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Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur
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Greenview Islamic International School was founded in September 2010 by a group of Muslim professionals committed to elevating educational standards in Islamic schools. The institution began modestly with a single classroom, four students, and six teachers. Due to rapid growth, the school board sought a larger premise, leading to its relocation to the current Bukit Jelutong campus in March 2012, after student numbers exceeded 100.
Information detailing the specific structure, events, groups, or activities of a Parent Teacher Association (PTA) at Greenview Islamic International School is not publicly available.
Greenview Islamic International School caters for students aged 4 to 16, integrating the internationally recognized Cambridge curriculum with an Islamic studies program. Academic subjects follow the Cambridge International Primary Programme, Cambridge Checkpoint, and culminate in the Cambridge IGCSE examinations. Alongside this, a distinctive Islamic curriculum is taught with an emphasis on critical thinking and values-based learning. The school is equipped with facilities such as IT labs, science labs, an art room, a multimedia studio, an indoor sports hall, and a playground. A notable initiative is its mentor-mentee program, which aims to develop self-esteem and confidence through peer guidance. This blend of international academics and Islamic values forms a core part of its offering.
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