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St. Joseph's Institution International School

SJIIS

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Last updated: Aug 31, 2026

Curriculum
IGCSE / IB Diploma
Tuition from / term
MYR 11,815 - MYR 33,537(2026-2027)≈ $2,928 - $8,312
Students
~1,050
Nationalities
31+
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Overview

St. Joseph's Institution International School (SJIIS) is an international IGCSE, IB Diploma Programme school for ages 4–18 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Annual tuition: MYR 35,445–MYR 100,611.

SJIIS Malaysia is a private Lasallian international day school in Petaling Jaya serving students aged 3–18 from Nursery to Year 13. The school combines the English National Curriculum, IPC inquiry-based learning, Singapore Mathematics and daily Mandarin in Elementary, progressing to Cambridge IGCSE and Cambridge A Levels. Approximately 1,050 pupils from 31 countries attend, underpinned by a strong emphasis on character formation, service and co-curricular breadth across more than 100 activities. The school received an ISQM Gold accreditation from the Education Development Trust in 2026 and became a Full FOBISIA member in July 2026.

Schoozy Intelligence

Our own read of this school, drawn from public sources and kept separate from the school's own material.

A Lasallian Catholic international day school in Petaling Jaya teaching a Cambridge IGCSE and A Level pathway shaped by a compulsory character-and-service programme.

SJIIS is a day school for roughly 1,000 to 1,050 pupils aged 3 to 18, drawn from more than 31 nationalities, that marks 2026 as its tenth year. Younger years follow the English National Curriculum, Singapore Maths and the inquiry-based International Primary Curriculum before students move into a Cambridge IGCSE and A Level pathway; its IB Diploma Programme is in its final cohorts, with the school reporting a 38-point average and one 45 for 2023. Every Sixth Former also takes a non-examined Lasallian Core (LEdu) programme, and the school reports 2026 ISQM Gold accreditation and full FOBISIA membership.

An editorial summary of the sections below — not a rating or ranking.

Best for
Families wanting a structured, English-medium Cambridge pathway (IGCSE then A Level) combined with an explicit Catholic Lasallian character-and-service ethos, and whose child can access the curriculum in English. Its assessment-based, examination-anchored model suits children who thrive with clear structure and regular common assessments.
Things to consider
It is listed as a day school with no published boarding offer; SEN places are described as limited, with no additional staff employed and families potentially asked to provide a Personal Learning Assistant. Total cost extends well beyond tuition (application and enrolment fees, refundable deposits, a Lasallian Fund contribution, EAL charges and 6% Service Tax). Confirm the current IB-versus-A-Level position directly, since the IB Diploma appears to be winding down, and reconfirm enrolment and nationality figures, which the school publishes inconsistently.

Known for

  • Lasallian Catholic character
  • Cambridge IGCSE and A Level pathway

Learning environment

How lessons run
Mostly taught content
TaughtInquiry
Younger students work through the inquiry-based, thematic International Primary Curriculum alongside explicit phonics and structured maths teaching, but the secondary years run on a syllabus-driven IGCSE/A Level timetable with regular common assessments.
Academic load
Demanding
LighterHeavier
Students move through a staged external examination sequence — common assessments twice a term, end-of-year exams, IGCSEs and then A Levels — without published evidence of daily prep or weekend study demands.
Student choice
Guided choice
Set for themChosen by them
Choice is available within a fixed structure — IGCSE options and a selection of three or four A Levels — with an optional extended research project rather than a required one.
Daily structure
Structured
FlexibleHighly governed
High-school students are expected to wear a formal uniform, including shirt and tie, indicating a governed dress standard, though other conduct or device policies are not documented.
How students are assessed
Examinations and coursework in similar measure
ExaminationsProjects
IGCSE results come from a published combination of written examinations, oral assessments, coursework and practical evaluations, varying by subject.

A wider bar means the published evidence narrows the position to a range rather than a point.

Tuition & Fees

Tuition from / term

MYR 11,815 - MYR 33,537(2026-2027)≈ $2,928 - $8,312

Application Fee

MYR 1,500≈ $372

Deposit

MYR 12,500≈ $3,098

Est. First Year Total

MYR 25,815≈ $6,398

Tuition by Grade

GradeAnnual TuitionApplication FeeDeposit
NurseryMYR 11,815≈ $2,928 / term≈ MYR 35,445≈ $8,784 / yearMYR 1,500≈ $372MYR 12,500≈ $3,098
ReceptionMYR 14,928≈ $3,700 / term≈ MYR 44,784≈ $11,099 / yearMYR 1,500≈ $372MYR 12,500≈ $3,098
Year 1MYR 19,041≈ $4,719 / term≈ MYR 57,123≈ $14,157 / yearMYR 1,500≈ $372MYR 12,500≈ $3,098
Year 2MYR 22,397≈ $5,551 / term≈ MYR 67,191≈ $16,652 / yearMYR 1,500≈ $372MYR 20,000≈ $4,957
Year 3MYR 22,397≈ $5,551 / term≈ MYR 67,191≈ $16,652 / yearMYR 1,500≈ $372MYR 20,000≈ $4,957
Year 4MYR 23,434≈ $5,808 / term≈ MYR 70,302≈ $17,423 / yearMYR 1,500≈ $372MYR 20,000≈ $4,957
Year 5MYR 24,180≈ $5,993 / term≈ MYR 72,540≈ $17,978 / yearMYR 1,500≈ $372MYR 20,000≈ $4,957
Year 6MYR 24,180≈ $5,993 / term≈ MYR 72,540≈ $17,978 / yearMYR 1,500≈ $372MYR 20,000≈ $4,957
Year 7MYR 25,687≈ $6,366 / term≈ MYR 77,061≈ $19,098 / yearMYR 1,500≈ $372MYR 20,000≈ $4,957
Year 8MYR 28,964≈ $7,178 / term≈ MYR 86,892≈ $21,535 / yearMYR 1,500≈ $372MYR 20,000≈ $4,957
Year 9MYR 28,964≈ $7,178 / term≈ MYR 86,892≈ $21,535 / yearMYR 1,500≈ $372MYR 20,000≈ $4,957
Year 10MYR 30,716≈ $7,612 / term≈ MYR 92,148≈ $22,837 / yearMYR 1,500≈ $372MYR 20,000≈ $4,957
Year 11MYR 33,278≈ $8,247 / term≈ MYR 99,834≈ $24,742 / yearMYR 1,500≈ $372MYR 20,000≈ $4,957
Year 12MYR 33,537≈ $8,312 / term≈ MYR 100,611≈ $24,935 / yearMYR 1,500≈ $372MYR 22,500≈ $5,576
Year 13MYR 33,537≈ $8,312 / term≈ MYR 100,611≈ $24,935 / yearMYR 1,500≈ $372MYR 22,500≈ $5,576
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Approximate values based on ECB reference rates (Aug 24 – 28, 2026). Actual amounts may vary.

Scholarships & Financial Aid

2

A Level Scholarship 2026 — 75% Tuition

Merit-Based
Eligibility: Selected SPM students and top internal IGCSE performers. Selection based on academic performance, assessment tests, personal statement and interview. Lasallian Leadership Camp in November 2026 is compulsory.Grade Levels: Year 12, Year 13Application Deadline: March 23, 2026

A Level Scholarship 2026 — 50% Tuition

Merit-Based
Eligibility: Selected IGCSE applicants. Selection based on academic performance, assessment tests, personal statement and interview. Lasallian Leadership Camp in November 2026 is compulsory.Grade Levels: Year 12, Year 13Application Deadline: March 23, 2026

Curriculum & Academics

Languages of Instruction

Languages of Instruction

English

Compulsory / Optional

MandarinBahasa MalaysiaSpanishJapaneseChineseEnglish

Subjects Offered

42 subjects

A-Levels(21)

STEM
MathematicsA2Further MathematicsA2PhysicsA2ChemistryA2BiologyA2Computer ScienceA2Design TechnologyA2
Languages
English LiteratureA2English LanguageA2Mandarin ChineseASSpanishAS
Humanities
HistoryA2GeographyA2PsychologyA2
Social Sciences
EconomicsA2Business StudiesA2
Arts
Visual ArtsA2MusicA2Drama & TheatreA2
Physical Education
Physical EducationA2
Other
Extended Project Qualification

IB Diploma(11)

STEM
PhysicsChemistryBiology
Languages
English LiteratureJapanese A (Language & Literature)Mandarin ChineseSpanish
Humanities
GeographyTheory of Knowledge★Psychology
Social Sciences
Economics

IGCSE(10)

STEM
Mathematics★
Languages
English Language★Mandarin ChineseSpanish
Humanities
History
Social Sciences
EconomicsBusiness Studies
Arts
Visual ArtsMusic
IT & Computing
Data Science★

Accreditations & Memberships

2 accreditations
CA
Cambridge International
International
FO
FOBISIA
MembershipAsia· Since 2026
Cambridge International
International Baccalaureate (IBO)

Outcomes & Results

Exam Results

IB Diploma

2024

Pass rate

100 %

2023

Average score

38.0 / 45

Highest score

45 / 45

40+ points

32 %

2021

Average score

43.0 / 45

Highest score

45 / 45

Pass rate

100 %

40+ points

78 %

A-Level

2024

A*–A rate

61 %

A*–B rate

78 %

Pass rate

100 %

Subjects offered

21

University Destinations

The London School of Economics Political Science
Durham University
UCL
University of Oxford
Princeton University
Imperial College London
Yale NUS College
University of Pennsylvania
Berkeley University of California
University of British Columbia
National University of Singapore
University of California
The University of Hong Kong
Tsinghua University
Zhejiang University
University of Tokyo
Cardiff
Kings College London
Newcastle University
Queen Mary University of London
Royal Holloway University of London
University of Birmingham
University of Edinburgh
University of Manchester
University of Nottingham
university of sheffield
University of Cambridge
University of Aberdeen
University of Bristol
Purdue University
NYU Abu Dhabi
Nanyang Technological University of Singapore
University College London

Reputation & Recognition

Awards

  • International Schools Quality Mark (ISQM) Gold2026Education Development Trust

    ISQM Gold rating with Grade 1 (Outstanding) in Standards and Achievement, Teaching and Learning, and Leadership and Management. Valid March 2026 to March 2031.

  • Cambridge IGCSE Top in the World — Foreign Language Mandarin Chinese2025Cambridge Assessment International Education

    Cambridge Outstanding Learner Award: Top in the World for Foreign Language Mandarin Chinese in the 2025 IGCSE examination session.

Admissions

Selectivity:
selective

Admissions Overview

SJIIS is a day international school serving Nursery to Year 13. Admissions use age-appropriate placement, academic records, interviews, English assessments (online assessment for Years 2–6; CEPT for Years 7–12) and GL Education CAT4 where applicable. Overseas applicants may complete tests and interviews online. Results are normally communicated within two weeks of assessment completion. Siblings of current students receive priority consideration. SEN places are limited.

Requirements

Nursery to Year 1

Student InterviewParent Interview

English Requirement: Basic English

Interview Required (In-person)

Application Fee: 1,500

Years 2 to 6

English TestNon-verbal Reasoning

English Requirement: Intermediate English

Interview Required (Online)

Application Fee: 1,500

Years 7 to 11

English TestNon-verbal ReasoningStudent Interview

English Requirement: Advanced English

Interview Required (Hybrid (in-person + online))

Application Fee: 1,500

Year 12

English TestNon-verbal ReasoningStudent InterviewSchool Report Review

English Requirement: Advanced English

Interview Required (Hybrid (in-person + online))

Application Fee: 1,500

Key Dates

A Level Scholarships 2026 — Applications Close2026-03-23

Deadline for A Level Scholarship 2026 applications (both 75% and 50% awards).

Register →
A Level Scholarships 2026 — Assessment and Interviews2026-03-25

Assessment tests and interviews for A Level Scholarship 2026 applicants.

Register →
First Day of School — Term 1 Start2026-08-17

First day of the 2026/27 academic year; Term 1 begins.

Term 1 End2026-12-10

Last day of Term 1.

Term 2 Start2027-01-05

First day of Term 2.

Term 2 End2027-03-25

Last day of Term 2.

Term 3 Start2027-04-12

First day of Term 3.

Last Day of School — Term 3 End2027-07-02

Last day of the 2026/27 academic year.

School Life

Term system
3-term

Support & Wellbeing

Co-curricular Activities

47 activities

Team Sports(4)

Water PoloFootballBasketballNetball

Individual Sports(6)

ChessSwimmingTaekwondoBadmintonClimbingGolf

Music(5)

OrchestraWind BandJazz BandRock BandChoir

Drama & Theatre(1)

Drama Club

Grades: G5–6

Academic Clubs(1)

Debate

Grades: G5–12

STEM(1)

Robotics Club

Grades: G3–6

Service & Leadership(1)

Amnesty International Club

Grades: G3–6

School-specific(28)

Entrepreneurship ClubDance ClubMindfulness ClubWorld Scholars CupJunior Worlds Scholar CupLaw SocietyEconomics & Business SocietyPsychology SocietySJIIS Maths SocietyCompetitive Mathlete SquadSAM Singapore MathsThe Sonnet & The Spotlight: A student led poetry CCADigital Arts and AnimationSAND (Society of Art and Design)Learn to speak KoreanEAL After School Program (Year 3–6)EAL After-school programme (Year 7–9)Junior Chinese 24 Season DrummingYoung LasalliansLYM (Lasallian Youth Movement)ArcheryStand Up Paddle BoardingPickleballStrength & ConditioningAthletics Development SquadBufori Evie CarThe 3D Modelling ClubGame Development

Facilities

4 facilities

Sports & Athletics(1)

Indoor Swimming Pool

Academic Facilities(1)

General Science Lab· Indoor

Arts & Performance(2)

Music Room· Indoor
Music Practice Rooms· Indoor

Location & Access

Getting There

School Bus

The school lists a Transport Coordinator (Ms. Evaa) and two transport providers. Families contact the providers directly for routes, coverage areas and fees. Route count and specific coverage areas are not published.

Campuses

Main Campus

St. Joseph's Institution International School Malaysia

No. 1, Jalan PJU 3/13, 47410 Petaling Jaya, Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia

Academic facilities, sports facilities (including swimming pool), creative spaces including state-of-the-art music studios and music practice room, performance areas, science laboratories, kitchens, and student common areas.
+60386053605
Official SiteOpen in Google Maps

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Authorised IB World School since 2016

The International Baccalaureate lists the school as an authorised private IB World School, but independent reputation evidence is limited to this single source.

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What the accreditor confirms

The International Baccalaureate lists St. Joseph's Institution International School Malaysia as a private IB World School (school code 051304), authorised on 22 April 2016. This is programme authorisation only. It is not an overall school ranking, a quality score, or a measure of how well the school fits any individual family.

Sources (1)

Interview plus CEPT and CAT4 at Years 7–12

Secondary entry involves an interview and two assessments, with siblings prioritised; the school is listed as a day school with no boarding-admission route found.

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The published process

For Years 7 to 12, the school's own admissions policy requires an interview with the Head of School or a senior leader, an online English assessment (CEPT), and the GL Education CAT4. The policy states that siblings are prioritised while all other entrance criteria are considered.

This information comes from the school's own admissions policy document rather than an independent source, so prospective families should confirm current requirements directly.

Day school, no boarding route found

The International Baccalaureate's public directory lists the school's boarding facilities as "DAY". No separate boarding-admission process was found in the publicly accessible material reviewed.

Sources (2)

A day school reporting around 1,000 pupils from 31+ nationalities

The school describes an international, day-only student body of roughly 1,000 to 1,050 pupils across more than 31 nationalities, but the figures are largely self-published and should be reconfirmed.

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Size and nationalities

The school reports approximately 1,000 students representing 31 countries, and separately publishes that its community represents more than 31 nationalities. A June 2026 accreditation announcement instead refers to growth to 1,050 pupils, so current enrollment and nationality totals should be reconfirmed directly with the school.

These are school-published demographic statements, not independently verified nationality-distribution data.

A reported roll figure

A June 2026 school-sector publication states that an ISQM report described the school as having grown to 1,050 pupils. The underlying inspection report was not publicly located, so this is retained as a reported community-size signal rather than independently verified roll data.

Day, not boarding

The International Baccalaureate's public directory lists the school's boarding facilities as "DAY", indicating it operates as a day school rather than a boarding school.

Sources (4)

2023 IB results as published by the school

The only outcomes data available is the school's own 2023 IB Diploma results; no independent verification and no clear university-destination data were found.

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2023 IB Diploma results (school-published)

For the 2023 IB Diploma cohort, the school published a 38-point average, 6.02 average points per subject, one 45-point score, two 44-point scores, and 32% of students scoring 40 or above. The page does not state the cohort size, or whether university destinations were offers, acceptances, or matriculations.

This information comes entirely from the school's own website and has not been independently verified.

University destinations not verifiable

The school's current Graduate University Destinations page does not publish a text-verifiable list with university names, years, student counts, or a definition of destination versus enrolment. On the available material, historical university references are not treated as matriculation data.

Sources (2)

ISQM Gold, FOBISIA membership, and a new phonics programme

The school reports a 2026 ISQM Gold accreditation, full FOBISIA membership, and a 2025 phonics rollout; all details come from the school's own announcements.

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Accreditation and membership

The school announced an ISQM Gold award by the Education Development Trust following a four-day verification inspection in March 2026, and states the accreditation is valid from March 2026 to March 2031.

The school also announced that it became a Full Member of FOBISIA following ISQM accreditation confirmation in March 2026.

Early-years literacy change

The school states that Read Write Inc. was introduced in August 2025 for Nursery to Year 2, with pupils assessed every six weeks and groups adjusted after each cycle.

Sources (3)

Check boarding, SEN capacity, and full cost before applying

Key fit constraints for families to verify: the school is listed as day-only, special-needs places are limited, and total fees extend well beyond tuition.

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No boarding offer found

Families seeking a boarding school should verify alternatives. The IB directory records the school as DAY, and the current school site does not publish an operating boarding offer, capacity, age range, or annual boarding fee.

Limited special-needs provision

Families requiring intensive special-needs provision should ask about capacity before applying. The school's admissions policy states that SEN places are limited, that no additional staff will be employed, that parents of a child with SEN may be required to provide a Personal Learning Assistant, and that High School transition is not automatic for SEN students.

Budget beyond tuition

Budget planning should include more than tuition. For 2026/27 the school lists annual tuition from RM35,445 to RM100,611, an application fee of RM1,500, grade-banded enrolment fees and refundable deposits, an RM300 annual Lasallian Fund contribution, and RM3,000 per term for conditionally admitted students receiving after-school EAL support. The school also says a 6% Service Tax applies to all 2026/27 fees.

Sources (3)

About the School

Established
2011

Leadership

  • Matthew O'SheaHead of School
  • Neil WhiteDeputy Principal, Head of Elementary School
  • Kevin RuxtonAssistant Principal – Academic, Elementary
  • Sahana FriedAssistant Principal – Pastoral, Elementary
  • Catherine EllisDeputy Principal, Head of High School
  • Jasminder Kaur A/P Gurcharan SinghAssistant Principal – Character and Wellbeing
  • Victoria ThomasAssistant Principal – Academic, High School
  • Quennie YangUniversity and Career Counsellor
  • Fay ParkerIB Coordinator

Mission

Enabling youth to learn and to learn how to live, empowering them to become people of integrity and people for others

Educational philosophy

Rooted in the Lasallian tradition, SJIIS combines academic learning with character formation, service, integrity and international-mindedness. The curriculum integrates the English National Curriculum, IPC inquiry-based and interdisciplinary learning, Singapore Mathematics and Cambridge pathways (IGCSE and A Level). The school aims to develop students who are people of integrity and people for others.

Core values

Faith, Service, Community, Excellence, Respect

History

SJIIS Malaysia presents itself as part of the 300-year Lasallian educational tradition inspired by St John Baptist de La Salle. The IB directory records authorisation as an IB World School on 22 April 2016. By 2025 the school reported results for A Level, IGCSE and its 'final IBDP cohorts', with Cambridge A Level now the primary Sixth Form pathway. In March 2026 the school received an ISQM Gold rating, and in July 2026 it achieved Full FOBISIA membership.

Frequently Asked Questions

What were SJIIS's best IB Diploma results?

SJIIS's strongest IB Diploma cohort was in 2021, when the school recorded an average score of 43, a 100% pass rate, 78% of students scoring 40 or above, and 55% achieving a perfect 45. The 2023 cohort averaged 38 points, with 32% scoring 40 or above, well above the global average of 30.24 points.

What outstanding Cambridge IGCSE results has SJIIS achieved?

In the 2025 IGCSE examination session, SJIIS students achieved Top in the World recognition in Foreign Language Mandarin Chinese and Additional Mathematics, and Top in Malaysia in Art & Design, International Mathematics, and Literature in English. These awards reflect individual Cambridge Outstanding Learner Awards rather than whole-cohort pass rates.

Can overseas families complete the SJIIS admissions process remotely?

Yes. Overseas applicants can complete all assessments and interviews online, including the English proficiency test (CEPT), the GL Education CAT4 cognitive test, and the interview with the Head of School or senior leadership. Families are typically informed of results within two weeks of assessment.

Are there any discounts on fees for families enrolling more than one child at SJIIS?

Yes, SJIIS offers sibling discounts on both tuition and enrolment fees. A second child receives 3% off tuition and 20% off the enrolment fee, a third child receives 5% off tuition and 30% off the enrolment fee, and a fourth or subsequent child receives 8% off tuition and 40% off the enrolment fee.

What English language support is available if my child is not yet fully proficient in English?

Students admitted conditionally due to English language needs can receive after-school EAL (English as an Additional Language) support, at an additional cost of RM 3,000 per term. The school does assess English proficiency as part of its admissions process, so families should discuss their child's needs with the admissions team before applying.

What curriculum does SJIIS follow in the Early Years and primary school?

In Early Years and Key Stages 1 and 2, SJIIS uses the English National Curriculum, Singapore Mathematics, and the International Primary Curriculum (IPC), which is inquiry-based, thematic, and interdisciplinary. From August 2025, the school also introduced the Read Write Inc. structured phonics programme for Nursery to Year 2, with pupils assessed every six weeks and grouped by reading level.

What nationalities make up the SJIIS teaching staff?

Roughly 75% of SJIIS teachers are expatriate educators, primarily from the United Kingdom. This means the school community is genuinely international both in its student body and its teaching staff.

Has SJIIS joined any competitive inter-school sports networks?

Yes. In July 2026, SJIIS became a Full Member of FOBISIA (Federation of British International Schools in Asia), which opens access to a broader range of inter-school competitions, professional development networks, and shared resources across British-curriculum international schools in Asia.

Does SJIIS offer any independent research qualifications alongside A Levels?

Yes. Sixth Form students can pursue the Cambridge International Project Qualification (IPQ), which involves extended independent research alongside their A Level subjects. This provides an opportunity to develop research, critical thinking, and academic writing skills that are valued by universities.

Is SJIIS only for Catholic families, or is it open to all religions?

SJIIS is open to students of all nationalities and faiths, not exclusively Catholic families. While the school is rooted in the Lasallian Catholic tradition and its values of Faith, Service, Community, Excellence, and Respect are embedded throughout school life, the school welcomes families from any religious background.

What curriculum does St. Joseph's Institution International School teach?

St. Joseph's Institution International School follows the IB Diploma Programme. Students sit IGCSE.

Is St. Joseph's Institution International School an IB World School?

Yes, St. Joseph's Institution International School is an IB World School offering the IB Diploma Programme.

How much is annual tuition at St. Joseph's Institution International School?

Annual tuition at St. Joseph's Institution International School ranges from MYR 35,445 to MYR 100,611 (MYR), depending on the grade level.

What additional fees should I budget for at St. Joseph's Institution International School?

In addition to tuition, St. Joseph's Institution International School charges a registration fee of MYR 1,500, deposit of MYR 12,500.

What are the admission requirements for St. Joseph's Institution International School?

SJIIS is a day international school serving Nursery to Year 13. Admissions use age-appropriate placement, academic records, interviews, English assessments (online assessment for Years 2–6; CEPT for Years 7–12) and GL Education CAT4 where applicable. Overseas applicants may complete tests and interviews online. Results are normally communicated within two weeks of assessment completion. Siblings of current students receive priority consideration. SEN places are limited.

When is the application deadline for St. Joseph's Institution International School?

The application deadline for A Level Scholarships 2026 — Applications Close is 2026-03-23.

Where is St. Joseph's Institution International School located?

St. Joseph's Institution International School is located in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

What ages does St. Joseph's Institution International School accept?

St. Joseph's Institution International School accepts students from age 4 to 18.

How many students attend St. Joseph's Institution International School?

St. Joseph's Institution International School has approximately 1,050 students from 31+ nationalities.

Does St. Joseph's Institution International School have a school bus?

Yes, St. Joseph's Institution International School offers a school bus service. The school lists a Transport Coordinator (Ms. Evaa) and two transport providers. Families contact the providers directly for routes, coverage areas and fees. Route count and specific coverage areas are not published.

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Last updated: Aug 31, 2026

Sources: the school's official website, accreditation bodies (e.g. IBO, CIS), and public records.