Eaton International School Kuala Lumpur

The school serves Kuala Lumpur's international community through the British curriculum system, which typically prepares students for IGCSE and A-Level qualifications. This positions it within Malaysia's competitive international education sector alongside established institutions serving expatriate and local families seeking internationally recognized British qualifications.

Without detailed information about the school's campus location, facilities, student demographics, academic outcomes, or fee structure, families considering this institution would benefit from direct engagement with school administrators. The limited online presence suggests prospective parents should arrange campus visits and meetings to properly evaluate the school's educational approach, teaching quality, and suitability for their children's needs.

Strengths

• British curriculum pathway providing internationally recognized qualifications
• Serves Kuala Lumpur's international education market

Considerations

• Limited public information available about school operations
• Families should contact the school directly for detailed enrollment information
• Campus visits recommended to assess facilities and educational approach

Academics

Eaton International School (Kajang) offers education up to Year 11 (IGCSE) and does not currently publish IB or A-level results, as it does not offer these programmes. For the 2023-2024 IGCSE examination series, the results were: 25% A , 47% A to A, 72% A to B, and 90% A to C (Eaton International School). In the 2022-2023 Cambridge Primary Checkpoint series, 8% of students achieved full marks (50/50), 34% scored 41+ (Outstanding), and 58% scored 31+ (High) (Eaton International School).

School life

The school offers a variety of after-school activities (ECAs). Sports include Badminton, Basketball, Dodge-ball, Swimming, Netball, Rugby, and Inline Skating (Eaton International School). Arts and music programmes include Whole School Production, Karaoke Club, Story Telling, Micro Art, Animation, Film & Video, and Mindfulness Music Club (Eaton International School).

The campus features an award-winning design with facilities including: Science Labs, Art Rooms, Music Studios, Black Box Theatre, a Library, and a Learning Commons (Eaton International School). Sports facilities include a Swimming Pool, Basketball Court, Badminton Courts, a Multipurpose Hall, and a Football Field (Eaton International School). Other notable facilities include a Cafeteria, Food Tech room, and a dedicated Early Years Center (Eaton International School).

Student body

The school has a total enrolment of approximately 400 to 700 students (Teacher Horizons, Education Destination Asia). The age range offered is 2 to 16 years (K1 to Year 11) (Eaton International School). Student-teacher ratios in the Early Years are 1:6 for K1, 1:8 for K2, and 1:12 for K3 (Eaton International School).

• Parents in the small public review pool report broadly positive experiences. One parent wrote that they have had "very good experience with Eaton International school" and that the school "gives enough space for overall positive growth of the child".
• Edarabia community reviews echo this, citing engaging British curriculum, attentive staff and a welcoming environment, with no critical parent voices in that pool.
• One parent noted hesitation about student demographic mix, saying most of the kids are Chinese, which differed from prior international school experiences elsewhere; the family proceeded anyway.
• Employee voices on Indeed are sharply negative: aggregate across six reviews, with recurring complaints about high teacher turnover, weak management and weekend hours without extra pay. A 2025 part-time IGCSE staffer is the lone positive outlier.
• Parent voice and staff voice diverge: families report a workable school, while staff reviews flag retention and culture problems that families may not see directly.