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Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Community and Service
Stages Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School, Kindergarten
Introduction
Invictus International School’s Spring Hills campus in Bandar Seri Alam delivers the UK Cambridge curriculum from the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) through to Cambridge International A-Levels. Situated on a 20-acre campus, the school features a 400-meter running track, an indoor sports hall, a Fablab (maker space), and a swimming pool. The curriculum integrates the proven Singapore Mathematics method from Year 1 to Year 6, which uses a concrete-pictorial-abstract progression to build strong problem-solving skills. Students also benefit from a Bilingual and Bicultural Programme that pairs Chinese and Western cultural traditions alongside English and Mandarin language instruction. Beyond core academics, students participate in the Student Council Expedition, a leadership initiative focused on practical problem-solving and community engagement. By combining established Cambridge assessments with distinct instructional approaches like Singapore Mathematics, the Spring Hills campus provides a structured educational pathway leading to international qualifications.
No. 8, Jalan Purnama, Bandar Seri Alam, 81750 Masai, Johor Darul Ta'zim
The Essentials
Invictus International School - Spring Hills Campus has 3,000 pupils, typical class sizes of 25, instruction in English.
Location
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Stages
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Pupil Nationality Mix
Invictus International School Malaysia Welcome to Invictus International School, Malaysia. Invictus International Schools is a K-12 institution offering curricula designed to nurture the growth of every student. Our schools offer the UK Cambridge Early Years, Primary, Lower Secondary, International
Additional learning support
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Country affiliation
Malaysia
School day structure
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Fees
Annual tuition at Invictus International School - Spring Hills Campus ranges from MYR 25,500 to MYR 56,500 for 2026/27.
Campus note
Invictus International School does not operate a campus in Sri Hartamas. The Invictus schools in Malaysia are hosted at the Horizon Hills and Spring Hills campuses; the fees below cover the Invictus Malaysia arrangements (Spring Hills detailed schedule is provided where campus-level figures are published).
Application and enrolment (one‑time) fees
- Application fee: RM 1,000 per application (one‑time, payable on submission). - Enrolment fee (also described as non‑refundable): RM 4,000 per student (one‑time, payable on acceptance and payable together with the security deposit).
Tuition fees by year group — Invictus International School (Spring Hills) (annual and per‑term amounts)
Annual tuition fees below are published for the Spring Hills campus and are payable in four equal termly instalments (per‑term = annual ÷ 4). Per‑term figures shown are rounded to the nearest ringgit.
- Year 8 - Annual tuition: RM 49,500 - Per term: RM 12,375 - Technology fee: RM 495.
- Year 9 - Annual tuition: RM 51,500 - Per term: RM 12,875 - Technology fee: RM 515.
- Year 10 (IGCSE) - Annual tuition: RM 53,500 - Per term: RM 13,375 - Technology fee: RM 525.
- Year 11 (IGCSE) - Annual tuition: RM 53,500 - Per term: RM 13,375 - Technology fee: RM 525.
- Year 12 (A Level) - Annual tuition: RM 56,500 - Per term: RM 14,125 - Miscellaneous fee shown: RM 1,200; Technology fee: RM 565.
- Year 13 (A Level) - Annual tuition: RM 56,500 - Per term: RM 14,125 - Technology fee: RM 565.
Tuition fees by year group — Horizon Hills (summary figures)
- Horizon Hills published annual tuition ranges begin at approximately RM 22,500 for early years and increase by year group up to about RM 48,500 for upper‑secondary; tuition there is also charged termly and reviewed annually. The Horizon Hills campus follows the same structure of application and enrolment fees and requires a refundable security deposit sized by year group. Sibling discounts are offered (5% for the second child; 10% for the third child and onwards).
Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition is payable in advance on a termly basis; the Spring Hills schedule explicitly states annual tuition is payable in four equal termly instalments. Late‑payment and other finance terms are governed by the school's standard billing policy.
Security deposit, miscellaneous and technology charges
- A refundable security deposit is required and varies by year group (values appear alongside year groups in the campus fee schedule). A typical security deposit shown for lower years is RM 3,500–RM 5,000 and higher levels have larger deposits listed in the campus schedule. Miscellaneous fees (to cover basic learning materials) and a Technology fee are charged annually; the published examples show miscellaneous fees in the range of roughly RM 700–RM 1,200 and technology fees between about RM 255 and RM 565 depending on year group. There is no proration, discount or refund for Technology Fee & Miscellaneous Fee as published.
Other charges and optional costs
- Meal plan (EYFS / Early Years): RM 1,800 per annum (EYFS only, where stated). Extra‑curricular activities (optional) can incur additional charges (schedules show optional ECA charges up to the range published for the campus). Cambridge external examination charges apply for relevant years (Year 11–13) and are charged per subject (examples show a range per subject). Transport (school bus) is charged separately and varies by route and distance. Uniforms, textbooks, school trips and some ECAs are charged separately and are not included in the annual tuition figure.
Boarding
- Boarding is not offered at the Spring Hills campus (day school operation). (Invictus Malaysia campuses are described as day campuses; boarding is not listed as a standard offering for Spring Hills.)
Refunds and withdrawal
- The security deposit is refundable on condition that one full term's written notice of withdrawal is provided while the student is still enrolled; failure to give the required notice may result in forfeiture of the security deposit. Technology and Miscellaneous fees are generally non‑refundable and there is no proration for those fees. Refunds for tuition and other charges follow the school's published withdrawal and refund rules.
Fee payment options
- The campus fee schedules and admissions materials state fees are charged termly and in advance; the school's public fee schedules do not list specific accepted payment channels (credit card, bank transfer, etc.) in the published fee schedule documents. Parents should plan on arranging payment in advance in accordance with the school invoice; typical international school practice includes bank transfer and card payments, but the school's finance office will confirm the exact methods and any card surcharges.
Sibling discount
- A published sibling discount applies: 5% off tuition for the second child and 10% off tuition for the third child and onwards (applies to Invictus campuses).
Academics
Invictus International School - Spring Hills Campus teaches Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge A Levels, EYFS (Early years foundation stage) for students aged 4 to 18.
Curriculum
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Student Teacher Ratio
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Exam Results
These remarkable achievements reflect our students' dedication, focus and genuine love for learning.
Higher Education Progression
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Gifted and Talented
It was a joy to watch our talented students take the stage, singing their hearts out and working together to win for their houses.
Wellbeing
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
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Special Educational Needs (SEN)
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English as an Additional Language (EAL)
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Mental Wellbeing
Our Year 11–13 students also attended a stress management workshop titled ‘Are You a Good Stress Handler. ', conducted by Ms Anasakina, a psychology lecturer from the University of Reading Malaysia. The workshop explored common challenges students face in school that may lead to stress and introduced healthy coping strategies through fun and interactive activities that encouraged students to refle
Safeguarding
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Admissions
Scholarships
Invictus Scholarship: Scholarships are awarded to exceptional students on the basis of outstanding academic performance and/or exceptional talent in music, sports, the arts or high potential to achieve exemplary grades in Cambridge programmes (IGCSE/A-level). Successful applicants are invited for an interview with the campus principal and the scholarship committee. Invictus scholarships are open to students entering Year 10 and Year 12 in the 2025-2026 Academic Year. Applications will be considered for existing Invictus students in Year 9 or Year 11 and for new students offered Year 10 or Year 12 in the 2025-2026 Academic Year who meet the scholarship criteria.
FAQs
Is there an Invictus Sri Hartamas campus, or are classes held elsewhere?
There isn't an Invictus campus in Sri Hartamas. Invictus Malaysia operates on the Horizon Hills and Spring Hills campuses, with Cambridge International programmes across Early Years to Key Stage 5. The Singapore Mathematics Approach is used for Mathematics, and foreign languages are offered if there is sufficient demand.
What curricula does Invictus International School use for students in Malaysia?
The school offers Cambridge Primary, Lower Secondary, IGCSE and A-Levels. The programme is organized into Key Stages from Early Years to Key Stage 5, and Cambridge International Education accreditation ensures the delivery of Cambridge programmes. A Duke of Edinburgh's International Award is also available for student leadership.
When was the Invictus network established in Malaysia and how large is it?
Invictus International School in Malaysia started in 2015 and has grown to over 3,000 students supported by about 700 staff across campuses.
What are the main application and enrolment fees?
The application fee is RM 1,000 per application (one-time, payable on submission). The enrolment fee is RM 4,000 per student (one-time, payable on acceptance together with the security deposit). The security deposit varies by year group and is charged as part of the acceptance process.
What are the typical tuition costs for Spring Hills by year group?
Annual tuition at Spring Hills ranges from RM 25,500 for FS1 to RM 56,500 for Year 12–13. Tuition is paid in four equal termly installments. In addition to tuition, there are charges for security deposits, miscellaneous fees, and technology fees that vary by year.
Are there any scholarships or financial aid options available?
Invictus offers the Invictus Scholarship for exceptional students based on academics or talent in music, sports, or the arts, with potential to achieve Cambridge results. Scholarships are available for Year 10 and Year 12 in the 2025–2026 Academic Year, and include an interview with the campus principal and scholarship committee.
Is boarding available at the Spring Hills campus?
Boarding is not offered at the Spring Hills campus; Invictus Malaysia operates as a day school.
How does the school structure tuition payments and what about other fees?
Tuition is payable in advance on a termly basis (four equal installments). Other charges include the security deposit, miscellaneous fees, technology fees, meals for EYFS, uniforms, textbooks, trips, and optional ECAs, which are typically not prorated.
How does access to Cambridge AS & A-Levels work at Invictus?
Cambridge AS & A-Levels are offered for Years 12–13. Entry is based on attainment of IGCSE Year 11 or an equivalent qualification, with English language proficiency required.
Which languages are taught at Invictus, and how are language classes determined?
English is the main language of instruction. Modern Foreign Languages offered include Chinese, French and Bahasa, with language classes provided when there is sufficient student demand.
What kinds of extracurricular activities are available beyond the classroom?
ECAs include activities such as golf, swimming and archery, offered through collaborations with internal and external partners. The school emphasizes experiential learning through field trips and real-world experiences, as well as engagement with local and international organizations.
Is there a leadership program or award beyond academics?
Yes. The Duke of Edinburgh's International Award is available through Invictus to support student leadership development and experiential learning.
What wellbeing and support services are available for students?
Every student has a homeroom teacher or tutor who monitors academic progress and wellbeing. The school provides a School Nurse, a Counsellor, and senior staff for wellbeing, with counselling and wellbeing services available by appointment or drop-in sessions.
What support is available for students learning English?
The school runs an English as an Additional Language (EAL) programme with dedicated small-group lessons. As students' English improves, they transition into the mainstream curriculum.
How does Invictus handle safeguarding and student welfare?
Safeguarding and promoting welfare is a core policy. All staff and contractors are trained to recognise risks and take action, and the school runs curriculum-based safeguarding and personal, social and health education to help students stay safe.
Does Invictus use a house system and what are the houses?
Yes. The school has a four-house system: Jupiter, Mars, Neptune, and Ceres. Students and staff are placed in houses and compete in activities to earn house points.
What can you tell me about the uniform and how to obtain it?
Uniform is compulsory for all Invictus students and can be purchased from the official supplier, Tekbookmart.
Who governs Invictus International School and what is its corporate background?
Invictus International School is a proprietary brand of Sing-Ed, the education arm of Acrophyte Pte Ltd (formerly Chip Eng Seng Corporation Ltd.), headquartered in Singapore.
What facilities or campus amenities are available for students?
Lunch is available in the school cafeteria and is payable via the Vircle cashless system. Cambridge examination charges apply for years 11–13, charged per subject, and there are additional charges for meals, uniforms, trips and ECAs as applicable.
What kind of community and family involvement exists at Invictus?
The school runs Parent-Teacher Conferences for Years 11–13, and assemblies and school events involve families. CARE values—Commitment, Aspiration, Resilience and Empathy—shape the school culture and leadership opportunities, with cultural celebrations and community partnerships encouraged.
