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Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Community and Service
Stages Infant/Toddler Care, Early Years, Preschool, Kindergarten, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, Sixth Form, Senior Secondary School
Introduction
Berkeley International School is a private, independent, co-educational day school with four campuses in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. The Norodom (Phsar Kandal), Toul Kork, 6A (Chroy Changva), and Mean Chey campuses accommodate students from Nursery to Grade 12, with the Mean Chey site launching a new 60m campus in 2026. The school serves ages 1 to 17 and combines the Cambridge Curriculum with the Cambodian national programme authorised by the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport. Cambridge Primary and Cambridge Secondary are included, and Cambridge IGCSE is offered on eligible campuses; Bespoke Curriculum is also available. Facilities include classrooms and specialist rooms with laboratories, art rooms, and music rooms, plus on-site sports facilities. The After-School Programme provides activities in sports, arts and music, ICT and book clubs. Notable academic activities include Kangaroo Maths, Science Fairs and Education Fairs, and a strong emphasis on charity and field trips across campuses.
Norodom (Phsar Kandal) Campus: #169, St. 136, Phsar Kandal II, Daun Penh, Phnom Penh, Cambodia; Toul Kork (TK) Campus: #22A, St. 273, Beoung Kak I, Toul Kork, Phnom Penh, Cambodia; 6A (Chroy Changva) Campus: St. Betong (B-01), Prek Lieb, Chroy Changva, Phnom Penh, Cambodia; 60m (Mean Chey) Campus (launching 2026): St. 60m (Ring Road 2), Khan Dangkor, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
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The Essentials
Berkeley International School has instruction in English.
Location
Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Berkeley International School operates across four campuses in Phnom Penh: Phsar Kandal Campus (
169, St. 136, Phsar Kandal II, Daun Penh); Toul Kork Campus (22A, St. 273, Beoung Kak I, Toul Kork); Berkeley International School Address (169, St. 136, Phsar Kandal II, Daun Penh); Berkeley International School TK Address (22A, St. 273, Beoung Kok I, Toul Kork); and Berkeley International School 6A 6A (Chroy Changva) Campus (St. Betong, B-01, Prek Lieb, Chroy Changva).
Stages
Nursery to Secondary School (Nursery-G12)
Type
independent, co-educational, day school
Country affiliation
Cambodia
Diving Deeper
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Fees
Application fee - A one-time fee is required for all students who apply to cover administrative costs.
Enrollment fee - A one-time enrollment charge is required for newly accepted students. This fee must be paid in full by the first payment date and is non-refundable and non-transferable.
Capital fee - An annual capital fee is charged to all students to cover campus maintenance and upgrades. This fee must be paid in full by the first payment date. Students enrolling for the second semester are charged 50% of the annual capital fee.
Tuition fees by year group (amounts and per-term details) - The school publishes a detailed tuition schedule that lists amounts by year group and payment frequency (annual/semester/term). Specific numeric tuition amounts per year group and per term are provided in the school's tuition schedule. The published tuition schedule for 2024–2025 is referenced on the school's fees page. The detailed numeric fee figures for the 2025/26 or 2026/27 academic years were not available on the site in an accessible, extractable format at the time of this review.
Billing schedule and payment terms - Fees can be paid on an annual, semester, or term basis. The enrolment fee and the capital fee must be paid in full by the first payment date. All fees are stated as non-transferable.
Boarding fees - No boarding provision or boarding fees are listed for the school; boarding is not applicable.
Other costs and additional fees - Additional charges apply for study materials, school uniforms, and any other optional or extra services a student acquires. Uniforms and study materials are billed as additional fees separate from tuition. - Sibling discounts are available: a 10% discount for the second child and a 15% discount for consecutive younger siblings.
Refund information - All fees are non-refundable and non-transferable.
Fee payment options - The publicly posted fee information describes payment frequency and which fees are due by the first payment date but does not list specific accepted payment methods (for example, credit card or bank transfer) in the published fee page and accompanying notes.
Summary of findings and limitation - The school's fees page identifies the types of fees, sibling discounts, billing frequencies (annual/semester/term), and the requirement that enrolment and capital fees be paid by the first payment date. A downloadable detailed tuition schedule (labelled for 2024–2025) is linked from that page and contains the numeric tuition amounts by year group and per-term breakdown, but the downloadable file could not be accessed for extraction at the time of this review. As a result, specific numeric tuition amounts for each year group and per term could not be provided here.
Academics
Berkeley International School teaches Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE, Bespoke Curriculum for students aged 1 to 17.
Curriculum
Nursery to G12; Cambridge Curriculum and the Cambodian national programme authorised by the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport; Cambridge Primary and Cambridge Secondary are included.
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
Step 1: School Information / Student Consultant. The admissions process starts with school information and connecting with a student consultant. This step sets the direction for the remainder of the process. The family then moves to Step 2.
Step 2: Student Observation and Placement Test. The applicant undergoes observation and a placement test to assess readiness and determine appropriate placement. The results inform the next steps in the admissions process. The family moves to Step 3 once this step is complete.
Step 3: Student Acceptance. The school reviews the applicant's information and communicates whether the student is accepted. Acceptance confirms a place is available for the student. The family proceeds to Step 4 to finalize enrollment.
Step 4: Enrollment / Payment. Enrollment is completed and the space is secured through payment. The admission is finalized upon completion of enrollment procedures.
Berkeley International School is in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, with multiple campuses across the city. It offers education from Nursery to G12 and uses a combination of the Cambridge Curriculum with the Cambodian national programme authorized by the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport.
What ages does BIS serve?
BIS serves students from age 1 through 17, covering Nursery through G12. This includes early years, primary, and secondary levels.
What curriculum does BIS offer?
BIS offers the Cambridge Curriculum alongside the Cambodian national programme authorized by the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport, and Cambridge Primary and Cambridge Secondary are included.
Is BIS a day school or boarding school?
BIS is a day school. It is an independent, co‑educational institution and does not offer boarding.
What upfront fees should I expect when applying to BIS?
There is a one‑time application fee and a one‑time enrollment fee for all applicants, both of which are non‑refundable. An annual capital fee is charged to all students and must be paid by the first payment date, with 50% of the capital fee applying to those enrolling in the second semester.
Are there sibling discounts at BIS?
Yes. BIS offers a 10% discount for the second child and a 15% discount for consecutive younger siblings.
How is tuition billed and paid at BIS?
Tuition can be paid annually, by semester, or by term. Enrolment and capital fees must be paid in full by the first payment date, and there is a detailed tuition schedule by year group that lists amounts by payment frequency.
What curriculum does BIS use?
The school uses the Cambridge Curriculum alongside the Cambodian national programme and includes Cambridge Primary and Cambridge Secondary as part of the programme.
Does BIS offer Cambridge examinations?
BIS is registered with Cambridge International Examinations and is seeking affiliation for Cambridge Primary, Lower Secondary, IGCSE and A‑Levels, so some Cambridge examinations may be offered once affiliations are in place.
What is the age range/levels covered at BIS?
BIS covers Nursery through G12, corresponding to ages 1 to 17.
What facilities are available on BIS campuses?
BIS campuses provide classrooms and specialist rooms, including laboratories, art rooms and music rooms, along with on‑site sports facilities.
What extracurricular facilities or programs exist on campus?
The After‑School Programme offers activities such as sports, arts, music, ICT club, book club, and other clubs.
Do BIS campuses have sports facilities?
Yes, BIS has on‑campus sports facilities.
What competitions or events do BIS students participate in?
BIS students participate in Kangaroo Maths (grades 1–12), Science Fairs, and Education Fairs that connect upper secondary students with university representatives from the UK, USA and Australia; field trips are also part of the program.
Are there leadership or guidance opportunities for students?
Education Fairs provide guidance and counselling for future education and careers, and upper secondary students meet university representatives annually.
Does BIS encourage charity or community service?
Yes. BIS encourages charity activities as part of school life to develop social responsibility and empathy.
What language support does BIS offer for non‑native English speakers?
BIS has staff experienced with English as a Second Language (EAL) and provides EAL support for G9–G10; English is taught as a subject.
How does BIS support students' wellbeing?
Mental wellbeing is supported through Positive Education and a culture of care that emphasizes positive relationships and a growth mindset, along with field trips to support social development.
What safeguarding measures are in place at BIS?
Welfare and safeguarding of pupils are top priorities, and safety is emphasized in daily school life.
Is BIS a boarding school?
No. BIS is a day school with no boarding provision.
