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Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur
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Arrows International School was founded in 2010 as a Christian Homeschool Learning Center before evolving into a fully licensed international school registered with Malaysia’s Ministry of Education. Over the years, the school expanded its facilities and programmes, introducing a primary and secondary division and securing accreditation from Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE), making it an approved IGCSE examination centre. In 2021, Arrows was formally recognized as an International Secondary School, cementing its role in offering Cambridge qualifications. The school, led by founding directors Damien and Mei Ying, continues to serve a growing community of students—now numbering over 400—from its campus in Ara Damansara, Petaling Jaya, with a focus on combining academic study with moral development and character education.
The school community fosters engagement through annual events such as Sports Day, Children’s Camp, Year‑End Concert, Youth Camp, Charity Works, Community Outreach Projects, and various Field Trips. These activities bring together students, families, and staff in shared experiences that reflect cultural or communal values.
The school website does not mention the existence of a Parent Teacher Association (PTA) or describe related groups or activities.
Arrows International School is located at Centro @ Oasis Corporate Park in Ara Damansara, a short walk from Citta Mall and about 1 km from the Ara Damansara LRT station. It offers schooling from Year 1 to Year 11, with the Cambridge IGCSE pathway for secondary students and status as an approved Cambridge Assessment International Education exam centre. The main language of instruction is English, with Malay and Mandarin taught as additional languages. Class size is capped at 25 students. Facilities highlighted for the new campus include science and computer labs, a cafeteria, student lounges/libraries, and dedicated music, dance, and film & photography studios, plus multiple indoor and outdoor sports courts. Co-curricular opportunities include Clubs and Societies, Life Skills sessions, Charity Works, and Community Outreach Projects, alongside annual Sports Day, Youth Camp, and a Year-End Concert.
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