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International School Fee Structures (Academic Year 2010-2011) Bangkok Patana School (www.patana.ac.th) Baht US$ Entrance fee (1st child) 250,000 7,660.49 (2nd & subsequent child) 200,000 6,128.39 Capital assessment certificate (per child & redeemable 400,000 12,256.78 upon withdrawal of child) (optional alternative to Capital assessment fee) Capital assessment fee (per term & non-refundable) 15,000 459.63 Tuition fee (per year) - Year 1-2 407,505 12,486.75 - Year 3-5 467,085 14,312.39 - Year 6 484,860 14,857.06 - Year 7-9 531,885 16,297.99 - Year 10 640,410 19,623.41 Transportation fee (Zone 1/ Zone 2) 67,680/76,500 2,073.85/2,344.11 Berkeley International School Baht US$ (www.berkeleybangkok.com) Registration fee Waived Waived Book deposit (one-time & refundable) 30,000 919.26 Testing fee (SAT 10) - Grade 2-6 3,000 91.93 Tuition fee (per year) 280,000 8,579.75 - Pre-K-K 3 - Grade 1-5 320,000 9,805.42 - Grade 6 360,000 11,031.10 ESL fee (Grade 1-6) 90,000 2,757.78 Lunch fee - Pre-K-Grade 5 18,000 551.56 - Grade 6 20,000 612.84 International School Bangkok (www.isb.ac.th) Baht US$ Annual fee 20,000 612.84 Registration fee (non-refundable) 240,000 7,354.07 Tuition fee - Elementary (KG-Grade 5) 611,000 18,722.23 - Middle (Grade 6-8) 688,000 21,081.66 - High (Grade 9-12) 721,000 22,092.85 Transportation fee (Distance from 1-55 Km.) 62,540-100,180 1,916.35-3,069.71 59 Ruamrudee International School (www.rism.ac.th) Baht US$ Registration fee 200,000 6,128.39 Campus development fund (refundable upon 200,000 6,128.39 withdrawal/graduation) School supplies (KG-Grade 5) 4,300-5,800 131.76-177.72 ESL fee (per semester) 30,000 919.26 Tuition fee - Preschool, Pre-K, & KG 314,000 9,621.57 - Grade 1-5 426,800 13,077.98 - Grade 6-8 449,800 13,782.75 - Grade 9-12 497,000 15,229.05 Shrewsbury International School Baht US$ (www.shrewsbury.ac.th) Guaranteed place fee (non-refundable) 100,000 3,064.19 Refundable Deposit 100,000 3,064.19 Tuition fee - Year 3-4 518,100 15,875.59 - Year 5-6 535,800 16,417.96 - Year 7-9 552,900 16,941.93 - Year 10 & 12 706,200 21,639.34 - Year 11 & 13 (* two terms payable only) 470,800* 14,426.23* Source: Internet survey, as of July 2010 Bank Holidays for 2011 January 3 Monday, Substitution New Year’s Day (Saturday, January 1) February 18 Friday, Makha Bucha Day April 6 Wednesday, Chakri Day April 13 Tuesday, Songkran Festival April 14 Wednesday, Songkran Festival April 15 Thursday, Songkran Festival May 2 Monday, Substitution National Labor Day (Sunday, May 1) May 5 Thursday, Coronation Day May 17 Tuesday, Wisakha Bucha Day July 1 Friday, Mid Year Closing Day July 15 Friday, Asarnha Bucha Day August 12 Friday, H.M. the Queen’s Birthday October 24 Monday, Substitution Chulalongkorn Day (Sunday, October 23) December 5 Monday, H.M. the King’s Birthday December 12 Monday, Substitution Constitution Day (Saturday, December 10) Source: Bank of Thailand, as of July 2010 Website: www.bot.or.th 60.

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