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Acmar International School

Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees MYR 11,250 - 35,760
Ages 3 - 16 years
Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)
Opened 2018
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum IEYC (International Early Years Curriculum), IPC (International Primary Curriculum), Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge IGCSE
Taught languages Mandarin, Malay
Typical class size 25
Strengths STEM, Performing Arts, Visual and Creative Arts
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Social and Hobbies
Stages Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School
Introduction

Acmar International School sits in Klang Valley, Klang, Selangor, and serves learners aged 3 to 16. The school adopts a staged international framework: IEYC for early years, IPC for primary, Cambridge Primary, and Cambridge IGCSE, with Cambridge Lower Secondary for Forms 1–3 and the Malaysian National Curriculum (KSSM) for Forms 1–5, linking to Cambridge pathways for later years. This arrangement aligns with the National Curriculum of England and aims to develop confident, responsible, reflective and innovative Cambridge learners. The campus offers a broad facilities suite to support academics and wellbeing, including Resource Hubs (Library), a cafeteria run by Klang Executive Club, a Creative Hub (Art Studio), Acmartunes Studios (Music), a Makerspace and ICT Hubs with technology coaching. Health services are provided at the Health Hub, and the Educator Hub supports teachers' development. Sports facilities include outdoor basketball and futsal courts, nine indoor badminton courts, early childhood playgrounds, and pool access via KEC.

PT 21156, Persiaran Rajawali, Bandar Baru Klang, 41150 Klang, Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia

The Essentials

Acmar International School has typical class sizes of 25, instruction in English.

Location
PT 21156, Persiaran Rajawali, Bandar Baru Klang, 41150 Klang, Selangor. Located in Klang Valley.

Stages
Acmar TOTS (Early Years), Primary School, Secondary School

Type
International school

School day structure
Early years: 8:00–13:30; Primary: 8:00–16:00; Secondary: 8:00–16:00. CCA: 14:30–16:00, Monday to Friday.
Diving Deeper

Uniform Requirement
The school requires all students to wear the prescribed school uniform. The uniform guidelines cover attire and appearance, including designated shirts and pants, and restrictions on footwear, jewelry, makeup, and hairstyles.

Food Options
The Chat Hauz Kopitiam cafeteria, managed by Klang Executive Club, provides meals designed to balance nutrition. Each meal includes a main item with vegetables and a dessert, with water available during meals, and Early Years typically have pre-selected meal plans.

Governance and Ownership
The school is part of Acmar Schools and is governed by its management, including a Principal and Head of Education.
Fees

Annual tuition at Acmar International School ranges from MYR 11,250 to MYR 35,760 for 2026/27.

Application fees

- Malaysian (local) applicants: Application fee RM 150 (Early Years) and RM 400 (Primary & Secondary).
- International (foreign) applicants: Application fee RM 250 (Early Years) and RM 500 (Primary & Secondary).

Tuition fees — Malaysian students (per term and per year)

- Nursery: Tuition per term RM 2,860; Resource fee per term RM 230; Meal plan per term RM 660; Total per term RM 3,750; Total per year RM 11,250.
- Reception: Tuition per term RM 2,860; Resource fee RM 230; Meal plan RM 660; Total per term RM 3,750; Total per year RM 11,250.
- Pre‑School: Tuition per term RM 2,860; Resource fee RM 230; Meal plan RM 660; Total per term RM 3,750; Total per year RM 11,250.
- Year 1: Tuition per term RM 3,840; Resource fee RM 340; Meal plan RM 880; Total per term RM 5,060; Total per year RM 15,180.
- Year 2: Tuition per term RM 4,345; Resource fee RM 420; Meal plan RM 880; Total per term RM 5,645; Total per year RM 16,935.
- Year 3: Tuition per term RM 4,906; Resource fee RM 480; Meal plan optional; Total per term RM 5,386; Total per year RM 16,158.
- Year 4: Tuition per term RM 5,460; Resource fee RM 530; Meal plan optional; Total per term RM 5,990; Total per year RM 17,970.
- Year 5: Tuition per term RM 6,020; Resource fee RM 590; Meal plan optional; Total per term RM 6,610; Total per year RM 19,830.
- Year 6: Tuition per term RM 6,183; Resource fee RM 640; Meal plan optional; Total per term RM 6,823; Total per year RM 20,469.
- Year 7: Tuition per term RM 6,288; Resource fee RM 700; Meal plan optional; Total per term RM 6,988; Total per year RM 20,964.
- Year 8: Tuition per term RM 6,318; Resource fee RM 700; Meal plan optional; Total per term RM 7,018; Total per year RM 21,054.
- Year 9: Tuition per term RM 6,780; Resource fee RM 750; Meal plan optional; Total per term RM 7,530; Total per year RM 22,590.
- Year 10: Tuition per term RM 7,190; Resource fee RM 810; Meal plan optional; Total per term RM 8,000; Total per year RM 24,000.
- Year 11: Tuition per term RM 7,080; Resource fee RM 920; Meal plan optional; Total per term RM 8,000; Total per year RM 24,000.

Tuition fees — International (foreign) students (per term and per year)

- Nursery: Tuition per term RM 2,860; Resource fee RM 230; Meal plan RM 660; Total per term RM 3,750; Total per year RM 11,250.
- Reception: Tuition per term RM 2,860; Resource fee RM 230; Meal plan RM 660; Total per term RM 3,750; Total per year RM 11,250.
- Pre‑School: Tuition per term RM 2,860; Resource fee RM 230; Meal plan RM 660; Total per term RM 3,750; Total per year RM 11,250.
- Year 1: Tuition per term RM 4,000; Resource fee RM 340; Meal plan RM 880; Total per term RM 5,220; Total per year RM 15,660.
- Year 2: Tuition per term RM 5,000; Resource fee RM 420; Meal plan RM 880; Total per term RM 6,300; Total per year RM 18,900.
- Year 3: Tuition per term RM 5,670; Resource fee RM 480; Meal plan optional; Total per term RM 6,150; Total per year RM 18,450.
- Year 4: Tuition per term RM 6,340; Resource fee RM 530; Meal plan optional; Total per term RM 6,870; Total per year RM 20,610.
- Year 5: Tuition per term RM 7,000; Resource fee RM 590; Meal plan optional; Total per term RM 7,590; Total per year RM 22,770.
- Year 6: Tuition per term RM 7,670; Resource fee RM 640; Meal plan optional; Total per term RM 8,310; Total per year RM 24,930.
- Year 7: Tuition per term RM 8,340; Resource fee RM 700; Meal plan optional; Total per term RM 9,040; Total per year RM 27,120.
- Year 8: Tuition per term RM 8,340; Resource fee RM 700; Meal plan optional; Total per term RM 9,040; Total per year RM 27,120.
- Year 9: Tuition per term RM 9,000; Resource fee RM 750; Meal plan optional; Total per term RM 9,750; Total per year RM 29,250.
- Year 10: Tuition per term RM 9,670; Resource fee RM 810; Meal plan optional; Total per term RM 10,480; Total per year RM 31,440.
- Year 11: Tuition per term RM 11,000; Resource fee RM 920; Meal plan optional; Total per term RM 11,920; Total per year RM 35,760.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Standard billing: three payment terms per academic year, payable in January, May and September. Payments may also be made annually (full-year).
- Year 11 students: full academic-year fees are typically collected in two payments (January and May) because Year 11 students graduate at the end of the final term.
- Late payment penalty: 5% on outstanding fees.
- Discounts: 5% discount for advance payment of the full annual tuition fee; 5% sibling discount on tuition.
- Security deposit: security deposit is charged on registration; it is refundable provided one payment term's written notice is given and the student is present during the notice period.

Boarding fees

- Boarding is not applicable. The school is operated as a day school. No boarding fees are charged.

Other costs and compulsory/optional extras

- Uniforms, textbooks, workbooks, exercise books and field trips are not included in the tuition/resource/meal fees and are charged separately.
- Meal plan: compulsory for all Early Years and Year 1–2 students; amounts shown above for those groups apply. Optional lunch meal plan is available for Year 3–Year 11 (RM 880 per term where specified).
- Resource fee covers insurance, library and laboratory facilities, perishable items for Art & Craft, worksheets, sports materials and internal co‑curricular activities; outings, external CCA coaching and external exam fees are excluded.

Refund information

- Refunds: refundable amounts are limited to refundable deposits; tuition and most fees are non‑refundable. Expelled students receive no refund except for refundable deposits. Refunds are returned to the sponsor (parent/guardian) named on the application. Refund processing requires the student to remain enrolled during any notice/withdrawal period specified by the school. Withdrawal notice periods and refund conditions apply.

Fee payment options

- Accepted methods: cheque payable to TOP SPECTRUM SDN BHD; online bank transfer to CIMB (Account No: 800 3210 290); cash; credit card; and JomPAY (Biller Code: 53363). A copy of the transaction slip must be forwarded to the school administrative office with the student name and class.
Academics

Acmar International School teaches IEYC (International Early Years Curriculum), IPC (International Primary Curriculum), Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge IGCSE for students aged 3 to 16.

Curriculum
Cambridge Assessment International Education is the framework used. Primary is delivered through the International Primary Cambridge Curriculum for children aged 5 to 11, a comprehensive thematic and creative program that identifies learning goals for each subject. Secondary uses Cambridge Lower Secondary for Forms 1–3, with the Malaysian National Curriculum (KSSM) forming Forms 1–5 and Cambridge pathways for later years leading to Cambridge IGCSE. The curriculum is aligned to the National Curriculum of England and develops Cambridge learners who are confident, responsible, reflective, innovative and engaged, equipping them for success in the modern world.

Student Teacher Ratio
Maximum of 25 students per class. Expatriate teachers account for about 30% of the teaching staff.

Higher Education Progression
The AIS Student Handbook states the curriculum is delivered with Cambridge and is aligned to the National Curriculum of England, developing Cambridge learners who are confident, responsible, reflective, innovative and engaged. It also notes Cambridge education connects graduates to leading universities and employers worldwide.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The school has a holistic program that includes social-emotional development as a core focus. The approach supports students' growth in academics, sports, and social-emotional competencies. The Acmar Tots program emphasizes personal, social and emotional development in early years.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
AIS does not have in-house expertise to support students with severe learning difficulties, physical disabilities or behavioural problems. Such students are advised to attend special schools that are equipped to provide the necessary support.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
EAL supports may be provided for students who require language assistance. A conditional offer may include EAL supports or require a shadow teacher.

Mental Wellbeing
The school promotes mental wellbeing as part of its holistic development, focusing on social-emotional growth alongside academics and extracurricular activities.

Safeguarding
AIS has a safeguarding framework that emphasizes a safe environment for all students. A cyber-bullying policy states that bullying in any form is unacceptable and that incidents should be reported to a teacher; the school promotes a safe, healthy, secure environment for learning.
Parent Experience

History
The school has more than 30 years of history and is a pioneer in education in Klang Valley.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
The school provides a wide range of facilities and services to support learning and student well-being. It includes Resource Hubs (Library), a cafeteria operated by Klang Executive Club, a Creative Hub (Art Studio), Acmartunes Studios (Music Studios), a Makerspace, and ICT Hubs with modern learning technology. Health services are available through the Health Hub clinic, with regular medical examinations and first aid. The Educator Hub (staff room) supports teachers and professional development, and the campus includes sport facilities to support physical education.

Sports Facilities
Sports Facilities include a fenced outdoor basketball and futsal court. There are early childhood playgrounds. There are nine indoor badminton courts. A swimming pool is available through the Klang Executive Club (KEC) for swimming courses.

Academic Facilities
Resource Hubs (Library) provide a quiet space and resources to support reading, information literacy, independent study, and ICT use. ICT Hubs offer state-of-the-art tools and an education technology coaching program to support teachers and students. Makerspace enables hands-on learning in STEM, fostering critical thinking and collaboration. Creative Hub (Art Studio) and Acmartunes Studios (Music Studios) offer spaces for creative arts and music education. Educator Hub (Staff room) supports teachers with counseling and professional development.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Arts and music activities are offered through the Creative Hub (Art Studio) and Acmartunes Studios (Music Studios), including the School Band programme. Makerspace supports hands-on STEM projects beyond the classroom. ICT hubs support technology-focused clubs and activities. The library provides resources that encourage reading and independent learning.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The school nurtures 21st-century skills in robotics, drones, electronics, and coding, supported by state-of-the-art facilities. It uses a Cambridge International framework to offer a broad range of subjects and learning experiences. The Makerspace provides a platform for collaborative, hands-on STEM projects and innovation.

Arts & Creative
Creative Hub (Art Studio) enables students to express creativity through the arts and discover their talents. ACMARTUNES STUDIO enables exploration of musical instruments, with additional lessons available through the School Band programme. The School Band programme offers structured music instruction and performance opportunities.

Social & Hobbies
Makerspace is a learning and innovation platform where students collaborate on hands-on projects. Creative Hub (Art Studio) supports arts-based hobbies and creative collaboration. ACMARTUNES STUDIO provides opportunities to explore musical instruments, with the School Band programme offering additional lessons and ensemble experiences.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
The school pursues a holistic approach that nurtures growth in academics, sports, and social-emotional development. State-of-the-art facilities support a conducive environment for learning and well-being. Creative spaces such as the Creative Hub, ACMARTUNES Studio, and the Makerspace enable after-school activities that contribute to student well-being.
Languages

Language Provision
English language education is provided. The curriculum is Cambridge Assessment International Education with an IGCSE exam centre. During class time, only English may be spoken.
Reputation

Accreditations
Cambridge Assessment accreditation and IGCSE exam centre in Malaysia.
Admissions

Admissions
1. Step 1: Placement / Assessment Test. Book a placement test with the admissions team to assess the applicant and determine the appropriate year group and learning pace for the child. For Early Years (ages 3–6), an assessment test is conducted followed by an interview with the Principal or Early Years Coordinator, and the student will participate in a trial class lasting 2–3 days. All new students, except those in Early Years, must take Acmar International School's Placement/Assessment Test and attend an interview before admission. A one-time payment of RM 150 is required for Early Years, and RM 500 for Primary & Secondary, to cover the test fee. 2. Step 2: Acceptance of Offer. An acceptance offer is extended to students who meet the entry requirements. Parents must respond to the Offer Letter within seven days by completing the enrolment procedure. 3. Step 3: Enrolment payment & Paperwork. Parents pay the Total Term Fees according to the Invoice given with the Offer Letter. The recommended payment methods are online transfer, cheque or cash. Parents also need to complete and return the Application for Admission form with the necessary documents and photographs to confirm a place in the school. 4. Step 4: Books & Uniforms. Textbooks can be purchased via the school's online portal. Uniforms and exercise books can be purchased from the bookstore located on the 1st floor. A photograph of the student in uniform will be taken for issuance of the student ID card. 5. Step 5: First Day of Schooling. On the first day of school, students must report to the Admission Team in the Reception area. The team will welcome the student and assist him/her to settle in comfortably into the new school.
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