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Greenview Islamic International School

Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees MYR 9,600 - 20,400
Ages 4 - 16 years
Pupil numbers 300
Type Co-educational
Opened 2010
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE
Taught languages Arabic, Malay
Typical class size 24
Strengths Sport, Performing Arts, Academic Enrichment
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School
Introduction

Greenview Islamic International School caters for students aged 4 to 16, integrating the internationally recognized Cambridge curriculum with an Islamic studies program. Academic subjects follow the Cambridge International Primary Programme, Cambridge Checkpoint, and culminate in the Cambridge IGCSE examinations. Alongside this, a distinctive Islamic curriculum is taught with an emphasis on critical thinking and values-based learning. The school is equipped with facilities such as IT labs, science labs, an art room, a multimedia studio, an indoor sports hall, and a playground. A notable initiative is its mentor-mentee program, which aims to develop self-esteem and confidence through peer guidance. This blend of international academics and Islamic values forms a core part of its offering.

Jalan Bazar U8/101, Bukit Jelutong, 40150 Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia

The Essentials

Greenview Islamic International School has 300 pupils, typical class sizes of 24, instruction in English.

Location
The school is situated in Shah Alam, an upscale, planned suburb known for its green spaces and low-density residential areas. This campus benefits from an extensive road network, linking it to various parts of the Klang Valley

Stages
The school is structured into three levels; Preparatory (Reception, Primary School and Secondary School.

Type
Greenview Islamic International School is a co-educational institution. The school currently does not offer boarding facilities

Additional learning support
Greenview Islamic International School can provide additional learning support for students diagnosed with dyslexia.

Country affiliation
The school is not affiliated with any particular country.

Religious affiliation
The school has an Islamic affiliation. However, it is open to students of all faiths, with non-Muslim students and teachers welcomed. Islamic studies are part of the curriculum, and moral studies are offered to accommodate non-Muslim students.

School day structure
The school day structure varies slightly depending on the student's level. For Preparatory students, school runs from 8:00 AM to 11:40 AM on Monday to Thursday, and from 8:00 AM to 11:15 AM on Friday. For Foundation, Junior, and Senior School students, the day generally starts at 7:30 AM and concludes at 3:45 PM from Monday to Thursday, with a shorter day on Friday ending at 12:00 PM.

Bus service
Greenview Islamic International School does not operate its own school bus service. However, they can provide a list of external transporters for parents to arrange transportation.
Diving Deeper

Governance and Ownership
Greenview Education Centre Sdn. Bhd. owns Greenview Islamic International School (977939-V) and operates two campuses in Shah Alam and Dengkil, Selangor. Hansworth Learning is a wholly owned subsidiary of Greenview Education Centre Sdn. Bhd.
Fees

Annual tuition at Greenview Islamic International School ranges from MYR 9,600 to MYR 20,400 for 2026/27.

Entry Fees
Application Fee: RM 1,000 (non-refundable, non-transferable)

Registration Fee: RM 3,500 (non-refundable, non-transferable unless school does not approve registration)

Deposit: RM 4,500 (refundable upon graduation or with 6 months prior notice)

Annual Fee:
RM 3,000 (paid yearly for Years 1 and above)
RM 1,400 (for Reception students)

Koobits Fee: RM 200 (Years 1-6, non-refundable)

Checkpoint Fee: RM 1,500 (Years 6 & 9, non-refundable)

Annual Tuition Fees

Pre-school
Reception: RM 9,600 per year (RM 4,800 per semester)

Primary School
Years 1-2: RM 14,400 per year (RM 7,200 per semester)
Years 3-4: RM 15,600 per year (RM 7,800 per semester)
Years 5-6: RM 16,800 per year (RM 8,400 per semester)

Secondary School
Years 7-8: RM 18,000 per year (RM 9,000 per semester)
Years 9-11: RM 20,400 per year (RM 10,200 per semester)

Payment Structure
Tuition fees are split into 2 equal semester payments
Academics

Greenview Islamic International School teaches Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE for students aged 4 to 16.

Curriculum
Greenview Islamic International School offers a curriculum based on the internationally recognized Cambridge pathway, adapted for an international education with a Malaysian context. For primary students, the school follows the Cambridge International Primary Programme (CIPP), with students undertaking Cambridge Checkpoint Examinations in Year 6 and Year 9 to assess academic progress. The secondary curriculum culminates in the Cambridge IGCSE (International General Certificate of Secondary Education) examinations in Year 11, which are widely accepted by universities globally. Alongside the Cambridge curriculum subjects like English, Mathematics, and Science, the school provides a robust Islamic Studies Programme. This includes the Teach Your Child Islaam at-Tawheed series, covering subjects such as At-Tawheed, Fiqh, Tafseer, Qur-aan Recitation, and Hadeeth, with secondary students sitting for the Cambridge O Level Islamiyat in Year 11. Arabic Language is also a significant subject, with encouragement for students to sit for the Cambridge IGCSE First Language Arabic.

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Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The school actively supports students' social and emotional development through initiatives like its mentor-mentee program. This program pairs students, with older or exemplary students acting as mentors to guide and support their peers. It is designed to foster self-esteem and overall development, aligning with the school's value-based learning approach rooted in Islamic education and the Cambridge Curriculum. Teacher coordinators are involved in identifying students who may benefit from this guidance, and mentors work to help their mentees progress and develop confidence.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
Greenview Islamic International School offers support for students with specific learning needs, specifically for those diagnosed with dyslexia. The school is not a specialist SEN institution and, as such, does not possess the facilities or specialist staff to accommodate students with other Special Educational Needs.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
provides language support for students who are not yet fluent in English. While the school confirms the availability of this support, specific details regarding the EAL program are not available publicly.

Mental Wellbeing
The school supports students' mental well-being primarily through initiatives that foster self-esteem and personal growth. A notable program is their mentor-mentee scheme, which pairs students to provide peer guidance and motivation. This approach is intended to build confidence and promote overall student development within the framework of the Cambridge Curriculum and value-based Islamic education.

Safeguarding
Specific details regarding Greenview Islamic International School's safeguarding and child protection policies and provisions are not publicly available.
Parent Experience

History
Greenview Islamic International School was founded in September 2010 by a group of Muslim professionals committed to elevating educational standards in Islamic schools. The institution began modestly with a single classroom, four students, and six teachers. Due to rapid growth, the school board sought a larger premise, leading to its relocation to the current Bukit Jelutong campus in March 2012, after student numbers exceeded 100.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
Information detailing the specific structure, events, groups, or activities of a Parent Teacher Association (PTA) at Greenview Islamic International School is not publicly available.
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Facilities

Facilities Overview
Greenview Islamic International School operates from two campuses in Shah Alam and Dengkil. Classrooms are designed to be comfortable and conducive to learning. The facilities include a science laboratory, an ICT laboratory, a library, a multipurpose hall, a prayer room, and a front desk. A recreational field supports outdoor activities and physical education. The school emphasizes spaces that support academics, faith, and community life.

Sports Facilities
A recreational field is available for sports and outdoor activities as part of physical education. This space supports outdoor learning and recreational programs across the school.

Academic Facilities
Classrooms, a science laboratory, a library, and an ICT laboratory support academic work. The school is a registered Cambridge Centre and uses Cambridge assessments, including Checkpoint in Year 6 and Year 9, leading to the Cambridge IGCSE in Year 11. Core subjects such as Mathematics and English are taught within the Cambridge framework, and English, Arabic, and Bahasa Melayu are part of the learning programmes.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Electives and enrichment include languages, Quranic studies, arts, and digital literacy. The program is designed to broaden skills beyond core subjects and to support a values-based education.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The school is a registered Cambridge Centre and follows the Cambridge curriculum across core subjects such as Mathematics, English, and Science. Cambridge Checkpoint Examinations are administered in Year 6 and Year 9. The school prepares students for the Cambridge IGCSE examinations in Year 11.

Arts & Creative
Electives & Enrichment broaden a child's skills with languages, Quranic studies, arts, and digital literacy. They complement core academic subjects and encourage creativity and inquiry. The enrichment offerings are designed to foster curiosity, confidence, and independent learning.

Cultural & Language
The Islamic Curriculum teaches core subjects such as At-Tawheed, Seerah, and Fiqh in English to ensure accessibility. Arabic is a key language within the program. Cambridge IGCSE First Language Arabic is offered in Year 11 to develop clear Arabic communication.

Leadership & Professional
Upper Senior School offers advanced studies aligned with global standards, such as the Cambridge curriculum, preparing students for higher education and professional pathways. The school emphasizes leadership and service to the Ummah as part of its aims. The program supports graduates pursuing higher education and diverse career opportunities within a values-based framework.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Daily spiritual practice is integrated into school life, including Dhuha and Zohor prayers, Quran Hour, and Friday Dzikir. These routines foster discipline, peace, and a connection to Allah. The approach links spiritual practice with emotional well-being and academic growth.
Languages

Language Provision
The Cambridge Curriculum is followed across core subjects such as Mathematics, English, and Science, and the school is a Cambridge Registered Centre. English is used to teach core Islamic subjects (e.g., At-Tawheed, Seerah, Fiqh) to ensure accessibility. Arabic is a key element of the curriculum; Cambridge IGCSE First Language Arabic is available in Year 11. Cambridge Checkpoint Examinations are administered in Year 6 and Year 9, and by Year 11 all students take Cambridge O Level Islamiyat.
Reputation

Awards
The BrandLaureate Corporate SME Awards 2016 for 'Best in International Islamic Education': This award recognized the school's excellence in the international Islamic education sector in 2016.

SME100 Award in 2018: This award acknowledged the school as a fast-moving company in Malaysia in 2018, indicating its growth and business performance.

Accreditations
Registered Cambridge Centre: This accreditation means the school is officially authorized to deliver Cambridge International programmes, including the Cambridge Primary Programme, Cambridge Checkpoint, and Cambridge IGCSE examinations. It ensures the curriculum and assessment methods meet international benchmarks set by Cambridge Assessment International Education.

Ministry of Education (MOE) Registration: The school is officially registered with the Malaysian Ministry of Education. This registration signifies that the school operates in compliance with national educational regulations and standards in Malaysia.
Admissions

Admissions
Attend a meeting at the school. It is mandatory for parents to meet with the school's admissions team and the School Principal. During this meeting, parents will receive enrollment forms and other related documents, have the opportunity to share important information about their child, and gain a clear understanding of the school's policies, rules, and regulations.

Submit the application and supporting documents. Following the meeting, parents are required to complete the enrollment form and submit all necessary supportive documents. These typically include copies of the student's and parents'/guardian's identification, previous school leaving certificates, academic reports, and a doctor's certificate if the student has any learning difficulties.

Accept offer and pay fees. All required fees must be paid in full at least two weeks before the start of each academic term to confirm the student's place. Parents should be aware that late payments may incur an administrative charge, and the school reserves the right to bar students from attending classes or sitting for exams if fees are not settled.

Scholarships
The school supports gifted, able, and talented students by offering scholarships and promotions. However, the specific details regarding the criteria for these scholarships, the application process, or the types of scholarships available are not publicly available.

Waitlist
does not operate a waitlist system for admissions. The school is open for registration every term, and students may be able to join even after the academic year has commenced, depending on availability.
School Events
The school has not added events
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