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Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur
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Charterhouse Malaysia opened in August 2021 as the first international branch of Charterhouse UK, one of the original seven British public schools founded in 1611. Located in Sri Hartamas, Kuala Lumpur, the school was established by Charterhouse Asia Ltd, a Hong Kong-based organisation led by Old Carthusian Sabrina Chao. The school offers a modern educational approach while drawing on the heritage and values of its UK counterpart.
The school community includes students from Years 9 to 13, with a focus on collaborative learning and student-led initiatives. Events such as the annual Arts Festival, which features workshops in arts, drama, music, dance, creative writing, and film, foster creativity and engagement among students. The school also hosts open days and other events to involve families and the wider community.
Charterhouse Malaysia operates the Charterhouse Community Partnership (CCP), which extends the traditional PTA model by involving staff, parents, students, and alumni in collaborative projects. The CCP focuses on service learning and social responsibility, encouraging the school community to contribute positively to society. The school also host regular Coffee Morning sessions, where parents are invited into school to discuss the various pathways for their children.
Charterhouse Malaysia, located in Sri Hartamas, Kuala Lumpur, offers the Cambridge IGCSE and A Level curricula for students aged 14 to 19. The school emphasizes small class sizes—capping IGCSE classes at 18 students and A Level classes at 14—to ensure personalized attention. Facilities include en-suite boarding accommodations, study spaces, and a private swimming pool. A distinctive feature is the Charterhouse Forum, which encourages student-led clubs and societies, fostering leadership and community engagement. The school integrates the Spectra Smarts framework and design thinking principles into its curriculum, promoting critical thinking and adaptability.
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