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Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur
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The Hibiscus International School follows the Cambridge Curriculum from nursery to Year 11, including Cambridge Primary (ages 5–11) and Cambridge IGCSE (Years 10–11). Lower Secondary uses Cambridge Checkpoint as an external benchmark, and Upper Secondary leads to Cambridge IGCSE qualifications. An English as a Second Language program supports learners for whom English is not their first language, and primary classes have a maximum of 20 students to enable personalized attention.
The school offers a broad range of co‑curricular activities in the arts, including Creative Art Club, Drama & Film Club, Ballet, Street Dance, and other arts‑oriented programs. The campus provides dedicated spaces such as a Music Room and a Library to support artistic creation and performance. These CCAs nurture creativity and collaborative expression across the student body.
The school maintains a Chinese Language & Culture Club and supports a diverse student body represented by more than 30 nationalities. English is the language of instruction, with English as an Additional Language (EAL) support for non‑native speakers; Bahasa Malaysia and Mandarin are offered within the Cambridge IGCSE framework. The school emphasizes global citizenship and cross‑cultural understanding.
A wide range of co‑curricular activities fosters social and hobby development, including Badminton, Futsal, Taekwondo, Ballet, Little Chef & Living Skills, Creative Art Club, TEDX Rookies Club, Newsletter Club, The Innovators Club, Drama & Film Club, Street Dance Club, and STEAM Club. The Innovators Club and TEDX Rookies Club provide opportunities for leadership and collaboration within student life.
The school supports community engagement through CCAs and student initiatives and participates in international competitions and charity‑oriented activities. Its achievements include medals in Taekwondo competitions and other events, reflecting a culture of effort and excellence. The Duke of Edinburgh Award program is listed among accreditations and affiliations.
Student leadership and professional skills are fostered through clubs such as The Innovators Club, TEDX Rookies Club, and the Newsletter Club, which develop project work, public speaking, and teamwork. These activities complement Cambridge academic progression and provide platforms for presentation and collaboration.
Campus facilities support both sport and wellbeing, including Volleyball Court, Basketball Court, Futsal Court, Early Years, Primary and Secondary classrooms, Physics Lab, Chem‑Bio Lab, Mac‑Lab, Library, Multi‑Purpose Hall, Playground, Art Room, Music Room, Digital Learning Hub, and a Cafeteria. The facilities are organized to support physical activity, science, arts, and everyday student life across the curriculum.
Hibiscus International School provides a British-based education for students aged 3 to 18. The school follows the Cambridge curriculum pathway, beginning with the Early Years Foundation Stage and continuing through Primary and Lower Secondary, culminating in the IGCSE examinations in Year 11. With a policy of a maximum of 20 students per class, the school ensures teachers can provide individualised support. A distinctive feature is the school’s Entrepreneurship Club, a co-curricular activity that gives students practical experience in creating and managing a business. Other activities offered include robotics, ballet, and taekwondo.
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