Sri Sedaya Primary and Secondary School is a private co-educational school which provides quality education with genuine care. With the support and approval of the Ministry of Education, the school offers classes from Standard 1 to form 5 and follow the National School Curriculum.

Sri KL believe that a love of learning can be inculcated in young minds through a system where knowledge acquisition is stimulating and enjoyable. In the pursuit of this idea Sri KL’s students are encouraged to be self-learners and inquisitive about the world around them.

Sekolah Sri KDU is a premier private co-educational Smart School offering the Malaysian Curriculum at Primary and Secondary levels. It is also an IB World School offering the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. Since its inception in 2003, its enrolment has grown from 528 students to more than 2400 students in 2008.

Sekolah Sri Acmar, a subsidiary of the Acmar International Group, is a private co-educational institution conceived in 1997 as part of the 21st Century Township concept of Bandar Baru Klang.

Tenby Schools Shah Alam, the third integrated school of Tenby Educare Schools opened in the premier township of Setia Eco Park, Shah Alam beginning with the Tenby International School (British Curriculum), followed by Sekolah Sri Tenby (Malaysian School).

Beaconhouse School System opened its first school in South East Asia in 2004. Today, Beaconhouse has 11 schools and 2000 students in Malaysia, Philippines, and Thailand.

Note: APIIT Smart School is now Sapura Smart School. Please refer to the new information page on Sapura Smart School.
APIIT Smart School Sdn Bhd, a part of the APIIT Education Group commenced operations in January 2006. Their objective is to provide an educational structure that allows for the mental, academic and physical growth of each child in a nurturing and personalized environment.

Note: APIIT Smart School is now Sapura Smart School. Please refer to the new information page on Sapura Smart School.
APIIT Smart School Sdn Bhd, a part of the APIIT Education Group commenced operations in January 2006. Their objective is to provide an educational structure that allows for the mental, academic and physical growth of each child in a nurturing and personalized environment.

Sekolah Rendah Taman Ilmu Dan Budi (SETIABUDI) was established in January 2000, with its objectives in moulding and producing Muslim students who are knowledgeable in acquired and revealed knowledge imbued with sound Islamic values and ethics.

Setiabudi Menengah is a unique educational institution which focuses on developing students to be outstanding beings, wholesome in their character as well as being very successful in their academic pursuits.

Sekolah Sri Pinang (formerly Sekolah Sri Inai Pulau Pinang) was the first private school in Penang in 1981. The school still remains the largest and premier private school in Penang. Many students from Sri Pinang have gone on to be leaders of industries and government.

Sekolah Sri Garden (SSG) is the first Malaysian private school to be awarded ISO 9001 certification. Since its establishment in 1991, SSG has made tremendous success in the education sector, being recognised as the top private school in Malaysia in 2003 and ranked “excellent” by the Ministry of Education.

Sekolah Seri Suria (SSS) believes that the education of tomorrow’s leaders begin with their school education and experiences; from early childhood education right through to their tertiary education. For this reason, SSS is an integrated coeducational school, housing Pre-school, Primary and Secondary education under the same roof and management.

Sekolah Seri Cahaya (SSC) believes that the education of tomorrow’s leaders begin with their school education and experiences; from early childhood education right through to their tertiary education. For this reason, SSC is an integrated coeducational school, housing Pre-school, Primary and Secondary education under the same roof and management.

Fairview International School is an education institution registered with the Ministry of Education, Malaysia. It was established in 1978 by a group of parents. These parents aimed to provide children from the age of 4 with an education of the highest standard using English as the medium of instruction.