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Support guide · 2026/27

Language and learning support costs

In brief

Nine of the 29 schools publish a 2026/27 charge for language or learning support: six price English help separately and three combine it with learning support. Two schools also list distinct additional-needs charges. Billing periods differ, and a published price cannot establish whether a school can meet a particular child's needs. School sources checked 27 July 2026.

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01 · English-language support

Separately priced English support

EAL, ELS and ESL label English help; they do not diagnose or imply special educational needs. These six fees exclude general learning support.

School-published 2026/27 English-language tariffs on each school's billing basis. Annual equivalents are labelled and assume the same level all year. Checked 27 July 2026.
SchoolPublished tariffProgramme / basisWhat triggers itSource
Regents฿131,000–฿214,000/yearEnglish Language Acquisition: Primary, Secondary Junior, Core and Secondary SeniorAdmissions assessment, then termly reviewFee PDF
St Andrew's฿100,000/year EAL; ฿175,000/year LEAPEAL or one-year Learning English with Accelerated ProgressEnglish is not the first language and/or is below school standardFee PDF
ISE฿19,200–฿57,600/semesterEAL Levels 3–1; arithmetic full-year equivalent ฿38,400–฿115,200Assigned proficiency level and 2, 4 or 6 lessons/weekFee PDF
MIS฿45,000–฿90,000/yearModerate or intensive English Learning Support by year groupEnglish proficiency below the school's required standardOfficial source
SISB Rayong฿20,000 or ฿30,000/termELS1 or ELS2 Special; arithmetic three-term equivalent ฿60,000 or ฿90,000Listed as an additional fee “if required”Fee PDF
El Dream฿60,000/yearESL for Grades 1–12; ฿15,000/quarter or ฿30,000/semesterThe fee sheet gives a tariff but no public assessment ruleFee PDF

A published price does not show how much help a child would receive. Ask about hours, group size, staff role, lessons missed and review frequency before comparing offers.

02 · Mixed labels

Combined language and learning-support fees

Rugby, ISC and Wells list English-language and learning support together in one fee row or tier table. Their documents do not split the price between those purposes, so these are not comparable dedicated additional-needs charges.

Current 2026/27 tariffs whose school-published label combines language and learning support. Amounts remain on the school's stated billing basis.
SchoolPublished tariffExact public labelImportant limitSource
Rugby Thailand฿5,500–฿70,000/term“EAL & SfL Fees — English as an Additional Language and Support for Learning”Six tiers; further EAL and one-to-one fees may be addedFee PDF
ISC฿21,000–฿70,000/year“English as an Additional Language / Learning Support”Four bands from 3 to 8–10 sessions/weekFee PDF
Wells Chonburi฿30,000–฿80,000/semester“ESL Fee/Learning Support (If applicable)”Price varies by grade and is blank for some gradesFee PDF
03 · Additional learning needs

Additional-needs support charges

Distinct school-published additional-needs pathways for 2026/27. Annual prices are Thai baht; these are different provision models, not like-for-like packages. Checked 27 July 2026.
SchoolPublished pathwayAnnual fee (THB)Separate assessmentSource
RegentsEnhanced Support Level 127,0003,000 inclusion assessment packageFee PDF
RegentsEnhanced Support Level 251,0003,000 inclusion assessment packageSupport page
RegentsEnhanced Support Level 392,0003,000 inclusion assessment packageFee PDF
St Andrew'sShared Learning Support Assistant (50%)186,067Regular short interventions are described as freeLSA fee PDF
St Andrew'sFull-time Learning Support Assistant372,134Support agreement with family and schoolLSA fee PDF

Regents says its specialist team supports additional educational needs and may include speech and language therapy and counselling. St Andrew's says regular six-week to one-term interventions are free, while the paid LSA arrangements provide more intensive and regular support.

These are not like-for-like products. Regents prices support levels; St Andrew's prices a staffing arrangement. Neither figure can tell a family whether the school can meet a specific child's needs.

04 · Provision without a comparable price

Support without a published price

Garden says EAL and learning support are compulsory when assessed as necessary, describes learner passports, in-class and withdrawal support, and says the associated fee is available on request. Its official fee page now labels the tariff 2026/27 (checked 23 September 2026). Garden fees · Garden inclusion

MIS publishes its English-support tariff above, but prices Additional Education Needs case by case after assessment. TPIS describes intensive and transitional ELLS, small-group or one-to-one learning support and external specialists; its current 2026/27 tuition page lists both SEN and language support as additional costs without a tariff. MIS support · TPIS fees · TPIS support

The remaining schools do not publish a comparable 2026/27 support tariff in the sources checked. Garden and TPIS describe provision without a standard public price. An unpublished fee does not mean support is unavailable.

Which other schools have no published standard tariff?

BPIS, EFIP, BJP, BEST, Phoenix Wittaya, Highgate, Lovell, REPS, TJAS Si Racha, Satit Udomseuksa, ACS Si Racha, Darasamutr, Maryvit Bowin, Hastin, Maryvit Sattahip, Belfry, Sirasartsuksa Amata and Kids Avenue.

05 · Before applying

What to ask each school

These tariffs help with a budget. A school's assessment and written plan are needed to establish whether its support is suitable for your child.

  1. Share the starting point. Give admissions recent reports, diagnoses, therapy notes and current accommodations before assessment. For continuous one-to-one care, therapy, specialist equipment, behavioural support or complex exam access, request a confidential needs review before comparing prices.
  2. Define the provision. Ask who delivers support, their qualifications and supervision, weekly hours, group size, subjects missed, external-provider policy, accessible facilities and any speech, occupational or behavioural support. An EAL place or paid assistant does not confirm those services.
  3. Get the review and cost in writing. Ask for the review cycle, exit criteria, parent reporting, exam-access arrangements and the full charge if support intensity changes. Compare tariffs only after schools have proposed genuinely comparable provision.
  4. Confirm what the school can provide. Request a written statement of inclusions, exclusions, staffing and total charge before any non-refundable payment. An admissions offer or published fee does not guarantee a particular specialist or accommodation.
Sources and check dates

Support fee sources and dates

  1. Rugbyofficial fee page · 2026/27 fee PDFSix EAL/SfL tiers and assessment statement · PDF rendered and checked 27 July 2026
  2. Regentslearning-support page · 2026/27 fee PDFEAL and distinct Personalised Support tables · PDF rendered and checked 27 July 2026
  3. St Andrew's2026/27 fee PDF · LSA fee PDFEAL, LEAP, free short interventions and paid LSA arrangements · both PDFs rendered and checked 27 July 2026
  4. ISEofficial fee PDFFilename says 2025/26; rendered document says 2026/27 and was published 18 May 2026 · rechecked 29 August 2026
  5. MIS2026/27 fee page · support pageELS tariff plus case-specific Additional Education Needs pricing · checked 27 July 2026
  6. ISC2026/27 fee PDFCombined EAL/learning-support table · PDF rendered and checked 27 July 2026
  7. Wells2026/27 Chonburi fee PDFCombined ESL/learning-support row by grade · PDF rendered and checked 27 July 2026
  8. SISB2026/27 Rayong fee PDFELS1 and ELS2 per-term tariffs · PDF rendered and checked 27 July 2026
  9. El Dream2026/27 fee PDFESL quarterly, semester and annual tariff · PDF rendered and checked 27 July 2026
  10. No-price detailGarden inclusion · TPIS supportProvision descriptions retained without inventing a comparable current tariff · checked 27 July 2026

Prices and provision statements come from the schools' own pages and documents. Arithmetic annual equivalents are labelled in the tables; the figures are not a quality ranking.

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