International House Bangkok Kids Camps

Why it is in this guide

A clearly priced language-school alternative to an international-school campus, with younger admission from five and a flexible one-week minimum.

Operating history and evidence

A verified commercial-platform review dated 4 August 2025 describes a six-week junior day camp positively, especially excursions and the child's satisfaction. Other reviews on the same page are adult courses and must not be blended into a camp score. This direct junior account and the official 2026 brochure support recurrence, but a detailed independent parent blog was not located.

Age, language and eligibility

The official young-learner brochure accepts ages 5–15 at all English levels and provides accommodation guidance for visiting families; the school's policies explicitly address international study and short stays. School enrolment is not required. The parent must arrange care outside day-camp hours and confirm who may collect the child.

What the days look like

The advertised day runs Monday–Friday about 09:00–15:15. The brochure promises 15 English hours weekly, alongside project work and educational/fun trips. Ask for the final timetable and placement result rather than assuming every day has the same number of classroom hours.

Parents, accommodation and transport

The camp fee excludes accommodation. Official suggestions include serviced apartments and hotels suitable for parents with children, all separately charged. Check the actual Sukhumvit commute, meals outside camp and parent responsibility. Build in arrival time and local transfer arrangements for travel from Tokyo.

Included costs and the family budget

The official brochure, updated 22 June 2026, lists THB 32,000 (Approx. ¥150,000) for one child's two-week camp, including placement, classes, certificate, lunch, activities and excursions. One week is THB 16,950 (Approx. ¥80,000). Special diets add THB 1,000 (Approx. ¥5,000)/week. A THB 3,000 (Approx. ¥14,000) registration fee applies if the school assists with accommodation, airport pickup or ED visa; the displayed example assumes none of those services. Lodging, flights, insurance and other family costs are separate.

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Before you book

Confirm the minimum group size, junior age grouping, teaching hours around trips, food/allergy plan, new dates and exact registration-fee applicability. Do not rely on a booking directory's generic '24/7 supervision' tag for this official day-only camp.

Cancellation and refunds

General language-course terms give 100% course-fee refund more than 29 days before start, 75% for group courses at 14–28 days, and none at 13 days or fewer, excluding specified bank/visa/registration fees. The wording leaves day 29 unclear. Accommodation/food/transfers have a separate 25-day cutoff. Confirm camp-specific applicability and the invoice's split before paying.