Hastin
International
School.
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Affordable on paper.
Finite in pathway.
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Hastin is useful because it fills a price-and-location gap that broad “international school” lists often miss. The official history says the organisation began as a kindergarten in 2009, moved to its current five-rai campus in 2016, added an English Programme in 2022 and received authority to operate as an international school in 2025. OPEC’s campus record, code 1120700016, independently anchors the registered school. The current public offer is narrower than a conventional through-school: Pre-Nursery through Year 9, with no published IGCSE, A-Level, IB Diploma or Grades 10–12 pathway.
The present product is Oxford International Curriculum through Year 9
The school names Oxford International Curriculum, British EYFS and Key Stages 1–3. That establishes the taught framework it markets today; it does not establish a Cambridge examination-centre status or an external qualification at age 16. Oxford-branded curriculum materials and an internationally portable leaving credential are not the same thing. A family with a young child may value the curriculum and lower price without needing a graduation route yet, but a Year 7 family should ask what happens after Year 9 before treating continuity as solved.
The 2026 tuition range is unusually compact
Annual tuition is ฿169,500 for Pre-Nursery, Nursery and Reception; ฿198,900 for Years 1–6; and ฿229,500 for Years 7–9. Each annual figure is payable in three equal terms. The range therefore reflects the full set of grades the school currently publishes, not a partial table ending before the most expensive year. It is low for an English-medium international record in Banglamung, but tuition alone is not the family total.
Meals and small annual charges change the comparison
Early Years meals are compulsory at ฿5,000 per term, adding ฿15,000 across three terms. Meals are optional at ฿6,000 per term in Years 1–6 and ฿6,500 in Years 7–9. The school separately publishes ฿1,000 per year for its property-protection programme and ฿1,000 for accident insurance. A continuing Early Years pupil therefore has at least ฿186,500 in published recurring charges. A Year 7 pupil who takes meals reaches ฿251,000 before uniform, bus, trips or examinations.
First-year cash is more than the range suggests
The non-refundable application fee is ฿3,000 and non-refundable enrolment fee is ฿30,000. Add those to tuition and the two annual ฿1,000 programmes: a new Year 1 pupil starts at ฿233,900 before optional meals or any unpublished extra; with school meals, the known total is ฿251,900. The school does not publish bus, uniform, trip or external-exam tariffs. Those unknowns should appear as unknowns in the family budget, not as zero.
The school’s history helps explain the offer
The staged growth from kindergarten to English Programme and then international-school registration suggests a small institution building upward rather than a finished through-school launched all at once. That can mean a close community and leadership attention, but it also concentrates pathway risk in the later years. Ask how many pupils are enrolled in each current secondary year, which grades will open next, what staffing is already contracted and whether future qualification plans have regulator or examination-board approval.
The location works best for eastern Pattaya
Pornprapanimit Road in Pong makes Hastin most legible for families around Mabprachan, Siam Country Club, Nong Prue and the eastern side of Banglamung. A modest tuition difference can disappear in transport time if the family lives in central Jomtien, Sattahip or Si Racha. The school does not publish a bus tariff, so ask for the exact home quote, pickup window, adult supervision and activity-bus arrangement. Test the route in both directions during term-time traffic.
Registration is not an accreditation badge
This guide records the OPEC school entry because it verifies that Hastin is a registered international school. It does not convert the school into a CIS-, WASC-, NEASC-, IB- or Cambridge-accredited campus, and no such claim is inherited here. If admissions names an external body, check the body’s own current directory and the exact campus before relying on it. The distinction matters most when a family needs portable transcripts or a recognised leaving qualification.
The strongest fit is a younger child with a planned transition
Hastin is most coherent for a family near Mabprachan seeking a smaller English-medium environment at a published annual price below many established international competitors, especially in Early Years or Primary. It is less straightforward for a child approaching Year 9 because the next credential-bearing phase is not public. A sensible enrolment plan names both the reason to choose Hastin now and the trigger for reviewing the next school—grade reached, qualification announced, or a specified date.
Questions that should be answered before paying
Ask for the exact weekly language timetable, class size and teacher allocation for the target grade; confirmation of what “Oxford International Curriculum” means in assessment and reporting; the current highest enrolled year; the approved plan after Year 9; every unpublished bus, uniform, trip and examination cost; and the withdrawal and refund terms. For visa support, note the school’s published ฿3,000 processing charge each time and requirement that annual tuition be paid in full.
How to read a source-verified record
This page reports what the identified campus and public authorities disclose on the verification date. It does not turn school marketing into an independent judgement or promise that a place, teacher, price or future phase will remain unchanged. Primary-source status answers “who published this?”; it does not answer every quality question. The source list lets a family inspect the evidence, while the gaps identify what must be supplied in a written offer or admissions meeting.
Keep fee structure attached to every number
A fee is meaningful only with its academic year, grade, billed period and inclusion set. Per-term, per-semester and annual figures should never be mixed casually, and a refundable deposit should not be treated like a non-refundable fee even though both require cash before entry. Where this page annualises a number, the school has published the number of billed periods. Where the school gives no price, the field stays unknown rather than being inferred from a neighbouring grade, an older year or a related campus.
Do not let a school category decide the fit
“International,” “bilingual,” “Christian” and “Thai private” describe important structural differences, but none replaces a target-grade timetable and credential check. A younger child may thrive in a school whose later pathway is still developing; an older child may need a recognised examination route immediately. A family remaining in Thailand can rationally value Thai fluency and national continuity more than an overseas qualification. Another family may need portable transcripts above every other benefit. The same school can therefore be a strong fit and a poor fit for two neighbouring households.
Use current scale and outcomes carefully
Published student counts, campus sizes and histories are recorded only when the school supplies them. They are context, not ratings. Large enrolment can support breadth but may also produce larger classes; a small cohort can bring attention but narrow peer and subject choices. University-destination lists are useful only with dates, cohort sizes and the exact qualification used. Ask for current, campus-specific evidence and avoid inheriting a group achievement from another branch.
Re-verify before money becomes non-refundable
Schools can replace a PDF without changing its address, move a page while leaving an old download indexed, or issue a family-specific schedule that differs from public material. Before paying, save the applicable document and ask admissions to attach it to the offer. If the offer differs from this page, ask which figure controls and why, then use the signed school document for the payment decision. Send the changed source to the guide so the public record can be corrected for the next family.
Three tuition bands.
Every known extra.
The school publishes annual tuition and states that it is billed in three equal terms. Meals and annual protection charges sit outside tuition.
| Charge | Published amount | Structure / action |
|---|---|---|
| Academic Year 2026 tuition | ||
| Pre-Nursery · Nursery · Reception | ฿169,500/year | ฿56,500 × 3 terms |
| Years 1–6 | ฿198,900/year | ฿66,300 × 3 terms |
| Years 7–9 | ฿229,500/year | ฿76,500 × 3 terms |
| Entry and recurring extras | ||
| Application · non-refundable | ฿3,000 | One-time |
| Enrolment · non-refundable | ฿30,000 | One-time |
| Early Years meals | ฿5,000/term | Compulsory · ฿15,000/year |
| Years 1–6 meals | ฿6,000/term | Optional · ฿18,000/year |
| Years 7–9 meals | ฿6,500/term | Optional · ฿19,500/year |
| Property protection + accident insurance | ฿2,000/year | ฿1,000 each |
| Student visa processing | ฿3,000/time | Full-year tuition required |
| Bus · uniform · trips · external exams | Not published | Request written tariff |
Evidence status: primary-current. Figures come from the school’s own current material. Unpublished lines remain unpriced rather than estimated.
An eastern-Pattaya family with a younger child and a deliberate post-Year-9 plan.
The decision is strongest when the curriculum route, location and written all-in cost match the actual child—not merely the school category. Verify the target grade and dated offer before paying.
Resolve these before paying.
- No upper-secondary or external leaving qualification is currently advertised.
- Meals and annual charges sit outside tuition.
- Bus, uniform, trips and exam tariffs are not public.
- No boarding.
- OPEC registration is not presented as international accreditation.
Turn the public record
into your real total.
1. Put the exact child and academic year on the quote
A usable offer names the child’s entry grade, programme, start date and academic year. It states whether each number is annual, termly, semester-based or monthly and shows the number of billed periods. If a promotion applies, ask for the standard amount, eligibility, expiry date and every later year affected. Never compare one school’s discounted opening year with another school’s normal continuing-year bill. Keep the dated schedule that governed the offer.
2. Separate tuition, non-refundable entry charges and deposits
Application, assessment, registration, enrolment and refundable security money are different costs. Ask which lines repeat at a phase change, which can transfer to a sibling and what notice is needed to recover a deposit. Build two totals: cash due before the first day and the normal recurring bill for the next complete year. Families often discover affordability problems in the first total even when the headline tuition fits.
3. Mark every extra included, compulsory, optional or unpriced
Have admissions mark meals, snacks, insurance, books, online platforms, devices, uniforms, sports kit, clubs, trips, external examinations, visa paperwork and language or learning support. “Optional” should mean a pupil can decline it without missing a normal curriculum requirement. Where no tariff is public, the written offer should still explain how and when the amount is set and whether it can change after enrolment.
4. Confirm the highest operating grade and leaving credential
A website can describe future grades before a campus teaches them. Ask for the current highest enrolled grade, planned expansion dates, examination board and exact leaving credential. Request campus-specific evidence rather than inheriting a group-level claim. Families planning an overseas university route should ask how the qualification is recognised and what graduates have actually used; families choosing Thailand’s national route should confirm transcript and examination support.
5. Price transport from the real home
Give admissions the exact address and intended after-school schedule. Request one-way and return prices, pickup windows, first pickup, last drop-off, supervision and late-activity arrangements. Drive the route during school traffic before signing a lease. A lower fee can lose its value when the child spends several hours each week on an indirect route or when a parent must make two daily cross-city journeys.
6. Resolve language and learning support before acceptance
Ask which subjects are taught in which language and who teaches them in the target grade. If English, Thai or learning support may be required, obtain the assessment basis, staffing, group size, frequency, review date and tariff before paying a non-refundable charge. A school may be willing to admit a child without having the specific support the family assumes.
7. Compare the same pupil, year and payment method
Use the same academic year, age, grade, route and payment method for every shortlist. Annualise only when the school publishes the number of billed terms or semesters. Add compulsory recurring extras to tuition and show refundable deposits separately. Record unpriced items as unknown rather than zero. This produces a decision table that survives marketing language and makes future increases easier to understand.
Ask for the exact-grade documents.
Request the current fee sheet, target-grade timetable, transport quote, support tariff and final credential in one written reply.
Every material claim,
traced to a primary source.
- Feeswww.hastin.ac.th ↗
- Mealswww.hastin.ac.th ↗
- Annual extraswww.hastin.ac.th ↗
- History + scopewww.hastin.ac.th ↗
- Registrationschool.opec.go.th ↗
Quick answers
before you apply.
What curriculum does Hastin International teach?
Hastin International School offers Oxford International Curriculum, British EYFS, Key Stage 1-3. Ages Pre-Nursery-Year 9. Verify current pathways with the school's admissions office.
How much does Hastin International cost per year?
Published annual tuition is approximately ฿170K–฿230K per year (Jul 2026 verification). One-time fees, boarding, transport, and supplementary charges are additional — see the editorial fee table.
Where is Hastin International located?
Hastin International School is in Banglamung (16/5 Moo 9, Pornprapanimit Road, Pong, Banglamung, Chonburi 20150). Commute times from central Pattaya vary — see the editorial for area context.
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