Montessori House Phuket International School

Montessori House Phuket International School is located on Luang Poh Cham Road in the Chalong district of southern Phuket, Thailand. It is situated near the landmark Chalong Temple and surrounded by residential greenery. The area is accessible by local roads and is approximately 20 minutes by car from Phuket Town. The school serves families living in central and southern parts of the island.

Montessori House Phuket International School is divided into four main levels: Toddler, Children’s House, Elementary, and Secondary. The Toddler level caters to children aged 2 to 3, while the Children’s House is for ages 3 to 6. The Elementary section includes Lower and Upper levels for ages 6 to 12, and the Secondary program serves students aged 12 to 18.

Montessori House Phuket International School is a co-educational day school offering education from Toddler level through to Secondary. It accepts both boys and girls across all levels. Boarding facilities are not offered.

Montessori House Phuket International School does not publicly provide information about any formal learning support services.

Montessori House Phuket International School does not have a formal affiliation with any foreign government.

Montessori House Phuket International School is not affiliated with any religion.

Primary and secondary classes at Montessori House Phuket International School likely follow the school’s stated office hours, which run from 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.

Montessori House Phuket International School does not offer a school bus or coach service.

Montessori House Phuket follows a Montessori Curriculum from Toddler through Secondary.

In the Children’s House programme (ages 3–6), students engage with Montessori materials to develop independence, early literacy and numeracy, and motor coordination. Weekly sessions include Thai language and culture, art, PE, drama, Mandarin, and music.

The Elementary programme (ages 6–12) offers language, mathematics, science, history, geography, Thai, physical education, and art. Students learn in mixed-age classrooms and progress at their own pace through hands-on work.

The Secondary programme (ages 12–18) is delivered in partnership with Bridgemont International School and uses project-based learning through Moodle. Students work toward U.S.-accredited high school certification.

The school does not publicly disclose specific information regarding its approach to social and emotional learning (SEL)

The school does not publicly disclose information regarding the provision of support for students with Special Educational Needs (SEN).

The school does not publicly disclose information regarding support for students with English as an Additional Language (EAL).

The school does not publicly disclose information about mental health or wellbeing services.

Montessori House Phuket mentions inclusivity and non-discrimination on its website, but it does not publish a dedicated safeguarding or child protection policy.

1. Parents begin by contacting the school office, either by phone, email, or in person. At this stage, you request an application form and submit it along with the required application and placement fee. This signals your interest and allows the school to start processing your child’s admission.

2. The school reviews your child’s application, including age placement and available class space. Because classes are intentionally kept small (about 15 students per class), parents should be aware that space may be limited in certain grade levels. If a class is already full, the school may inform you about alternative options or advise you to check back.

3. Once the application is accepted and a place is confirmed, families are required to pay a non-refundable entrance fee. In addition, a refundable deposit is placed into the student’s account. This deposit is held against future charges and is returned when the child leaves, provided all accounts are cleared and school property is returned.

4. Parents must provide necessary paperwork, which typically includes a copy of the child’s passport, immunization records, past school reports (if applicable), and parent/guardian identification. These documents are essential for enrollment and must be completed before the child starts school. Families should also take this opportunity to review optional fees such as lunch or English-as-a-Second-Language (ESL) support.

5. Tuition is billed by term and must be paid in advance before the start of each academic term. Families also settle any additional fees, such as lunch or ESL support if needed. Payments can be made by bank transfer, credit card, or cash, with receipts required for confirmation.

6. After financial and administrative steps are complete, the child is officially enrolled. Families are invited to orientation or an introductory meeting where daily routines, classroom practices, and school policies are explained. This step ensures that both the child and parents understand how the Montessori environment works before the first day.

There is no mention of scholarship programmes, financial aid, or eligibility criteria on the official website.

The school does not mention operating a waitlist, application pool, or priority system for admissions.