Mulberry House International Pre-School
โรงเรียนอนุบาลนานาชาติมัลเบอรี่เฮ้าส์
฿425K – ฿678K
Including Admission Fees and Annual Tuition
British
Curriculum
1–5
Age
Nursery › Kindergarten
English
Language
Also taught:
80
Students
Mulberry House has been on Soi Tonson since 2003, and the setting tells you something about the school immediately: a beautiful colonial-style house on a tree-shaded soi off Ploenchit Road in Lumpini, one of the most central and quietly residential pockets of Bangkok.
It is a preschool only, serving children from age 2 to 6, following the British EYFS framework with a play-based, inquiry-led approach. The student-to-teacher ratio is 4 to 1, one of the lowest of any school in this comparison, and that number shapes daily life.
Children are known individually, progress is genuinely tracked, and the pace suits early childhood rather than a system built for older learners. The community is international and compact, reflecting the immediate neighbourhood of Ploenchit and Lumpini. Mulberry House is not a school you choose for scale or facilities; you choose it because the approach and the intimacy are exactly what you want for a child under 6 in the centre of a large city. As with all preschools, plan the primary transition before you enrol. The campus is on Soi Tonson off Ploenchit Road, a short walk from Chit Lom and Ploenchit BTS.
Mulberry House Fees
Admission & Enrollment
฿120,000
one-time fees
Annual Tuition
฿305,490 – ฿557,865
depends on year group
Total 1st year
Including Admission Fees and Annual Tuition
฿425,490 – ฿677,865
Admission & Enrollment
฿120,000
one-time fees
Annual Tuition
฿305,490 – ฿557,865
depends on year group
Total 1st year
฿425,490 – ฿677,865
Including Admission Fees and Annual Tuition
Tuition Fees (2025–2026)
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Key Facts
British
Curriculum
English
Language
80
Students
08:00 – 13:45
School Day
10
Avg. Class Size
1:4
Teacher / Student
2003
Founded
For Parents
A central Bangkok preschool in a colonial-style house, Mulberry House International Pre-School is very clearly an early-years specialist rather than a through-school campus. The curriculum is the UK Early Years Foundation Stage, and the published age bands run from Nursery 1 at 17 months to Kindergarten 2 at 4 years plus, with the school organising its year across three terms.
The campus, on Soi Tonson off Ploenchit Road, leans into that compact identity: tree-shaded outdoor space, a playground, pool, library, canteen, soft gym and ballet room. This is the kind of place parents choose because they want a preschool first, not because they expect a seamless run through primary and secondary.
Day to day, the strongest concrete point is scale. Mulberry publishes a 4:1 student-teacher ratio, and its class staffing is listed in unusual detail: Nursery classrooms have one teacher, one teaching assistant and one nursery nanny, while Kindergarten lists one teacher and one teaching assistant. The teaching style reads as play-led EYFS, with children exploring indoors and outdoors, Kindergarten literacy built through Jolly Phonics and Oxford Reading Tree, and after-school options that are specific rather than generic, including Little Chefs, Little Artists, Little Scientists, ballet, taekwondo, Chinese and Thai. Food is treated as part of the routine, with themed menus and stated alternative meals for dietary requirements.
The school also presents alumni anecdotes rather than league-table claims, pointing to former pupils later moving to schools such as Bangkok Patana and Wycombe Abbey. There are trade-offs, and they matter. Mulberry House ends at K2, so families need a next-school plan quite early. The school day is also shorter than a full primary schedule, noon for Nursery and 1:45 pm for Kindergarten, which suits some children and complicates others.
The Tonson address is useful if you live or work around Chit Lom, Langsuan, Wireless or Ploenchit, but less attractive as a cross-city commute once Bangkok traffic has its say. If you want big-campus sports, a long facilities list, or clearly published specialist support services, this is not that sort of school. It makes more sense for families who want a small early-years setting in the city centre, with a published low ratio and a straightforward preschool focus.
Frequent Questions about Mulberry House
Facilities
Extracurricular Activities
13+
activities per term
Address & Contacts
7 Soi Tonson, Ploenchit Road
Lumphini, Pathum Wan · Bangkok 10330
General Inquiries
Mulberry House Fees
Admission & Enrollment
฿120,000
one-time fees
Annual Tuition
฿305,490 – ฿557,865
depends on year group
Total 1st year
Including Admission Fees and Annual Tuition
฿425,490 – ฿677,865
Admission & Enrollment
฿120,000
one-time fees
Annual Tuition
฿305,490 – ฿557,865
depends on year group
Total 1st year
฿425,490 – ฿677,865
Including Admission Fees and Annual Tuition
Tuition Fees (2025–2026)
Key Facts
British
Curriculum
English
Language
80
Students
08:00 – 13:45
School Day
10
Avg. Class Size
1:4
Teacher / Student
2003
Founded
For Parents
A central Bangkok preschool in a colonial-style house, Mulberry House International Pre-School is very clearly an early-years specialist rather than a through-school campus. The curriculum is the UK Early Years Foundation Stage, and the published age bands run from Nursery 1 at 17 months to Kindergarten 2 at 4 years plus, with the school organising its year across three terms.
The campus, on Soi Tonson off Ploenchit Road, leans into that compact identity: tree-shaded outdoor space, a playground, pool, library, canteen, soft gym and ballet room. This is the kind of place parents choose because they want a preschool first, not because they expect a seamless run through primary and secondary.
Day to day, the strongest concrete point is scale. Mulberry publishes a 4:1 student-teacher ratio, and its class staffing is listed in unusual detail: Nursery classrooms have one teacher, one teaching assistant and one nursery nanny, while Kindergarten lists one teacher and one teaching assistant. The teaching style reads as play-led EYFS, with children exploring indoors and outdoors, Kindergarten literacy built through Jolly Phonics and Oxford Reading Tree, and after-school options that are specific rather than generic, including Little Chefs, Little Artists, Little Scientists, ballet, taekwondo, Chinese and Thai. Food is treated as part of the routine, with themed menus and stated alternative meals for dietary requirements.
The school also presents alumni anecdotes rather than league-table claims, pointing to former pupils later moving to schools such as Bangkok Patana and Wycombe Abbey. There are trade-offs, and they matter. Mulberry House ends at K2, so families need a next-school plan quite early. The school day is also shorter than a full primary schedule, noon for Nursery and 1:45 pm for Kindergarten, which suits some children and complicates others.
The Tonson address is useful if you live or work around Chit Lom, Langsuan, Wireless or Ploenchit, but less attractive as a cross-city commute once Bangkok traffic has its say. If you want big-campus sports, a long facilities list, or clearly published specialist support services, this is not that sort of school. It makes more sense for families who want a small early-years setting in the city centre, with a published low ratio and a straightforward preschool focus.
Frequent Questions about Mulberry House
Facilities
Extracurricular Activities
13+
activities per term
Address & Contacts
7 Soi Tonson, Ploenchit Road
Lumphini, Pathum Wan · Bangkok 10330
General Inquiries