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Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur
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The school actively supports students' social and emotional development through initiatives like its mentor-mentee program. This program pairs students, with older or exemplary students acting as mentors to guide and support their peers. It is designed to foster self-esteem and overall development, aligning with the school's value-based learning approach rooted in Islamic education and the Cambridge Curriculum. Teacher coordinators are involved in identifying students who may benefit from this guidance, and mentors work to help their mentees progress and develop confidence.
Greenview Islamic International School offers support for students with specific learning needs, specifically for those diagnosed with dyslexia. The school is not a specialist SEN institution and, as such, does not possess the facilities or specialist staff to accommodate students with other Special Educational Needs.
provides language support for students who are not yet fluent in English. While the school confirms the availability of this support, specific details regarding the EAL program are not available publicly.
The school supports students' mental well-being primarily through initiatives that foster self-esteem and personal growth. A notable program is their mentor-mentee scheme, which pairs students to provide peer guidance and motivation. This approach is intended to build confidence and promote overall student development within the framework of the Cambridge Curriculum and value-based Islamic education.
Specific details regarding Greenview Islamic International School's safeguarding and child protection policies and provisions are 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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