Compare EYFS International Schools in Myanmar

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Pupils 300

Type Co-educational

Kings International School - Thuwunna Campus (Primary)

Kings International School, Thuwunna Campus (Primary) sits in Yangon, Myanmar, and follows a centralized Cambridge-accredited curriculum from Nursery through Key Stage 4. The Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) provides a strong start, with Cambridge Primary and Cambridge Secondary Checkpoints guiding progress and IGCSE examinations at the end of secondary. The campus comprises three purpose-built buildings for Nursery to Key Stage 4, creating a welcoming, student-friendly learning environment. The school brings together international and local teaching staff to support students and opportunities to thrive. Achievements in the 2024–25 Cambridge Primary and Cambridge Secondary Checkpoints and IGCSE results illustrate a rigorous assessment framework within a holistic programme that emphasises physical skills, confidence and character. Students participate in MISAC competitions and intercampus tournaments, fostering teamwork and sporting achievement alongside academic work. The campus focuses on well-being and personal development while maintaining a strong Cambridge core within Myanmar. The campus fosters a supportive community and character development.

Location

Thuwunna Campus is located in the Thuwunna area of Yangon, Myanmar. Head Office (TWN Campus) address: No 6/A, Kyoe Sett Yone Street, B Quarter, Thuwunna, Thingangyun, Yangon.

Stages

The campus comprises three purpose-built buildings for Nursery to Key Stage 4. It offers a centralised and comprehensive curriculum from EYFS to Key Stage 4.

Additional learning support

High-quality support for students.

Country affiliation

Myanmar

Application fees
- Not published by the school for Thuwunna Campus (Primary). No application fee amount or one‑time registration fee is listed for Primary on the Thuwunna Campus page.

Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)
- Not published by the school for Thuwunna Campus (Primary). No term or annual tuition figures for Year 1–6 (or for Nursery/EYFS if applicable at this campus) are provided on the Thuwunna Primary page.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Not published by the school for Thuwunna Campus (Primary). There are no published details on billing cadence (per term / per semester / annual), due dates, late payment penalties, or payment deadlines for Primary on the Thuwunna Campus page.

Boarding fees (if applicable)
- Not published by the school for Thuwunna Campus (Primary). No boarding options or boarding fee information for Primary students are listed on the Thuwunna Campus page.

Other costs and compulsory extras
- Not published by the school for Thuwunna Campus (Primary). No published amounts for the following common additional costs are available on the Thuwunna Primary page: uniform, textbooks and workbooks, examination fees, co-curricular activity fees, school lunches, transport/bus fees, technology/device fees, or school trips. Each item is listed here as Not published.

Refund information
- Not published by the school for Thuwunna Campus (Primary). No published refund, withdrawal, or fee‑deposit forfeiture policy for Primary is available on the Thuwunna Primary page.

Fee payment options
- Not published by the school for Thuwunna Campus (Primary). No published details are available on accepted payment methods (for example credit card, bank transfer, cash payments, or online payment portals) for Primary on the Thuwunna Campus page. Contact details shown on the campus page may be used to confirm payment methods directly.

Brief summary of findings
- The Thuwunna Campus (Primary) page for KINGS International School does not publish any fee figures, schedules, or formal payment/refund policies for Primary students. Because the school does not provide published fee amounts or related terms on that campus page, specific numerical fees and schedules for the 2026/27 (or 2025/26) academic year are not available from the Thuwunna Primary information.

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Kings International School - Golden Valley Campus

Instructs in English, Burmese, Mandarin

Ages 2 - null years

Fees -MMK 1

Kings International School - Golden Valley Campus is part of Kings International School, Myanmar, established in 2009. The Golden Valley Campus offers Little KINGS Preschool through Primary, Lower Secondary and Upper Secondary IGCSE. The curriculum combines EYFS for early years, Pearson Edexcel iPrimary through iSecondary examinations, with Upper Secondary following a two-year IGCSE program offered by Edexcel and Cambridge boards. The Primary language of instruction is English, with Myanmar and Chinese as additional languages, and there is the option to sit HSK Chinese examinations. The campus is an eco-friendly bamboo design intended to support student wellbeing, with collaborative spaces and a calm environment. Extracurricular activities include Young Scientist, Presentation Master, Arts and Crafts, Dance, Karate, STEAM, Music and more. The school places emphasis on creativity, teamwork and independent learning, supported by Homework Club and Extended Learning Support and university readiness coaching and advisory services.

Location

Yangon, Myanmar. The Golden Valley Campus is located in the Thuwunna area of Yangon (Thingangyun district). Head Office (TWN Campus) is at 6/A, Kyoe Sett Yone Street, B Quarter, Thuwunna, Thingangyun, Yangon. The campus features an eco-friendly bamboo design with a deep connection to nature and spaces that encourage collaboration.

Stages

Preschool (Pre-Nursery to Reception), Primary (Year 1–6), Lower Secondary (Year 7–9), Upper Secondary IGCSE (Year 10–11)

Additional learning support

Homework Club and Extended Learning Support

Country affiliation

Myanmar

Application fees

- No fixed application or registration fee amounts are published publicly for the Golden Valley Campus. Specific application/registration fee amounts are not available in the school's public information.

Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)

- The school operates across these year groups: Preschool (Pre‑Nursery to Reception), Primary (Year 1–6), Lower Secondary (Year 7–9) and Upper Secondary IGCSE (Year 10–11). Exact tuition fee amounts per term or per year for each of these year groups are not published publicly. No per‑term or per‑year fee schedule is available for the 2026/27 academic year (nor for 2025/26) in the school's publicly accessible information.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Invoices are payable within 21 working days of issue unless an alternative timeframe is stated on the invoice. Late payment may attract a fixed interest charge amounting to 10% of the outstanding sum. The school may suspend services for late payment and may instruct debt recovery if payment remains outstanding more than 60 days after the due date. All contractual relations are governed by Myanmar law. These standard invoice and collection terms are published in the school's terms and conditions.

Boarding fees (if applicable)

- Boarding is offered only for certain student groups (only for Secondary Levels — Year 7 to 11 — and the NCUK International Foundation Year). Specific boarding fee amounts, boarding‑placement charges or boarding payment schedules are not published publicly.

Other costs or fees (uniform, transport, exam, materials, ECAs)

- The school maintains an online shop/pricelist for school items, but product prices and a complete list of additional mandatory or optional charges (uniform, transport/bus, exam fees, textbooks, extracurricular activity fees, school trips, insurance) are not published openly. Expect that separate charges may apply for uniforms, transport, specialist activities, examination or external assessment fees, and optional trips, but specific amounts and whether any are mandatory are not publicly listed.

Refund information

- No explicit refund policy (for application fees, deposits, prepaid tuition, or other payments) is published in the school's publicly available terms and conditions. The terms and conditions that are published do not specify refund procedures or standard refund amounts.

Fee payment options

- The school issues invoices and sets payment deadlines (see billing terms above). Specific accepted payment methods (for example: bank transfer, local currency cash, international bank transfer, credit card, or online payment portal) are not listed in the publicly available information.

Brief summary of findings (why specific numeric fees are not provided here)

- A review of the Golden Valley campus and the group's public pages, the school's admissions/inquiry form, the site terms and related public listings shows no published fee schedule or numeric fee table for the 2026/27 academic year (or for 2025/26). The site provides campus contact details and billing/payment terms but does not publish application, tuition, boarding or ancillary fee amounts. Because no numeric fee figures are published, specific per‑term or per‑year amounts cannot be stated here.

Curriculum

The Golden Valley Campus offers Preschool (EYFS), Primary (Year 1–6), Lower Secondary (Year 7–9) and Upper Secondary IGCSE (Year 10–11). Primary is delivered in a trilingual environment with English as the main language, supported by Myanmar and Chinese, and students sit Pearson Edexcel iPrimary examinations. The Primary curriculum includes STEM, Art, Music, Physical Education, ICT, History, Geography and Library, with the option to sit HSK Chinese language examinations. Lower Secondary is also trilingual with English as the main language and studies in STEM, Art, Music, ICT, History, Geography and Literature, with students sitting Pearson Edexcel iSecondary examinations. Upper Secondary is a two-year IGCSE program offering Edexcel and Cambridge boards with subjects including English, Mathematics, Further Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Economics, Business Studies, ICT, Accounting and Chinese; the qualification is internationally recognised and coaching and advisory support are provided for university readiness. Preschool follows the EYFS curriculum with nature play, play-based learning, social and emotional development, daily discovery and a smooth transition to Primary; the campus features an eco-friendly bamboo design and a range of extracurricular activities and Homework Club/Extended Learning Support.

Higher Education Progression

IGCSE qualifications are recognised by universities and colleges around the world. The programme prepares students for higher education and careers, with coaching and advisory support for university applications.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school has a warm, nurturing environment that supports social and emotional development. The Golden Valley Campus uses a bamboo, eco-friendly campus designed to be calming and to support student wellbeing. Educators provide personalised support for academic and emotional growth and deliver engaging, hands-on lessons and child-led exploration that foster collaboration, creativity and communication. The curriculum and classroom practice emphasise social interaction, teamwork and resilience to help students become confident, curious and independent learners both inside and outside the classroom. Social and emotional development is explicitly supported in Golden Valley Preschool, where play-based activities and daily routines promote social skills, emotional understanding and close teacher-student relationships.

Mental Wellbeing

The Golden Valley Campus provides a calming, nature-inspired setting that supports student wellbeing. The bamboo campus creates a peaceful, stress-free learning atmosphere. Teachers offer personalised support for academic and emotional growth to support mental wellbeing. Learning practices include hands-on lessons and child-led exploration that foster resilience and emotional wellbeing. Preschool emphasises social and emotional development through daily routines and play-based activities.

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KINGS International School - Taunggyi Campus

Instructs in English, Mandarin, Burmese

Ages 3 - 14 years

Type Co-educational, Online/Hybrid

KINGS International School – Taunggyi Campus provides classes from Nursery through Year 8 in a supportive, trilingual setting. The campus follows a British-based curriculum, preparing students for Pearson Edexcel and Cambridge examinations. Primary instruction is delivered in English, supported by dedicated language classes in Myanmar and Mandarin Chinese. Students also have the option to sit for HSK Chinese language proficiency exams. Located in Yay Aye Ward, the campus features a spacious grassy playground that allows children to play safely outdoors in the fresh air. Inside the classroom, the school emphasizes practical learning through simple engineering projects, art, music, and dance. A distinctive feature of the KINGS curriculum is its active integration of robotics and STEM activities from an early age, ensuring students develop technical and critical thinking skills. Teachers work closely with parents to nurture curiosity, good manners, and active listening skills in every child.

Location

Taunggyi Campus is located in Taunggyi, Shan State, Myanmar, on HawSandar Road in Yay Aye Wards.

Stages

Nursery to Year 8.

Type

The Taunggyi Campus operates as a day school; boarding facilities are not listed for this campus.

Additional learning support

There is no explicit SEN provision listed for the Taunggyi campus in public materials.

Country affiliation

Myanmar; Cambridge-accredited international school operating under KINGS Education Group in Myanmar.

Religious affiliation

No religious affiliation is indicated; KINGS states it respects all faiths and does not propagate any one religion.

School day structure

Start and end times are not published for the Taunggyi campus; admissions can confirm the precise schedule.

Bus service

A school transport (bus) service is offered by KINGS International School; Taunggyi-specific transport routes and pickup points are provided through admissions. Details on arrangements can be obtained by contacting admissions.

Application / Registration fees
- No published, itemised application or registration fee amounts are listed for the Taunggyi campus. Parents are required to complete an application/enrolment form and to pay a one-time registration fee as part of the enrolment process; the exact amount is set by the school and must be requested from admissions.

Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)
- No public fee schedule showing per-term or per-year tuition rates for Nursery to Year 8 at the Taunggyi campus is available. Specific tuition amounts for each year group and per-term figures are not published and must be provided directly by the school on request.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition may be paid either on a termly basis or annually; invoices are issued and payment must be made by the invoice due date. Late payments are subject to additional late fees which must be settled together with the outstanding payment within two weeks of notification. The school may withhold attendance, reports or references while fees remain unpaid.

Boarding fees
- No boarding provision or boarding fees are listed for the Taunggyi campus. The campus operates classes from Nursery to Year 8 with no public indication of boarding facilities.

Other costs and typical additional charges
- Uniforms: Students must wear the prescribed school uniform. Uniform items (including PE kit) are available from school Reception; specific uniform prices are not published.
- Transport, meals, exam or activity charges: no published, itemised prices for transport, lunch, examination fees or extra-curricular activity charges for the Taunggyi campus were found; parents should confirm these potential additional costs with admissions.

Refund information
- Enrollment and refund rules: a student is considered enrolled once the application form is completed and required fees (one-time registration fee and termly tuition fees) are paid. All fees paid upfront are generally non-refundable except in limited circumstances:
- If withdrawal occurs within the first three weeks after enrolment, 75% of tuition fees will be refunded; the registration fee is not refundable.
- If withdrawal occurs after the academic year has started, no fees will be refunded.
- Once the academic year has started, tuition and registration fees are not refundable or transferable.
- These refund and enrolment rules also state that termly or annual payments must follow the invoice due dates and that late fees apply for late settlement.

Fee payment options
- Invoices are issued by the school and payments are required by the invoice due date. Specific payment methods (for example: bank transfer, local currency cash, international transfer, credit card) are not published for the Taunggyi campus; parents should confirm accepted payment methods directly with admissions or via the school's billing office.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The Taunggyi Campus describes a warm, caring learning environment where students grow academically, emotionally and socially. It states the aim to nurture creativity, curiosity and kindness and to help students become confident, respectful, responsible, and compassionate. There is no explicit mention of a formal SEL program, dedicated staff for SEL, or named SEL initiatives on publicly accessible pages. The school emphasizes teamwork among teachers and close relationships with parents as part of its supportive atmosphere. The information is derived from the Taunggyi Campus page.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The Taunggyi Campus page does not publicly disclose information about SEN provision, the kinds of needs supported, or whether it is a specialist SEN institution. There are no references to SEN staff, learning support services, or inclusive education policies on the published Taunggyi page. The school describes a warm, caring environment for students from Nursery to Year 8, but no specific SEN details are provided. Therefore, there is no verifiable public information about SEN support at Taunggyi. The information is from the Taunggyi Campus page.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

There is no publicly disclosed information about EAL provision on the Taunggyi page. No details about language support programs, staff, or targeted EAL initiatives are listed. The campus states it serves Nursery to Year 8 and highlights social/emotional growth, but does not specify EAL services. Therefore, EAL support details are not publicly disclosed. The information is from the Taunggyi Campus page.

Mental Wellbeing

The Taunggyi Campus indicates a warm, caring environment that supports emotional and social growth. There is no explicit mention of mental wellbeing programs, mental health staff, or specific wellbeing initiatives on the published pages. No further mental health supports are publicly disclosed. Therefore, mental wellbeing provisions cannot be verified from publicly available information. The information is from the Taunggyi Campus page.

Safeguarding

There is no publicly disclosed information about safeguarding policies or child protection measures on the Taunggyi page. Consequently, it is not possible to verify safeguarding provisions from publicly accessible material. No references to safeguarding training for staff, to designated safeguarding leads, or to reporting procedures are listed. The Taunggyi page focuses on a warm, caring environment and overall wellbeing but does not provide safeguarding specifics. Therefore, safeguarding provisions cannot be confirmed from publicly available information.

Admissions

Step 1: Initiate contact by submitting the Taunggyi campus inquiry form. The form is titled KINGS International School Inquiry Form and appears on the admissions inquiry page, and it is used to express interest in admission. Submitting the form creates a record that the admissions team can access for the next steps.

Step 2: The inquiry form requires basic information about the family and the student. You will provide the following fields: parent name, phone number, email, and address; student name; date of birth; age; gender; current school; last completed academic level; and selecting Taunggyi as the campus. This collection of details starts the application process and helps the school route your inquiry to the correct campus.

Step 3: Contact and hours for Taunggyi. The admissions office is open Monday to Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., providing times to arrange a visit or ask questions.

Step 4: Next steps and guidance. After submitting the inquiry, the admissions team will provide the next steps and any additional information or documents required to move the process forward. You can also request to arrange a campus visit through the admissions team.

Step 5: Fees and enrollment details. Fee information for the Taunggyi campus is not published here; contact admissions to obtain current fee details and enrollment steps.

Scholarships

There is no published information about scholarships for the Taunggyi campus. No Taunggyi specific scholarship details are provided on the campus page. For any scholarship opportunities or eligibility questions, contact the Taunggyi admissions team.

Waitlist

There is no published information about a waitlist or pool system for the Taunggyi campus. The Taunggyi page does not describe any waitlist policy. Families seeking waitlist or enrollment timing details should contact the Taunggyi admissions team directly.

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Kings Yangon International School

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Type Co-educational

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Myanmar International School Yangon

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Pupils 1000

Type Co-educational

Myanmar International School Yangon (MISY), established in August 2009, is situated in Yankin Township. MISY instructs students from Nursery through Year 13 using the English National Curriculum, followed by Cambridge IGCSE and A-Level examinations. To support non-native English speakers, the school runs a dedicated English as an Additional Language (EAL) program utilizing the WIDA diagnostic test for individualized instruction. The campus provides specialized classrooms for art, music, and computing. Students can participate in unique cultural programs like the Myanmar Traditional Sports club focused on Chin Lone, alongside other clubs such as 3D printing and sign language. In addition to core subjects, all Primary students take classes in Mandarin, Myanmar language, and Myanmar Humanities. The student council actively organizes academic and social events. MISY is an accredited Council of International Schools (CIS) member. The school maintains a maximum class size of 23 students in most grades, requiring CEM testing during admissions.

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Royal British International School

Instructs in English

Ages 6 - 18 years

Type Co-educational

Royal British International School (RBIS) Myanmar, located in Yangon’s Yankin Township, welcomes students from ages 3 to 18. The school integrates the Cambridge International Curriculum—from Primary through IGCSE and A-Levels—with an International Baccalaureate (IB) Candidate status for the Primary Years and Diploma Programmes. RBIS emphasizes a strong fusion of academics and the creative arts. Classrooms are equipped with interactive learning technologies, including ultra-HD touchscreens and virtual reality tools. Students can engage in the RBIS Scholarship Programme, which combines academic studies with distinct opportunities in sports and arts. Beyond standard academics, the school provides over 20 extracurricular clubs, such as the Royal Filmmakers Circle, Young Entrepreneurs Club, and RBIS Dance Company. A notable initiative is the school's active Memorandums of Understanding with international institutions like AIHM College, facilitating global student exchanges, workshops, and shared learning seminars that prepare graduates for international opportunities.

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