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Mon, 15 June 2026

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Greenview Islamic International School Kuala Lumpur

Islamic British-curriculum school in Kuala Lumpur, founded 2010, running Cambridge IGCSEs for around 600 pupils aged 4–16.

Greenview Islamic International School Kuala Lumpur campus
Greenview Islamic International School Kuala Lumpur, Kuala Lumpur. Photograph · School

Curriculum
A-Levels
Fees, annual
MYR 10k–18k
Ages
4 to 16
Pupils
Est. 600
Founded
2010

Based on available information, Greenview Islamic International School follows the British curriculum and serves families seeking Islamic education within an international framework. The school appears to combine British educational standards with Islamic values and teachings, positioning itself within Kuala Lumpur's diverse international education market. Parent reviews indicate satisfaction with teaching quality and academic programs, though the limited feedback makes it difficult to assess broader community experiences.

The school maintains a very low profile compared to prominent Kuala Lumpur international institutions like ISKL, Garden International, or Alice Smith School. This minimal online presence suggests it operates on a smaller scale, likely serving a specific community of families seeking Islamic international education. The absence of detailed information about facilities, academic outcomes, university placements, or extensive parent discussions indicates families would need to visit the school directly to fully evaluate its offerings.

Strengths

  • Parent reviews praise academic quality and qualified teaching staff
  • Combines British curriculum with Islamic educational values
  • Appears to maintain small class sizes and personalized attention

Considerations

  • Very limited online information and parent reviews available
  • Minimal public discussion compared to established KL international schools
  • Families would need direct school visits to assess facilities and programs thoroughly
  • Limited data on academic outcomes and university placement records

Annual fees

Year level Age Fee
Reception 5 MYR 9,600
Year 1 5 MYR 14,400
Year 2 6 MYR 14,400
Year 3 7 MYR 15,600
Year 4 8 MYR 15,600
Year 5 9 MYR 15,600
Year 6 10 MYR 15,600
Year 7 11 MYR 16,800
Year 8 12 MYR 16,800
Year 9 13 MYR 16,800
Year 10 14 MYR 18,000
Year 11 15 MYR 18,000

One-time fees

Item Age Fee
Assessment Fee MYR 500
Application Fee MYR 1,000
Registration Fee MYR 2,000
Refundable Deposit MYR 4,000


  • Independent parent feedback is sparse. The visible signal sits on directories and the school's own site, with one parent review on the International Schools Database describing "a warm environment and polite students, and many interesting activities every month". Another parent on the same source called the teachers "very well-knowledge and kind".
  • Parents who comment value the integration of the Cambridge curriculum with Islamic studies; that combination is the deciding factor for most families that surface in feedback.
  • Aggregate review pools (Indeed, ISD) are thin and skew positive. There is no critical mass of independent parent voices to triangulate.

Positives

  • Cambridge plus Islamic studies. Integration of Cambridge curriculum with an Islamic studies programme is the recurring draw
  • Teachers and atmosphere. Parent reviewers describe warm, kind teachers and well-behaved students

Considerations

  • Independent review pool. Visible parent signal online is thin; most public references repeat school marketing

Leadership

Dr. Hussain Abdeen

Dr. Hussain Abdeen serves as Principal of Greenview Islamic International School. He led a delegation to MEDIU in July 2025, where he shared insightful perspectives on education and demonstrated strong commitment to international-standard Islamic education.


Lot PT 55025, Jalan 3/69, Section 3 Tambahan, Bandar Baru Bangi,43650,Selangor, Malaysia

School website