Invictus International School - Spring Hills Campus and R.E.A.L Schools - Johor Bahru are both in Johor Bahru, about 3 km apart. Both schools offer Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE and EYFS programmes, and Invictus International School - Spring Hills Campus also offers Cambridge A Levels. Published annual fees are MYR 25,500 - 56,500 at Invictus International School - Spring Hills Campus and MYR 13,020 - 28,450 at R.E.A.L Schools - Johor Bahru, which puts Invictus International School - Spring Hills Campus roughly 98% higher. Invictus International School - Spring Hills Campus takes pupils from 4 to 18, and R.E.A.L Schools - Johor Bahru from 3 to 16. Invictus International School - Spring Hills Campus is the larger school, with around 3,000 pupils to R.E.A.L Schools - Johor Bahru's 500. Typical class sizes are 25 at Invictus International School - Spring Hills Campus and 20 at R.E.A.L Schools - Johor Bahru.
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Fees / year
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Fees / year MYR 25,500 - 56,500 | Fees / year MYR 13,020 - 28,450 |
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Age range
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Age range 4 - 18 years | Age range 3 - 16 years |
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Type
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Type Co-educational | Type Co-educational |
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Curriculum
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Curriculum Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge A Levels, EYFS (Early years foundation stage) | Curriculum Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE, EYFS (Early years foundation stage) |
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Pupils
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Pupils 3,000 | Pupils 500 |
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Typical class size
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Typical class size 25 | Typical class size 20 |
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Instruction language
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Instruction language English | Instruction language English |
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Opened
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Opened 2015 | Opened 2008 |
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Bus service
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Bus service Yes | Bus service Yes |
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Location
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Location Inquire Now Book a Campus Tour Horizon Hills Spring Hills Why Choose Invictus. 0 Countries 0 Campuses 0 + Nationalities 0 + Educators 0 + Eager Learners Worldwide Uniquely at Invictus in Malaysia Broaden our Horizons Our Educators Student Welfare at Invictus A Glimpse of Our New Campus at Horizon Hills News & Events Catch up on the latest news. apply to horizon hills apply to spring hills Join Our | Location REAL International School is located in Masai, in the eastern part of Johor Bahru, Malaysia. The campus is about 25 minutes from the Johor–Singapore Causeway and is accessible via the Pasir Gudang Highway. The area is mainly residential with nearby shops and amenities, and transport links support commuting from central Johor Bahru and surrounding suburbs. |
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Stages
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Stages Our schools offer the UK Cambridge Early Years, Primary, Lower Secondary, International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) and Cambridge International A-Levels (Advanced Levels). Learn More 1 / 3 Our Mission Invictus International School was founded to provide quality and affordable | Stages The international school is structured into four main stages: Early Years (ages 3–5), Primary (ages 5–11), Lower Secondary (ages 11–14), and Upper Secondary (ages 14–16). Students progress through the Cambridge International Curriculum, culminating in IGCSE examinations in Year 11. |
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School type
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School type Countries Singapore Malaysia Hong Kong Thailand Cambodia Quick Links Our Story Curricula News Careers Contact Us Terms and Conditions Data Protection Notice --- The Learning Experience | Invictus International School Malaysia Our Curricula The Learning Experience The curriculum at Invictus Interna | School type It is a co-educational international school offering day schooling only. There are no boarding facilities at the Johor Bahru campus. |
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Pupil nationality mix
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Pupil nationality mix Invictus International School Malaysia Welcome to Invictus International School, Malaysia. Invictus International Schools is a K-12 institution offering curricula designed to nurture the growth of every student. Our schools offer the UK Cambridge Early Years, Primary, Lower Secondary, International | Pupil nationality mix — |
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Additional learning support
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Additional learning support 🏆 Key Stage Winners: 🌟 KS1: Rosaline Grace Tan 🌟 Key Stage 2: Cammelia Yasmeen Shah Shahidi 🌟 Upper Key Stage 2: Emma Wong A big well done to all our young performers for their expressive and confident presentations. Parents experienced hands-on activities like Fred Talk and sentence building, j | Additional learning support The school provides limited additional support for students with mild learning needs, typically managed within the classroom by teachers. There is currently no dedicated Special Educational Needs (SEN) department or specialist staff indicated on the school’s site. |
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Country affiliation
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Country affiliation Malaysia | Country affiliation The school does not have a formal affiliation with any particular country. |
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Religious affiliation
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Religious affiliation — | Religious affiliation The school has no religious affiliation and operates as a secular institution. |
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School day structure
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School day structure apply to horizon hills apply to spring hills Join Our Open Day Register Now Join Our Open Day Register Now Schedule a Campus Tour Book Now Schedule a Campus Tour Book Now Submit an Application Submit Now Submit an Application Submit Now An Institution by Sing-Ed Corporation. | School day structure The school day begins at 8:00 AM for all levels. Early Years finishes at 1:10 PM from Monday to Thursday and at 12:00 PM on Fridays. Primary students attend until 3:40 PM Monday to Thursday and 12:40 PM on Fridays. Secondary students have the longest schedule, ending at 4:10 PM Monday to Thursday and 1:10 PM on Fridays. Breaks and lunch are incorporated between morning and afternoon lessons. |
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Bus service details
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Bus service details — | Bus service details The school offers a private bus service covering various residential areas around Johor Bahru. Transport routes and pricing are managed by third-party providers in coordination with the school. Parents are advised to confirm availability and stop locations directly with the campus during enrollment. |
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Fee details
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Fee details Campus note Invictus International School does not operate a campus in Sri Hartamas. The Invictus schools in Malaysia are hosted at the Horizon Hills and Spring Hills campuses; the fees below cover the Invictus Malaysia arrangements (Spring Hills detailed schedule is provided where campus-level figures are published). Application and enrolment (one‑time) fees - Application fee: RM 1,000 per application (one‑time, payable on submission). - Enrolment fee (also described as non‑refundable): RM 4,000 per student (one‑time, payable on acceptance and payable together with the security deposit). Tuition fees by year group — Invictus International School (Spring Hills) (annual and per‑term amounts) Annual tuition fees below are published for the Spring Hills campus and are payable in four equal termly instalments (per‑term = annual ÷ 4). Per‑term figures shown are rounded to the nearest ringgit. - FS1 (Nursery) - Annual tuition: RM 25,500 - Per term: RM 6,375 - Typical additional annual charges shown alongside this year group: Security deposit RM 3,500; Miscellaneous fee RM 700; Technology fee RM 255. - FS2 (Reception) - Annual tuition: RM 26,500 - Per term: RM 6,625 - Technology fee shown: RM 265; other incidental items listed separately (meals, uniform, etc.). - Year 1 - Annual tuition: RM 32,500 - Per term: RM 8,125 - Security deposit: RM 4,000; Miscellaneous fee: RM 850; Technology fee: RM 325. - Year 2 - Annual tuition: RM 34,500 - Per term: RM 8,625 - Miscellaneous fee shown: RM 345. - Year 3 - Annual tuition: RM 36,500 - Per term: RM 9,125 - Security deposit: RM 4,500; Miscellaneous fee: RM 365. - Year 4 - Annual tuition: RM 38,500 - Per term: RM 9,625 - Miscellaneous fee: RM 385. - Year 5 - Annual tuition: RM 40,500 - Per term: RM 10,125 - Miscellaneous fee: RM 405. - Year 6 - Annual tuition: RM 42,500 - Per term: RM 10,625 - Miscellaneous fee: RM 425. - Year 7 - Annual tuition: RM 47,500 - Per term: RM 11,875 - Security deposit: RM 5,000; Miscellaneous fee: RM 1,000; Technology fee: RM 475. - Year 8 - Annual tuition: RM 49,500 - Per term: RM 12,375 - Technology fee: RM 495. - Year 9 - Annual tuition: RM 51,500 - Per term: RM 12,875 - Technology fee: RM 515. - Year 10 (IGCSE) - Annual tuition: RM 53,500 - Per term: RM 13,375 - Technology fee: RM 525. - Year 11 (IGCSE) - Annual tuition: RM 53,500 - Per term: RM 13,375 - Technology fee: RM 525. - Year 12 (A Level) - Annual tuition: RM 56,500 - Per term: RM 14,125 - Miscellaneous fee shown: RM 1,200; Technology fee: RM 565. - Year 13 (A Level) - Annual tuition: RM 56,500 - Per term: RM 14,125 - Technology fee: RM 565. Tuition fees by year group — Horizon Hills (summary figures) - Horizon Hills published annual tuition ranges begin at approximately RM 22,500 for early years and increase by year group up to about RM 48,500 for upper‑secondary; tuition there is also charged termly and reviewed annually. The Horizon Hills campus follows the same structure of application and enrolment fees and requires a refundable security deposit sized by year group. Sibling discounts are offered (5% for the second child; 10% for the third child and onwards). Billing schedule and payment terms - Tuition is payable in advance on a termly basis; the Spring Hills schedule explicitly states annual tuition is payable in four equal termly instalments. Late‑payment and other finance terms are governed by the school's standard billing policy. Security deposit, miscellaneous and technology charges - A refundable security deposit is required and varies by year group (values appear alongside year groups in the campus fee schedule). A typical security deposit shown for lower years is RM 3,500–RM 5,000 and higher levels have larger deposits listed in the campus schedule. Miscellaneous fees (to cover basic learning materials) and a Technology fee are charged annually; the published examples show miscellaneous fees in the range of roughly RM 700–RM 1,200 and technology fees between about RM 255 and RM 565 depending on year group. There is no proration, discount or refund for Technology Fee & Miscellaneous Fee as published. Other charges and optional costs - Meal plan (EYFS / Early Years): RM 1,800 per annum (EYFS only, where stated). Extra‑curricular activities (optional) can incur additional charges (schedules show optional ECA charges up to the range published for the campus). Cambridge external examination charges apply for relevant years (Year 11–13) and are charged per subject (examples show a range per subject). Transport (school bus) is charged separately and varies by route and distance. Uniforms, textbooks, school trips and some ECAs are charged separately and are not included in the annual tuition figure. Boarding - Boarding is not offered at the Spring Hills campus (day school operation). (Invictus Malaysia campuses are described as day campuses; boarding is not listed as a standard offering for Spring Hills.) Refunds and withdrawal - The security deposit is refundable on condition that one full term's written notice of withdrawal is provided while the student is still enrolled; failure to give the required notice may result in forfeiture of the security deposit. Technology and Miscellaneous fees are generally non‑refundable and there is no proration for those fees. Refunds for tuition and other charges follow the school's published withdrawal and refund rules. Fee payment options - The campus fee schedules and admissions materials state fees are charged termly and in advance; the school's public fee schedules do not list specific accepted payment channels (credit card, bank transfer, etc.) in the published fee schedule documents. Parents should plan on arranging payment in advance in accordance with the school invoice; typical international school practice includes bank transfer and card payments, but the school's finance office will confirm the exact methods and any card surcharges. Sibling discount - A published sibling discount applies: 5% off tuition for the second child and 10% off tuition for the third child and onwards (applies to Invictus campuses). | Fee details One-Time Fees (New Applicants) * Application Fee: MYR 1,500 * Registration Fee: MYR 5,000 * Refundable Deposit: MYR 10,000 These fees are non-refundable and non-transferable, except the deposit, which is refundable under the terms of the Admission Contract. Annual Tuition Fees (Payable Termly) Early Years * Tuition: MYR 10,620 * Supplementary Fee: MYR 2,200 * Tech Fee: MYR 200 * Total: MYR 13,020 per year Primary (Years 1–6) * Year 1–2: MYR 21,280 * Year 3: MYR 19,600 * Year 4: MYR 22,900 * Year 5: MYR 19,890 * Year 6: MYR 23,190 Secondary (Years 7–11) * Year 7: MYR 24,620 * Year 8: MYR 25,360 * Year 9: MYR 25,690 * Year 10–11: MYR 28,450 Each year’s fee includes tuition, a MYR 2,800 supplementary fee, and a MYR 500 tech fee, except for Early Years. Billing Schedule and Payment Terms * Fees can be paid annually (by August) or termly, with due dates in August, January, and April. * A 2% monthly surcharge applies to late payments. * A 3% discount is available for full-year payments made via bank transfer or cash before August. Other Costs * Uniforms, books, visa fees (for international students), and administrative charges are not included in the tuition fees and are charged separately as applicable. Refunds * Tuition, registration, and application fees are non-refundable and non-transferable. * Deposits are refundable under specific conditions outlined in the admission policy. Payment Methods * Annual Payments: Bank transfer and cash. * Termly Payments: Bank transfer, cash, credit card, and cheque. * Payments should be made to R.E.A.L Education Group Sdn Bhd, and proof of payment must be submitted via email or fax. |
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Boarding arrangements
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Uniform requirement
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Uniform requirement Uniform is compulsory for all Invictus students. Official uniforms can be purchased from Tekbookmart (official uniform supplier). | Uniform requirement — |
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Food options
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Food options In Science, they explored food groups and interesting diets, and learned how muscles and joints work with the skeleton to help our bodies move. The students enthusiastically donated a variety of food items, including rice, pasta, flour, sugar, and other dried or canned goods, with every kilogram col | Food options The Johor Bahru campus has a cafeteria on site operated by Delischool. It offers a diverse menu with on-site cooking, and meals are prepared to safety and nutritional standards. The cafeteria can be contacted at cafeteria.real@shfservices.com. |
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House system
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House system View all Mar 23, 2026 On the 13th March 2026, the spotlight for House Competition was on the Singing Competition. It was a joy to watch our talented students take the stage, singing their hearts out and working together to win for their houses. They will be actively involved in the planning and orga | House system — |
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Governance and ownership
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Governance and ownership Learn More 1 / 3 Our Mission Invictus International School was founded to provide quality and affordable education from Kindergarten to Cambridge A Levels, utilising rigorous internationally renowned curricula and providing immersive classroom experiences through experienced educators to help each c | Governance and ownership REAL Schools Johor Bahru is part of REAL Schools and is associated with XCL Education in Malaysia. |
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Curriculum details
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Curriculum details Our schools offer the UK Cambridge Early Years, Primary, Lower Secondary, International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) and Cambridge International A-Levels (Advanced Levels). Quality and Affordable Education Originally established in Singapore, Invictus is recognised for its ability to provide quality and affordable education. Come discover our Singapore Mathematic Approach. Learn More 1 / 3 Our Mission Invictus International School was founded to provide quality and affordab | Curriculum details REAL International School Johor Bahru follows the British Cambridge curriculum across all school stages. In the Early Years (ages 3–5), the school adopts the UK’s Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS), focusing on learning through play and development in communication, numeracy, and creativity. The Primary School (Years 1–6) uses the Cambridge Primary Programme, which covers English, Mathematics, Science, Global Perspectives, and ICT, along with Bahasa Malaysia and Mandarin. In Lower Secondary (Years 7–9), students follow the Cambridge Lower Secondary curriculum with more subject specialisation. The Upper Secondary (Years 10–11) prepares students for the IGCSE examinations, typically taken at age 16, in subjects such as English, Mathematics, Biology, Physics, Chemistry, ICT, and Business Studies. Co-curricular subjects like Art, Music, Physical Education, and Robotics are integrated throughout all stages. |
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Student teacher ratio
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Student teacher ratio May this meaningful celebration bring joy, peace, and blessings to you and your loved ones, as we come together in the spirit of forgiveness, gratitude, and unity. 8, Jalan Purnama, Bandar Seri Alam, | Student teacher ratio — |
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Exam results
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Exam results These remarkable achievements reflect our students' dedication, focus and genuine love for learning. | Exam results — |
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Higher education progression
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Higher education progression 3 Persiaran Selatan, Horizon Hills, 79100 Iskandar Puteri, Johor Mar 13, 2026 As part of preparing our Year 11–13 students for their university applications, we invited Ms Amalina from the University of East Anglia to conduct a ‘Personal Statement & Interview Preparation Workshop'. She shared valuab | Higher education progression — |
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Gifted and talented
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Gifted and talented It was a joy to watch our talented students take the stage, singing their hearts out and working together to win for their houses. | Gifted and talented — |
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Academic calendar
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Social & emotional learning
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Social & emotional learning 8, Jalan Purnama, Bandar Seri Alam, 81750 Masai, Johor, Malaysia #invictusspringhills #invictusinternationalschool Mar 21, 2026 Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri. #SelamatHariRaya #EidMubarak #InvictusSpringHills -- 𝐈𝐧𝐯𝐢𝐜𝐭𝐮𝐬 𝐈𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐧𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐚𝐥 𝐒𝐜𝐡𝐨𝐨𝐥 Spring Hills 📲 +6010-4540 394 📩 admissions. Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri. 3 Persiaran Selatan, Horizon Hills, 79100 Iskandar Puter | Social & emotional learning Social and Emotional Learning is integrated into daily classroom routines, with teachers supporting the development of empathy, teamwork, and self-regulation. In the Early Years and Primary stages, group activities and play-based tasks help children build confidence and communication skills. Older students participate in pastoral care sessions and character-building programs. Teachers serve as key contact points for emotional support, and the school promotes respectful behavior and positive peer relationships. Assemblies and thematic class discussions are used to reinforce values such as kindness, resilience, and responsibility. |
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Special educational needs (SEN)
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Special educational needs (SEN) 🏆 Key Stage Winners: 🌟 KS1: Rosaline Grace Tan 🌟 Key Stage 2: Cammelia Yasmeen Shah Shahidi 🌟 Upper Key Stage 2: Emma Wong A big well done to all our young performers for their expressive and confident presentations. Parents experienced hands-on activities like Fred Talk and sentence building, just as students do in class. 8, Jalan Purnama, Bandar Seri Alam, 81750 Masai, Johor, Malaysia #invic | Special educational needs (SEN) REAL International School Johor Bahru is not a specialist SEN institution but offers limited in-class support for students with mild learning needs. Support is usually delivered by classroom teachers who adjust lesson delivery or pacing as needed. |
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English as an additional language
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English as an additional language 8, Jalan Purnama, Bandar Seri Alam, 81750 Masai, Johor, Malaysia #invictusspringhills #invictusinternationalschool Mar 17, 2026 As part of our ongoing commitment to student safety and emergency preparedness, we conducted a whole-school fire drill, a key part of our safety programme designed to ensure both students and staff are well-prepared and confident in our procedures should a real emergency | English as an additional language REAL International School Johor Bahru offers a dedicated English Language Learning Academy (ELLA) for students who require additional support in English. The program is designed for non-native English speakers across all year groups and includes intensive language instruction tailored to each student’s level. ELLA classes are held in small groups to focus on key areas such as reading, writing, speaking, and listening. Students work towards joining mainstream classes as their proficiency improves. ELLA is led by qualified English teachers and includes regular assessments to track progress. The program is integrated into the wider school timetable, allowing students to continue participating in core academic and co-curricular activities. |
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Mental wellbeing
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Mental wellbeing Our Year 11–13 students also attended a stress management workshop titled ‘Are You a Good Stress Handler. ', conducted by Ms Anasakina, a psychology lecturer from the University of Reading Malaysia. The workshop explored common challenges students face in school that may lead to stress and introduced healthy coping strategies through fun and interactive activities that encouraged students to refle | Mental wellbeing Student wellbeing is supported through regular class check-ins, character education sessions, and extracurricular activities that promote social connection. Teachers play a central role in monitoring emotional health and encouraging open communication. The school environment emphasizes kindness, cooperation, and mutual respect. While there is no on-site counsellor publicly listed, students are guided to approach staff when they need help. Events such as anti-bullying campaigns and wellness days are organized throughout the year. |
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Safeguarding
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Safeguarding 0 Countries 0 Campuses 0 + Nationalities 0 + Educators 0 + Eager Learners Worldwide Uniquely at Invictus in Malaysia Broaden our Horizons Our Educators Student Welfare at Invictus A Glimpse of Our New Campus at Horizon Hills News & Events Catch up on the latest news. 8, Jalan Purnama, Bandar Seri Alam, 81750 Masai, Johor, Malaysia #invictusspringhills #invictusinternationalschool Mar 17, 2026 As p | Safeguarding REAL International School Johor Bahru follows a formal safeguarding policy in line with Malaysian law and UK guidance. The school has a designated Safeguarding Committee and trained Designated Safeguarding Leads (DSLs) who oversee child protection procedures. All staff are required to complete safeguarding training and use the *MyConcern* platform to report any issues or disclosures. Safeguarding topics such as online safety, peer conflict, and self-harm are integrated into the curriculum through PSHLE lessons, assemblies, and tutor sessions. Physical spaces are arranged to support supervision, especially during one-on-one interactions. The policy prioritises immediate reporting and clear procedures to ensure student safety at all times. |
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Facilities overview
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Facilities overview Inquire Now Book a Campus Tour Horizon Hills Spring Hills Why Choose Invictus. Learn More 1 / 3 Our Mission Invictus International School was founded to provide quality and affordable education from Kindergarten to Cambridge A Levels, utilising rigorous internationally renowned curricula and providing immersive classroom experiences through experienced educators to help each child develop a spirit of lifelong learning and excellence. 0 Countries 0 Campuses 0 + Nationalities 0 + Educators 0 + Eag | Facilities overview The Johor Bahru campus spans 5 acres and is set among trees and greenery. The Main Building houses a range of learning spaces, and the campus includes a library and a Chemistry Lab to support science learning. Early Years facilities include outdoor play areas and age-appropriate classrooms, with additional spaces for ICT, art, electronics, and other specialised activities. There are dedicated spaces for practical subjects, including a LEGO and robotics room, textiles room, a music studio, a culinary arts kitchen, and design and technology rooms. The campus offers Cambridge International (IGCSE) through its International School and follows the Malaysian National Curriculum through its Private National School, across Early Years, International School, and Private National levels. |
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Sports facilities
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Sports facilities They will be actively involved in the planning and organisation of upcoming House competitions, including the much-anticipated Invictus Sports Day, with support and advice from the teacher House Masters. 8, Jalan Purnama, Bandar Seri Alam, 81750 Masai, Johor, Malaysia #invictusspringhills #invictusinternationalschool Mar 18, 2026 We are incredibly proud of Ng Xi Rui (Year 5 Care) and Ng Xi En (Yea | Sports facilities — |
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Academic facilities
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Academic facilities In Science, they explored food groups and interesting diets, and learned how muscles and joints work with the skeleton to help our bodies move. 3 Persiaran Selatan, Horizon Hills, 79100 Iskandar Puteri, Johor Mar 13, 2026 Our Year 9 EFL students successfully completed their Term 3 Formative Assessment – Playwright Performance 🎭 Through scriptwriting and dramatic performance, students brought lang | Academic facilities The International School follows the Cambridge curriculum for IGCSE. The Private National School follows the Malaysian National Curriculum from Primary 1 to Secondary 5. The campus includes a library and science facilities, including a Chemistry Lab and a Science Lab. It also houses an ICT lab, art rooms, LEGO and robotics room, a music studio, a textile room, a culinary arts kitchen, and design and technology rooms. Early Years facilities and age-appropriate classrooms support foundational learning. |
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Extra curricular facilities
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Extra curricular facilities Parents experienced hands-on activities like Fred Talk and sentence building, just as students do in class. The workshop explored common challenges students face in school that may lead to stress and introduced healthy coping strategies through fun and interactive activities that encouraged students to reflect and learn more about themselves. | Extra curricular facilities Extracurricular activities include inter-school public speaking competitions, with first place at the Trinity College Inter-School Public Speaking Competition. The school has achieved recognition in the National Youth Chess Championship, earning a silver medal. It has strong showings in golf at the Majlis Sukan Negara Elite Under-12 Golf Tournament (1st place). It has participation in the NASA International Space Essay Competition with top performers. It has success in cooking competitions, with champions in the Next Big Chef competition, and an ambassador team represented Malaysia at the Be the Change Conference in Taiwan in 2018. |
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History
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History Quality and Affordable Education Originally established in Singapore, Invictus is recognised for its ability to provide quality and affordable education. Learn More 1 / 3 Our Mission Invictus International School was founded to provide quality and affordable education from Kindergarten to Cambridge A Levels, utilising rigorous internationally renowned curricula and providing immersive classroom ex | History REAL International School Johor Bahru was established in 2008 as part of the REAL Education Group, which operates multiple campuses across Malaysia. The school originally began by offering both national and international curricula and has since expanded its facilities and enrolment. REAL Education Group became part of XCL Education Malaysia, a larger regional education group, in the 2020s. This change introduced group-wide policies, resources, and shared leadership structures across campuses. The Johor Bahru campus continues to operate as a dual-stream school under this umbrella, with distinct national and international divisions. |
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Community
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Community Warmest Hari Raya Aidilfitri greetings from our teachers, staff and community. May this meaningful celebration bring joy, peace, and blessings to you and your loved ones, as we come together in the spirit of forgiveness, gratitude, and unity. 8, Jalan Purnama, Bandar Seri Alam, 81750 Masai, Johor, M | Community The school hosts a range of events throughout the year that bring students, staff, and families together. These include cultural celebrations like Chinese New Year, Hari Raya, and Deepavali, as well as international days and charity fundraisers. Community-building events such as sports days, talent shows, and academic exhibitions are also part of the regular calendar. The school environment is inclusive, with students from multiple national and cultural backgrounds. |
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Parent teacher association
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Parent teacher association Parent-Teacher Conferences (PTC) are held for Year 11 to Year 13. The school emphasizes collaboration with parents and community partners to support learners. Assemblies and school events involve families, reinforcing the home-school partnership. Cultural celebrations and school-wide events involve families as part of the Invictus community. CARE values—Commitment, Aspiration, Resilience, and Empathy—shape the school's ethos and are celebrated in student leadership and community activities. | Parent teacher association REAL International School Johor Bahru has an active Parent-Teacher Association that works closely with school leadership to support student activities and community engagement. PTA members help coordinate school-wide events such as the International Day and fundraising initiatives for school improvements. Parents often volunteer during celebrations and assist with logistics for co-curricular competitions or off-site events. The PTA also provides feedback on school operations and helps strengthen communication between families and faculty. Meetings are held regularly, and all parents are encouraged to participate. The school values parent involvement as part of its broader partnership with the school community. |
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Academic & intellectual
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Academic & intellectual Extra-Curricular Activities (ECAs) are offered in collaboration with internal and external partners, designed to help students explore new interests while developing their skills and talents beyond the classroom. Experiential Learning extends education beyond the classroom through visits, field trips, and real-world experiences. Engagement provides students with meaningful opportunities to connect and collaborate through organised experiences with local and international organisations, as well as industry experts. Examples of activities include golf, swimming, and archery. | Academic & intellectual The Johor Bahru campus offers the Cambridge International curriculum, leading to IGCSE. REAL Schools JB emphasizes collaborative learning and experiential opportunities to deepen understanding. The school provides specialised pathways to enhance language skills and support religious studies. English Language Learning Academy is offered as a Special Programme. |
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Arts & creative
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Arts & creative Thanks to their familiarity with the drill, the evacuation was smooth and efficient, allowing attendance to be taken immediately to confirm that every person had evacuated the building safely. 3 Persiaran Selatan, Horizon Hills, 79100 Iskandar Puteri, Johor Mar 13, 2026 Our Year 9 EFL students succe | Arts & creative — |
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Cultural & language
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Cultural & language Warmest Hari Raya Aidilfitri greetings from our teachers, staff and community. 8, Jalan Purnama, Bandar Seri Alam, 81750 Masai, Johor, Malaysia #invictusspringhills #invictusinternationalschool Mar 19, 2026 Our Secondary students held House meetings to celebrate the contributions of our outgoing com | Cultural & language The Johor Bahru campus offers the English Language Learning Academy as a Special Programme. Language-focused pathways support language development within the school's curriculum. The school emphasises language development as part of its holistic education approach. |
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Social & hobbies
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Social & hobbies Golf, swimming, and archery are examples of ECAs for students to pursue interests beyond the classroom in a guided setting. These activities provide opportunities to engage in social and hobby-based pursuits within a structured school program. ECAs are delivered in collaboration with internal and external partners to support student exploration and skill development. These examples illustrate the kinds of activities students might experience as part of ECAs. | Social & hobbies Students participate in competitive sports and academic competitions. REAL Schools JB has notable achievements, including MSSM basketball champion and a silver medal in the National Youth Chess Championship. Students also perform in NASA Space Essay competitions, with Best Performers recognized. The school recorded first place in the Trinity College Inter-School Public Speaking Competition. |
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Community & service
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Community & service 3 Persiaran Selatan, Horizon Hills, 79100 Iskandar Puteri, Johor Mar 18, 2026 On 12 March 2026, Year 3 hosted a wonderful Learning Showcase, where students proudly showcased their work and shared their learning with parents through interactive stations. It was a highly competitive and prestigious ev | Community & service The school supports community and service initiatives through Design for Change, with an ambassador team representing Malaysia at the Be the Change Conference in Taiwan (2018). |
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Leadership & professional
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Leadership & professional Countries Singapore Malaysia Hong Kong Thailand Cambodia Quick Links Our Story Curricula News Careers Contact Us Terms and Conditions Data Protection Notice. | Leadership & professional Leadership development is promoted through student ambassador roles and public speaking achievements. Notable leadership outcomes include first place in the Trinity College Inter-School Public Speaking Competition and Be the Change ambassador activities. |
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Lifestyle & wellbeing
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Lifestyle & wellbeing They will be actively involved in the planning and organisation of upcoming House competitions, including the much-anticipated Invictus Sports Day, with support and advice from the teacher House Masters. Their dedication, perseverance, and sportsmanship are truly commendable. | Lifestyle & wellbeing The Johor Bahru campus sits on a five-acre site set in nature, providing a serene and nurturing environment. The campus is designed to foster academic success alongside personal growth. The school's mission emphasizes safety, happiness, and well-being as core commitments. |
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Language provision
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Language provision It was a lovely celebration of their confidence, creativity, and progress in spoken language. 8, Jalan Purnama, Bandar Seri Alam, 81750 Masai, Johor, Malaysia #invictusspringhills #invictusinternationalschool Mar 17, 2026 As part of our ongoing commitment to student safety and emergency preparedness | Language provision The REAL Schools Johor Bahru campus offers three curricular streams: an International School following the Cambridge curriculum leading to IGCSE; a Private National School following the Malaysian National Curriculum from Primary 1 to Secondary 5; and an Early Years programme for ages 3–6. The campus also provides a Special Programme called the English Language Learning Academy. |
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Awards
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Awards We are proud to share that our school ranked 14th out of 622 schools worldwide 🌍 — and even more impressively, 3rd internationally among all-through schools. | Awards * SKIPS Award (2024) In September 2024, the National Secondary School at REAL Schools Johor Bahru was honored with the SKIPS award during the Karnival Pendidikan Swasta 2024, recognizing its commitment to quality education and holistic student development. * NAPEI Education Excellence Awards REAL Schools have previously received the NAPEI Education Excellence Awards in the Schools category, highlighting their dedication to educational excellence. |
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Accreditations
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Accreditations We are pleased to report that the students took the exercise seriously and the evacuation was completed promptly, reinforcing the vital importance of practising these protocols. | Accreditations * Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE) REAL International School Johor Bahru is accredited by CAIE to deliver the Cambridge curriculum, including IGCSE qualifications, recognized in over 160 countries. * Sijil Standard Kualiti Pendidikan Swasta (SKIPS) The school's National Secondary School received the SKIPS award from the Malaysian Ministry of Education in 2024, acknowledging its adherence to quality standards in private education. |
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Admissions
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Admissions — | Admissions 1. Book a school tour or attend an Open Day (optional but encouraged). Families can arrange to visit the Johor Bahru campus to view the facilities, observe classroom settings, and speak with school staff. Tours are typically arranged directly with the admissions team and provide a clearer understanding of the school environment. 2. Submit an application form and required documents. Families will be asked to complete a formal application form and provide relevant documents such as academic records, passport copies, birth certificate, and immunisation records. A one-time application fee of MYR 1,500 is payable at this stage. 3. Student assessment and interview. Applicants may be asked to complete a placement assessment or attend an interview, depending on the year level and prior academic background. This helps the school determine appropriate class placement and any additional support needed. 4. Offer and acceptance. Successful applicants will receive an offer letter. Upon acceptance, families must pay a registration fee (MYR 5,000), deposit (MYR 10,000), and the first term’s fees. The Admissions Office will then guide families through onboarding, uniforms, and other first-day preparations. |
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Scholarships
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Scholarships Invictus Scholarship: Scholarships are awarded to exceptional students on the basis of outstanding academic performance and/or exceptional talent in music, sports, the arts or high potential to achieve exemplary grades in Cambridge programmes (IGCSE/A-level). Successful applicants are invited for an interview with the campus principal and the scholarship committee. Invictus scholarships are open to students entering Year 10 and Year 12 in the 2025-2026 Academic Year. Applications will be considered for existing Invictus students in Year 9 or Year 11 and for new students offered Year 10 or Year 12 in the 2025-2026 Academic Year who meet the scholarship criteria. | Scholarships REAL International School Johor Bahru does not currently advertise academic or other scholarships on its official platforms. Fee reductions may be available through sibling discounts and promotional rebates for early or full-year payments. Families are encouraged to check directly with the school regarding any available financial incentives or temporary offers at the time of application. |
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Waitlist
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Waitlist — | Waitlist REAL International School Johor Bahru does not publicly operate a pool system or formal waitlist. Admissions are generally processed on a rolling basis, subject to availability in the requested year group. In cases where classes are full, the admissions team may offer to place a student on an informal waiting list and notify families if a place becomes available. |
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