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No, I don't think so. The reception is very much like that of foreigners joining schools at that age. Coming in to an established school group as someone who doesn't fit is very much a way to be made one of the official acceptable, and it does not feel at all like being ingroup.
I mean this is all somewhat exacerbated by the fact that I was a majorly socially awkward kid in general, but the difference in how I was treated by other kids when moving from abroad to "home" was a *really* sharp and very unpleasant transition.
Note that I wouldn't have been fargroup to the equivalent kids in the third culture either, because those would all have been fellow western immigrants. It's true that I was fargroup to the broader culture, but I wasn't interacting with them at all.
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