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Eaton International School - Kajang Campus

Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees MYR 20,655 - 36,020
Ages 2 - 16 years
Type Co-educational
Opened 2013
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum Cambridge IGCSE, British Curriculum
Taught languages English, Malay, Mandarin
Strengths Sport, Visual and Creative Arts, Service and Sustainability
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Cultural and Language, Community and Service
Stages Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School
Introduction

Nestled in Jade Hills, Kajang, Eaton International School offers a Cambridge-based curriculum for ages 2 to 16. The K1–11 campus delivers Cambridge English, Maths and Science instruction, with Cambridge IGCSE available for Years 9–11. Core subjects in Key Stage 3 follow the Cambridge International Curriculum, while non-core subjects align with the English National Curriculum. English instruction is delivered by expatriate teachers to preserve an English-speaking environment. The Kajang campus opened in 2013, and the second Eaton campus began its academic year in January 2024 in Alam Impian, Shah Alam. The campus houses Art Rooms, Music Studios, a Black Box Theatre, Science Labs, a Library, a Learning Commons, a Swimming Pool, a Multipurpose Hall, a Football Field and Badminton Courts, Primary and Secondary classrooms. After-school activities include sports, arts, coding and clubs such as Duke of Edinburgh's Award and MUN. Eaton supports international-mindedness through a student-centred, enquiry-based approach within a setting.

Persiaran Puncak Utama, Jade Hills, 43000 Kajang, Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia

The Essentials

Eaton International School - Kajang Campus has instruction in English.

Location

The Kajang Campus is located at Persiaran Puncak Utama, Jade Hills, 43000 Kajang, Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia. It sits in the Jade Hills area of Kajang with convenient access for families in Kajang and surrounding areas. The campus is part of Eaton International School and serves students from K1 to Year 11. Office hours are Monday to Friday from 8am to 5pm.

Stages

Levels run from K1 to Year 11, with Early Years, Primary and Secondary. Primary core subjects are taught through the Cambridge Curriculum. KS3 follows the English National Curriculum with a Cambridge focus in English, Maths and Science, and KS4 offers the IGCSE.

School day structure

Office hours: Monday–Friday 8am–5pm; Saturday by appointment; Sunday closed.

Bus service

Transport is provided by external transporters. Mr. Hishan (016-2546123; 010-9036123) covers Jade Hills, Kajang, Saujana Impian, Sungai Chua, Kajang Utama, Bandar Baru Bangi and Semenyih (monthly costs listed; Jade Hills RM130 one-way, RM180 two-way). Mr. Guna (014-696 6403) covers Cheras/Balakong (Sg Long, Mahkota Cheras, Balakong, Cheras with Batu 9 & Cuepas). Parents arrange directly with the transporters.
Diving Deeper

Uniform Requirement

Uniforms are required and are not included in tuition.

Food Options

The school operates a full-day schedule with two breaks (breakfast and lunch). Meal plans are offered on a termly basis and are compulsory for Early Years and Key Stage 1; from Key Stage Two, students may bring food from home, join the meal plan, or purchase à la carte from the canteen. A cashless system is used for canteen purchases and other purchases at school.

House System

The school has a house system with Colours Week House Event and various house activities and fixtures to promote school spirit. Students participate in house activities and sport fixtures as part of these events.

Governance and Ownership

Eaton International School Kajang is a private school founded in 2013. Payments and banking details reference Eaton Group Sdn Bhd, indicating the school's association with that company.
Fees

Annual tuition at Eaton International School - Kajang Campus ranges from MYR 20,655 to MYR 36,020 for 2026/27.

Application & Registration Fees

- Application Fee: RM2,000. Payable upon submission of the application form. Non-refundable.
- Registration Fee: RM4,500. Payable upon receipt of the acceptance letter. Non-refundable.

Security Deposit

- Early Years: RM5,000. Refundable with one term's written notice. Failure to give the required notice will result in forfeiture of the deposit.
- Primary: RM10,000. Refundable with one term's written notice.
- Secondary: RM15,000. Refundable with one term's written notice.
- Note: There will be a requirement to top up the security deposit when a student progresses from kindergarten to primary and from primary to secondary.

Tuition Fees (per term and per year by year group)

- K1: RM5,465 per term (RM16,395 per year).
- K2: RM5,985 per term (RM17,955 per year).
- K3: RM5,985 per term (RM17,955 per year).
- Year 1: RM10,840 per term (RM32,520 per year).
- Year 2: RM10,840 per term (RM32,520 per year).
- Year 3: RM10,840 per term (RM32,520 per year).
- Year 4: RM12,360 per term (RM37,080 per year).
- Year 5: RM12,360 per term (RM37,080 per year).
- Year 6: RM12,360 per term (RM37,080 per year).
- Year 7: RM15,385 per term (RM46,155 per year).
- Year 8: RM15,385 per term (RM46,155 per year).
- Year 9: RM15,385 per term (RM46,155 per year).
- Year 10: RM16,750 per term (RM50,250 per year).
- Year 11: RM16,750 per term (RM50,250 per year).

- Tuition fees are payable termly and are non-refundable. Tuition fees are exclusive of school uniforms, exercise books, external examination fees, school excursions and optional extra-curricular activities.

Sibling Discount

- Second sibling: 5% off tuition fees.
- Third sibling: 8% off tuition fees.
- Fourth and subsequent siblings: 10% off tuition fees. Discounts apply only to younger siblings studying at the school at the time of enrolment.

Miscellaneous Fees and Compulsory Charges

- Technology Fee (annual): RM200 for Primary and RM200 for Secondary. No technology fee is listed for Early Years.
- Meal Plan (termly): Early Years RM900 per term; Primary RM1,100 per term; Secondary RM1,100 per term. Meal plans are compulsory for Early Years and Key Stage 1.
- Uniforms, exercise books, external examination fees and optional extra-curricular activities are charged separately and are not included in tuition.

Billing Schedule & Payment Terms

- Tuition fees are billed and payable each term. Tuition fees are non-refundable.
- Late payment charge: 5% per annum on outstanding fees not paid by the 7th day after the commencement of a new school term.
- A requirement to top up the security deposit applies when students progress between education levels (kindergarten → primary → secondary).

Refund Information

- Tuition fees are non-refundable.
- Security deposit is refundable provided one term's written notice is submitted by the end of the school term being served; failure to provide the required notice will result in forfeiture of the deposit.

Fee Payment Options

- Payment at the school: Cash, Credit Card, or Cheque made payable to "Eaton Group Sdn Bhd."
- Online payment: Direct bank transfer to the school account with the following details:
- Account Name: Eaton Group Sdn Bhd
- Account Number: 5143 9231 0947
- Bank: Maybank Berhad
- A copy of the bank transaction report must be emailed to accounts@eaton.edu.my with the student's name and year group clearly stated.

Other Notes on Fees

- Fees are subject to increase and the school reserves the right to review and change the fee schedule and policy from time to time.
Academics

Eaton International School - Kajang Campus teaches Cambridge IGCSE, British Curriculum for students aged 2 to 16.

Curriculum

Cambridge Curriculum for English, Maths and Science; Cambridge IGCSE is offered for Years 9–11; core subjects in Key Stage 3 follow the Cambridge International Curriculum; non-core subjects follow the English National Curriculum (History, Geography, Art, Music, Drama, PE, Design & Technology and Languages). English language instruction is delivered by expatriate teachers to maintain an English-speaking environment.

Exam Results

Cambridge Checkpoint and IGCSE results are strong; the majority of students perform at levels higher than the English National Curriculum expectations.

Higher Education Progression

The programme is designed to prepare students for IGCSE, pre-university and beyond.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school places pupil wellbeing at the foundation of academic excellence. Staff embed Core Values in lessons, the extensive extracurricular programme, and educational visits. Pupils receive one-to-one support addressing academic and emotional needs within a supportive Eatonians community. Pupils are grouped into Homerooms with a dedicated Homeroom Tutor and support staff, staying together from Year 7 to Year 11. KS3 studies include non-core subjects in Homeroom and PSHE Education. PSHE uses a British framework tailored to Malaysian values to cover social, moral and cultural issues, with weekly PSHE in KS3 and Homeroom-based projects in KS4.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

Parents/Guardians must fully disclose at admission any known special educational needs, learning difficulties, medical conditions, behavioral concerns, or professional diagnoses relating to the student. The school reserves the right to withdraw offers or terminate enrolment if non-disclosure affects the school's ability to provide appropriate support for the student.

Mental Wellbeing

The school places pupil wellbeing at the heart of its education, recognizing its essential role in academic success. Pupils receive one-to-one support addressing both academic and emotional needs, building strong relationships with staff. PSHE Education supports mental and social development through topics on personal change and relationships. PSHE is taught weekly in KS3 and integrated into Homeroom time in KS4 through ongoing projects.
Parent Experience

History

Eaton International School is a private K1–11 school founded in 2013. The Kajang campus is located in Jade Hills, near Kajang town, behind Country Heights. The second Eaton campus began its first academic year in January 2024 in Alam Impian, Shah Alam. The Eaton brand has become one of the premier British schools in the Greater Kuala Lumpur area, attracting students from local and regional communities.

Community

Year 10 students participate in the Duke of Edinburgh's International Award, with Eaton offering Bronze level for students aged 14 and over. The Award has Bronze, Silver and Gold levels and involves students designing their own program across service, physical recreation and a skills activity, plus an adventurous journey and a residential project for Gold. Eaton also runs a Community Service program linking students with local and global organisations through activities such as visits to HUKM, toy drives and Christmas parties, the Shoebox of Kindness project in Nepal, bi‑annual charity bazaars, PKIK volunteering, projects in rural Cambodia, and work with SPCA. These activities connect Eatonians with the broader community and foster service-minded leadership.
Facilities

Facilities Overview

The school has an award-winning design and outstanding facilities. The campus supports learning, creativity and collaboration with spaces designed for students from Early Years to Secondary. Key facilities include Art Rooms, Music Studios, a Black Box Theatre, Science Labs, Cafeteria and Food Tech areas. There is also a Library, an Early Years Center, a Learning Commons, a Swimming Pool, a Basketball Court, Primary Classrooms, Secondary Classrooms, a Multipurpose Hall, a Football Field and Badminton Courts. These spaces serve students across the full range of academic, arts and sport programs.

Sports Facilities

The school provides spaces for physical education and team sports. The Swimming Pool supports aquatic activities, the Football Field and Basketball Court host outdoor and indoor ball games, and Badminton Courts support racket sports. Additional outdoor spaces facilitate training and local inter-school competitions.

Academic Facilities

The school has dedicated spaces for academic learning. Art Rooms and Music Studios support creative subjects, while Science Labs enable practical experiments. The Library and Learning Commons provide study resources and quiet study spaces. The Early Years Center serves our youngest students, and Primary Classrooms and Secondary Classrooms host lessons across year groups. The Multipurpose Hall offers flexible instructional and assembly space.

Extra Curricular Facilities

Eaton offers a broad selection of after-school activities across sports, arts and clubs. The programme includes Primary and Secondary activities such as badminton, basketball, swimming, rugby, netball and football, as well as clubs for chess, robotics, coding with Scratch, MUN, Maths Olympiad, LEGO and more. A variety of performing arts, mindfulness, story telling, and other creative clubs are also offered. We offer after-school activities throughout the school week and all students are encouraged to join at least one.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual

The school has after-school activities that support academic pursuits. These include Coding with Scratch, Anithink Maths, Maths Olympiad, Phyton, RoboKit, RoboKIDS and Digital Journalling. Students apply programming, mathematics, and problem-solving skills beyond the classroom.

Arts & Creative

The school has a broad arts and creative program. It includes Whole School Production; Anithink Animation; Anithink Art; Anithink Film & Video; Art Club; Photography Club; Dance Production; Lego Club; Mindfulness Colouring; Mindfulness Music Club; Story Telling; Karaoke Club. The program supports both primary and secondary students, with productions and creative clubs available across year groups. Secondary students also participate in Art Club and Dance Production.

Cultural & Language

Model United Nations (MUN) is offered as an international-facing activity. It provides opportunities to engage in global issues and to develop presentation and negotiation skills. Participation helps students practise research, public speaking, and teamwork.

Social & Hobbies

Pokemon Club; Puzzle Club; Scrabble Club; Story Telling; Board Game; Lego Club; Bracelet Making; Mindfulness Colouring; Inline Skating are available as social and hobby clubs. The range includes both quiet and active options beyond the classroom, encouraging collaboration and creativity. Activities run after school to complement academic life.

Community & Service

The school runs the Duke of Edinburgh's International Award, with Year 10 students currently participating at Bronze level and future plans to add Silver. It also runs a wide range of community service projects, including visits to HUKM charity, toy drives, the Nepal Shoebox of Kindness, bi-annual charity bazaars, PKIK volunteering, Cambodia volunteering, and work with SPCA.

Leadership & Professional

The school fosters leadership and professional development through Duke of Edinburgh's Award, Model United Nations, and school productions which provide planning and leadership experience and help students develop teamwork, communication and project-management skills. These opportunities support students in developing leadership and collaborative competencies.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

The school offers extensive sport options to promote physical wellbeing, including badminton, basketball, netball, rugby, football, and swimming, as well as archery, kick boxing and Muay Thai. It also supports wellbeing through mindfulness activities such as Mindfulness Colouring and Mindfulness Music Club.
Languages

Language Provision

Bahasa Malaysia and Mandarin are taught as additional languages. In Early Years, pupils are exposed to Bahasa Malaysia and Mandarin. Montessori English language materials, along with the Jolly Phonics programme and readers, are used to develop language skills. The Foundation Stage follows the English National Curriculum.
Admissions

Admissions

Admission overview: The school welcomes students into Kindergarten 1, 2 and 3, Primary 1–6 (Key Stages 1 & 2) and Secondary 7–10 (Key Stage 3 & 4) for the academic year commencing in September. Entry to a level depends on age and having completed the previous year or an equivalent. English and Mathematics placement tests are taken on entry to determine the most appropriate year group, and the Principal and senior teachers may interview students prior to confirming placement and scheduling courses. Intakes: There are two main intakes per academic year, in September and January, and enrolments are accepted throughout the year subject to availability. Step 1: Make an application. Complete an application form with attachments: two passport-sized photographs, certified copies of the student's birth certificate, a photocopy of the parents' MyCard, and a copy of the student's most recent school report (if applicable). Completed applications can be scanned and emailed to admissions@eaton.edu.my or delivered to Eaton International School, Persiaran Puncak Utama, Jade Hills, 43000 Kajang, Selangor. Step 2: Placement test. After the application is received and reviewed, the student will be scheduled for a placement test in English and Mathematics. Students joining Key Stage One (Year 1 and 2) will be interviewed by the Head of Primary. Step 3: Confirmation of enrolment. If the application is successful, an acceptance letter is issued; the registration fee, deposit and tuition fees must then be settled before the student commences class.

Scholarships

Scholarships: The school offers academic scholarships. To apply, complete the Academic Scholarship Application Form and attach documents: a copy of the applicant's NRIC, birth certificate or passport; a copy of the parent/guardian's NRIC or passport; recent school reports including official exam certificates; any other certificates and awards. A 300‑word personal essay describing how the applicant has contributed to school life should accompany the application. Shortlisted candidates will be required to sit for a written assessment.
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