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Mon, 15 June 2026

Cities / Kuala Lumpur / Collinz International School Kuala Lumpur

Collinz International School Kuala Lumpur

British-curriculum school in Kuala Lumpur, founded 2021, running Cambridge IGCSEs and A Levels for around 1,000 pupils aged 4–18.

Collinz International School Kuala Lumpur campus
Collinz International School Kuala Lumpur, Kuala Lumpur. Photograph · School

Curriculum
A-Levels
Ages
4 to 18
Pupils
Est. 1,000
Founded
2021

As a British curriculum school in Kuala Lumpur, Collinz International School operates within Malaysia's competitive international education sector alongside numerous established institutions serving expatriate and local families. The British curriculum pathway typically prepares students for IGCSE and A-Level examinations, providing routes to universities in the UK and other international destinations.

Without detailed public information about the school's specific campus facilities, student demographics, academic outcomes, or fee structure, families considering this institution would benefit from direct engagement with the school's admissions team to understand their educational approach and enrollment requirements. This limited online presence means prospective parents should arrange school visits and meetings to properly evaluate the institution's suitability for their children.

Strengths

  • Follows established British curriculum pathway
  • Located in Kuala Lumpur's international education hub

Considerations

  • Limited public information available about programs and facilities
  • Requires direct contact with school for detailed admissions information

One-time fees

Item Age Fee
Registration Fee MYR 1,000


  • Three parent reviews on International Schools Database run positive, with the aggregate at. Parents describe teachers as "very professional, caring and committed" and administrators as "very knowledgeable, responsive and supportive".
  • One parent reported their child's results improved "tremendously" and that "my kids enjoy going to school every day".
  • A separate strand of staff-side reviews flags communication breakdowns between management and teachers, high workload and what one employee described as a lack of empathy from leadership. This is a job-seeker signal rather than a parent signal, but it sits behind the parent-facing experience.
  • At least one parent flagged a high turnover of teachers as a concern worth raising directly with the school.
  • The review pool is small. The school is part of the Collinz group with multiple Klang Valley campuses and IGCSE tuition arms, and is at the affordable end of the Kuala Lumpur international market.

Positives

  • Teacher dedication. Parents describe teachers as caring, qualified subject specialists who engage individually with students
  • Administration. Reviewers cite responsive, accessible administrators in parent-facing interactions

Considerations

  • Teacher turnover. At least one parent flags high staff turnover as a question to raise
  • Internal management culture. Staff-side reviews flag poor management-teacher communication and high workload pressure
  • Review pool size. Small review base; signal direction is positive but the sample is thin

Leadership

Sophie Lai

Sophie Lai has served as Senior Principal at Collinz International School in Selangor, Malaysia, since January 2017. She brings over two decades of teaching experience from Malaysian public schools, including SMK USJ 13 (2012-2016), SMK Bandar Sunway (2000-2011), and Sekolah Kebangsaan Labis (1992-1995).


  • Result IGCSE 98% pass rate
  • Result IGCSE 55% A*-A grades
  • Result 75% IGCSE A*/A Results (historical track record)

No. 35, 37, 39, 41 & 43, Jalan Kasuarina 7, Bandar Botanic,, 41200 Klang, Selangor, Malaysia

School website