Magic Years International School

MYIS is located at 22/122 Moo 3, Soi Prasoet Islam, Bang Talat, Pak Kret, Nonthaburi 11120, just outside the main entrance of the Nichada Thani expatriate community in Nonthaburi, around 30 minutes from downtown Bangkok by car.

The school offers education from Infant/Toddler Care through Early Years, Primary and currently Middle School (Grades 6–10). It plans to extend to Grade 12 (IB Diploma) by 2027–28.

MYIS is a co‑educational day school and it does not offer boarding facilities.

The school does not have publicly available information on a formal learning support department or specific structures.

The school does not have a country affiliation.

MYIS International School has no religious affiliation and welcomes students from any background.

The school does not have publicly available information on their day structure.

The school offers transportation to two zones:

Zone 1: Nichada Thani and Samakee
Zone 2: Chaengwattana and Prachacheun

Services are available 3 or 5 days per week, with options for one-way or two-way transportation.

Annual transportation fees range from THB 27,200 (Zone 1, one-way, 3 days/week) to THB 94,000 (Zone 2, two-way, 5 days/week).

MYIS International School follows the International Baccalaureate (IB) curriculum, starting with the Primary Years Programme (PYP) from Early Years through Grade 5, and the Middle Years Programme (MYP) from Grades 6 to 10. Learning is organized around real-world themes that connect subjects like math, science, language, and social studies. Students work on projects, ask questions, and learn how to think critically and solve problems, rather than just memorize facts.

English is the main language of instruction, and all students also study Thai. Mandarin is introduced in middle school. The curriculum includes physical education, arts, music, and technology at all levels. The school also incorporates outdoor learning, with activities tied to its on-campus garden and farm.

MYIS includes SEL lessons led by a school counselor in Primary classrooms. For example, Grade 2 students explore concepts like empathy, the power of words (e.g., using a toothpaste experiment), and community-building through reflection.

MYIS states that it may accept children with special educational needs on a case-by-case basis. However, the school does not have an in-house SEN department or specialist therapists. Instead, families are expected to engage external specialists (such as speech or occupational therapists) themselves if their child requires regular intervention.

The school mentions that while it supports inclusion in the classroom, it does not provide therapy or specialized instruction for students with moderate to high needs on campus. Decisions regarding admission are made after reviewing individual assessments and needs.

MYIS does provide English as an Additional Language support. Students who are not yet proficient in English are assessed during the admissions process, and if needed, EAL instruction is provided to help them participate in the mainstream classroom.

MYIS has established a Child Safeguarding Committee which oversees risk assessments, hazard reporting, maintenance checks, and improvements to safety standards across the school campus. This internal team works alongside external auditors to regularly test equipment, electrical systems, and general site safety, ensuring a proactive approach to minimizing risks.

The school also employs a full-time certified school nurse who manages student health throughout the day, monitoring for illness, administering first aid, and promoting hygienic practices like handwashing and coughing protocols. Staff members receive annual training in first aid, CPR, and emergency response, enabling them to assist students promptly if accidents occur.

1. Submit the Enrollment Application
Submit the form via their OpenApply platform. Complete the online application form and submit any required documents.

2. Submit Additional Forms & Documents
Health and immunization records, bus service request (if needed), after-school clubs forms, and any other requested paperwork.

3. Attend an Interview / Introduction Meeting with the Head of School (formerly called the Principal)
This is a conversational meeting to get to know your child and allow you to ask questions.

4. Admission Decision
The school will inform you if a placement is offered. If accepted, they will send a letter of acceptance via email or phone.

5. Payment of Registration Fee
Families must pay the non‑refundable registration fee to secure the offered place.

6. Sibling and Special Needs Considerations
Applications are accepted year-round. Grade placement is determined as of September 1 of the school year. Children with special needs may be accepted on a case-by-case basis in consultation with professionals.

The school does not have publicly available information on their scholarships.

The school does not have a waitlist.