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Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur
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The Fairview International School Group began in 1978 and the Subang Jaya campus was opened in 2010. It became an authorized International Baccalaureate (IB) World School in 2013, offering the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) and Middle Years Programme (MYP). It operates as one of the several campuses within the broader Fairview International School network, which is owned by the Chian family and is part of Fairview International PLC.
The school fosters a diverse and vibrant community, welcoming students from various nationalities. The school regularly hosts open days and events, providing opportunities for prospective families to visit, interact with staff and students, and experience the school's atmosphere. Cultural events are also part of the curriculum, with trips designed to help students appreciate diverse environments, traditions, and cultures.
While specific details about the Fairview Subang Jaya PTA's named events or groups are not publicly available, the school values parent involvement. Parents are typically encouraged to volunteer and participate in activities that enrich the students' learning experience and foster a supportive school environment.
The Subang Jaya campus of Fairview International School opened in 2010. It is authorized to deliver the International Baccalaureate (IB) Primary Years Programme (PYP) and Middle Years Programme (MYP), catering to students generally aged 4 to 16. Facilities include dedicated classrooms for arts, ICT, and science, along with well-resourced libraries and indoor and outdoor sporting facilities like tennis and badminton courts. A key aspect of the Subang Jaya campus is its experiential learning through bi-annual expeditions, which have included trips to destinations like Angkor Wat to explore scientific, mathematical, and artistic perspectives, and previously to Bali for cultural immersion and community service projects such as building chicken coops.
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