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Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur
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Garden International School (GIS) has two nearby campuses in Kuala Lumpur: the Early Years Centre in Desa Sri Hartamas and the Main Campus (Primary through Sixth Form) in Mont Kiara. The area is well connected by major expressways and public transit, and is surrounded by an international, expatriate-friendly community with plenty of amenities.
GIS Early Years Centre educates students from Early Years (ages 3–5).
GIS is a co-educational, day school without boarding facilities.
While the EYC page doesn’t detail specialized SEN or additional learning provisions, the school broadly provides strong teacher-to-child support and enriched learning environments—both indoors and outdoors—designed to nurture diverse learner needs.
The school is not affiliated with any country.
The school has no religious affiliations.
The school day at Garden International School’s Early Years Centre begins at 8:00 am each day. Nursery classes finish at 1:30 pm Monday to Thursday and 12:30 pm on Fridays, while Reception classes end at 1:40 pm Monday to Thursday and 12:40 pm on Fridays.
Though not specified exclusively for EYC, the broader GIS network includes a bus service that likely serves the Early Years Centre.
One-Time Fees
Application Fee: RM 1,500
Registration Fee: RM 10,000
(non-refundable, one-time payments)
Tuition Fees
Nursery
Fee Per Term: RM 16,970
Fee Per Year: RM 50,910
Reception
Fee Per Term: RM 20,170
Fee Per Year: RM 60,510
Other Costs and Payment Information
Billing Schedule: Fees are billed three times a year, at the start of each academic term.
Payment Options: The school accepts payments via bank transfer, cheque, and credit card.
Garden International School’s Early Years Centre (EYC) in Desa Sri Hartamas serves children aged 3–5 within the UK Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) and a British-based curriculum. Children learn through play while building early literacy and numeracy, supported by specialist lessons and Mandarin as an additional language. A distinctive feature is Jungle School, where classes move outdoors for hands-on exploration; GIS has further expanded nature-play with newly developed, multi-sensory outdoor spaces for its youngest learners. The EYC sits five minutes from the Main Campus in Mont Kiara, easing the transition into GIS’s through-school pathway (3–18). Families can use the school’s bus service, and fee information (including Early Years tuition) is published online. The wider GIS community totals 2,000+ students, with long-established strengths in sport and the arts
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