly in Chiang Mai and some coastal areas like Phuket.

When should I apply to an international school in Thailand?

Many schools have rolling admissions, but for popular year groups, early application (6–12 months ahead) is recommended.

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