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Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Infant/Toddler Care, Early Years, Primary School, Elementary, Secondary School, High School
Introduction
John Wyatt Montessori Bangkok Campus provides a continuous Montessori education for ages 1 to 18 in Bangkok and nearby Saraburi. Bangkok sites are Prasert-Manukitch and Paholyothin 24. The curriculum from birth through high school is granted by the North American Montessori Teachers' Association (NAMTA) and aligns with the Association Montessori Internationale (AMI). The Montessori environment is home‑like and child‑friendly, designed to maximize independence and encourage self‑directed work, concentration, and collaboration across Pre‑primary to Adolescent programs. Language learning is woven into daily life: Thai is integrated in Primary and Elementary; foreign languages (Chinese, Japanese, Spanish) are offered on‑site or by visiting faculty. Extracurriculars include Art, Chess, Organic Garden & Food Preparation, and Sports and PE (yoga, stretching, gymnastics). Swimming and archery are available at the Saraburi campus. U.S. Standardized Testing is offered as an option for Elementary and Erdkinder students, with the possibility of a U.S. high school certificate within the Adolescent program. Founded in 2011 by Gustad and Monthana Irani, the school emphasizes independence, character, curiosity, and lifelong learning.
John Wyatt Montessori - Bangkok Campus has instruction in English, Thai.
Location
Bangkok Campus is located in the Chatuchak district, Bangkok, Thailand. The address is 2/1 Soi Pahoyothin 24 Yak 4-3-4, Chompon, Chatuchak, Bangkok 10900, THAILAND. It serves local families in Bangkok as an international Montessori school.
Stages
Toddler (18 months - 3 years); Primary (3 - 6 years); Elementary (6 - 12 years); Adolescent (12 - 18 years). Birth to high school continuum.
Country affiliation
Thailand
School day structure
Primary Daily Schedule: 08:45–09:00 drop-off; 09:00–12:00 morning work cycle; 12:00–12:30 lunch; 12:30–13:15 outdoor time; 13:15–15:00 afternoon work cycle; 15:00–15:30 pick-up. Elementary Daily Schedule: 08:30–09:00 gardening/PE; 09:00–12:00 work cycle; 12:00–12:30 lunch; 12:30–13:15 reading; 13:15–15:30 afternoon work cycle; 15:30–16:15 extra-curriculum.
Diving Deeper
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Fees
Application fees
- A registration / application fee is required as part of the admission procedure. The school requires payment of a registration fee when submitting the application, but a current published amount is not provided online.
Tuition fees by year group (Toddler, Primary, Elementary, Adolescent)
- Tuition rates are not published online by year group or per term. The school lists the programme levels it enrolls (Toddler — age 2–3; Primary — age 3–6; Elementary — age 6–12; Adolescent — age 12–18) but does not provide a public fee schedule showing per-term or per-year fees for any of these levels. Families are required to obtain the current tuition figures directly from the school.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- No public, detailed billing schedule or payment-terms table is published. The admission process identifies payment of a registration fee as a step in enrollment, but specific invoicing cycles, instalment options, due dates, and late‑payment penalties are not listed on the publicly available pages.
Boarding fees (if applicable)
- The school operates with standard day-school schedules (drop-off and pick-up times are published for programme levels), and there is no published boarding programme or boarding-fee schedule for the Bangkok campus. A Housing page exists but does not list boarding accommodation or boarding charges. No boarding fees are published.
Other costs and routine additional charges
- Uniform / dress code: the school provides a downloadable "Children Dresscode" / "Needed Items" document for parents that sets out clothing and personal-item expectations; however, no standard prices for uniforms are published.
- Materials / supplies / extra-curricular: the school lists extra-curricular programmes and parent-resource documents (e.g., "Needed Items"), but there is no public fee schedule for after-school activities, materials or lunch services. Any additional programme fees are not published.
Refunds and cancellation
- No current, public refund or cancellation policy (for registration fees, deposits, or tuition) is published on the school's public pages for the Bangkok campus. An older registration document (a 2019 registration file referenced on the admissions page) is present on the site, but an up-to-date refund/cancellation policy for the 2026/27 or 2025/26 academic year is not published.
Fee payment options
- The school does not publish specific payment methods (credit card, bank transfer, local bank details, online payment portal) on its public pages. Published contact details for payments or fee enquiries include telephone and email addresses for the school; families are expected to use those contacts for fee arrangements. The published contact information includes Tel: (+66) 63-646-2649 (and alternate numbers shown on admissions pages) and Email: jwmontessori@gmail.com.
Brief summary of availability of fee information
- There is no current, itemised public fee schedule for the Bangkok campus showing application amounts, per-term or per-year tuition by level, billing cycles, boarding fees, or standard payment methods for the 2026/27 academic year (nor for 2025/26) on the school's publicly accessible pages. The admissions materials confirm that a registration fee is required and list programme levels and parent-download documents (dress code / needed items), but published numerical fees and formal billing terms are not provided.
Academics
John Wyatt Montessori - Bangkok Campus teaches Montessori Curriculum for students aged 1 to 18.
Curriculum
The curriculum used at JWM from birth to high school is granted to JWM by the North American Montessori Teachers' Association (NAMTA), and is in accordance with the Association Montessori Internationale (AMI).
Wellbeing
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Parent Experience
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Facilities
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Extra-Curricular Activities
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Languages
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Reputation
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Admissions
Admissions
1. Submit Application Form. The online application/waiting list is used to apply in advance. Primary level admissions prioritize siblings of current students and 3-year-olds; admission for 4- and 5-year-olds without prior Montessori education is considered on a case-by-case basis. Applications are reviewed on a first-come, first-served basis for Primary level, while Elementary and Adolescent levels prioritize current students and consider other applicants on a case-by-case basis.
2. Schedule a school visit. Schedule a school visit after submitting the application. The visit is part of the admission process. It follows the submission of the application and precedes the subsequent steps in the process.
3. Pay registration fee. Pay the registration fee. Payment is a required part of the admission process. This step occurs after scheduling the visit and precedes the next stages in the admissions sequence.
4. Schedule a teacher-child meeting. Schedule a teacher-child meeting. The meeting is a scheduled component of the admissions process. It follows the payment of the registration fee and precedes finalizing the start date.
5. Schedule starting date. Schedule the starting date. This completes the primary sequence of the admissions steps. Families choose a starting date as part of finalizing enrollment in the program.
Waitlist
Application/Waiting list. Online application/waiting list is used to apply in advance. Primary level priority is given to siblings of current students and to 3-year-old children; admission for 4- and 5-year-olds without prior Montessori education is considered on a case-by-case basis. The application is first-come, first-served for Primary level, while Elementary and Adolescent levels grant priority to current students and consider other applicants on a case-by-case basis.
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FAQs
Where is John Wyatt Montessori Bangkok Campus located?
The Bangkok Campus is in the Chatuchak district of Bangkok. The full address is 2/1 Soi Pahoyothin 24 Yak 4-3-4, Chompon, Chatuchak, Bangkok 10900, THAILAND. The campus serves international Montessori students from birth to high school.
What age range does JWM Bangkok serve?
John Wyatt Montessori Bangkok serves ages 1 to 18, covering Toddler through Adolescent programs. The school follows a NAMTA-granted curriculum aligned with AMI.
What curriculum does the school use and is it AMI-aligned?
John Wyatt Montessori Bangkok uses a NAMTA-granted curriculum aligned with the Association Montessori Internationale (AMI). The school serves students from birth to high school and is co-educational.
Is there a registration fee for admissions and how much is it?
Yes, a registration/application fee is required as part of the admission procedure. The exact amount is not published publicly, and you should contact the school for current figures.
Are tuition fees published publicly?
Tuition rates by year group are not published online. Current tuition figures are provided directly by the school upon inquiry.
What is the admissions process and waitlist policy?
Admissions follow these steps: online application/waiting list, schedule a school visit, pay the registration fee, schedule a teacher-child meeting, and choose a starting date. Primary level admissions give priority to siblings and to 3-year-olds; admission for 4- and 5-year-olds without prior Montessori education is considered on a case-by-case basis; Elementary and Adolescent levels prioritize current students.
Are U.S. standardized tests offered?
U.S. Standardized Testing is offered annually as an optional program for Elementary (6-12) and Erdkinder (12-18) students. It is not mandatory for all students.
Can students earn a U.S. high school certificate?
Yes. A U.S. high school certificate can be earned by Adolescent program students as part of the learning environment.
What is the language of instruction and how are languages taught?
English is the main classroom language, with Thai language materials present and Thai alphabet lessons provided according to readiness. Other languages are introduced by visiting faculty to broaden linguistic exposure.
What is the campus environment and design like?
The Montessori environment is designed to maximize independence with a home-like, child-friendly setting. The space and architecture support self-directed work, concentration, and collaboration, as planned by Organic Design Workshop.
Are there sports facilities on the Bangkok campus?
Specific sports facilities are not listed for the Bangkok campus. Sports and PE are part of the program, while swimming and archery are offered at the Saraburi Campus.
What other facilities support learning on campus?
Thai language materials are integrated into the environment and Thai alphabet instruction is provided as readiness. Foreign language classes (Chinese, Japanese, Spanish) are offered by on-site and visiting faculty, alongside Montessori materials and garden/cooking activities.
What extracurricular activities are available?
Extracurricular options include Chess, Art, Organic Garden & Food Preparation, and Sports/PE. Thai language is integrated as an ongoing program, with additional languages offered by visiting faculty.
Is Thai taught as part of daily learning?
Yes, Thai language is woven into everyday learning and Thai alphabet instruction is provided according to readiness.
What hands-on activities exist?
Organic gardening includes pesticide-free vegetables, growing produce, making compost, and using compost for fertilization. Gardening is offered in morning sessions from 8:30 to 9:00.
Do students wear uniforms?
There is a dress code policy that students follow, with details provided in the school's dress code guidelines.
Who governs the school?
The school is family-owned and operates with leadership from the Irani family.
What is the overall school culture like?
John Wyatt Montessori emphasizes a safe, nurturing, child-centered environment where children feel respected and at home. The calm, home-like atmosphere supports independent learning and collaboration with Montessori-trained educators.
What languages are taught at JWM Bangkok?
English is the main classroom language; Thai language materials are present and Thai alphabet lessons are provided according to readiness. Other languages are offered by visiting faculty (Chinese, Japanese, Spanish) to broaden linguistic exposure.
Is Thai integrated into daily learning?
Yes, Thai language is woven into everyday learning and Thai alphabet instruction is provided according to readiness.
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