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Labuan International School is situated at Lot 11334, Kampung Tanjung Aru, Jalan Tanjung Aru, 87008 FT Labuan, Malaysia. Labuan is a federal territory located off the coast of Sabah in East Malaysia, known for its duty-free status and offshore financial center.
LIS offers education from Reception (age 4) through Secondary levels (up to age 16). The school is structured into Reception, Primary, and Secondary sections, providing both the Malaysian National Curriculum and the British International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) curriculum.
Labuan International School is a co-educational institution, welcoming both male and female students. It offers both day schooling and boarding facilities, accommodating students who require residential options.
Specific information regarding support for students with Additional Learning Needs or Special Educational Needs (SEN) is not detailed on the school's official website.
While located in Malaysia, Labuan International School offers both the Malaysian National Curriculum and the British IGCSE curriculum, catering to a diverse student body without exclusive affiliation to a particular country.
Labuan International School is a secular institution with no specific religious affiliation.
For Primary and Secondary students, the school day runs from 7:45 AM to 3:45 PM, Monday through Thursday, with co-curricular activities scheduled on Wednesday afternoons from 3:45 PM to 5:00 PM. On Fridays, the school day concludes at 11:45 AM. Reception level students attend from 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM, Monday through Wednesday; on Fridays classes end early.
Information regarding a school bus or transportation service is not specified on the school's official website.
One-Time Fees:
Entrance Examination Fee: MYR 50
Registration Fee: MYR 300
Security Deposit: MYR 1,160 (refundable upon withdrawal with one month's written notice, provided all dues are cleared and school property returned)
Tuition Fees:
Reception: MYR 500 per month
Grade 1–6: MYR 1,150 per month
Grade 7-9 : MYR 1,350 per month
Grade 10–11 : MYR 1,600 per month
Billing Schedule and Payment Terms:
Tuition fees are billed monthly.
Payments are to be made to PRISTINE ERA SDN BHD.
Boarding Fees:
Specific boarding fees are not publicly listed.
Refund Information:
Tuition and building maintenance fees are non-refundable.
The security deposit is refundable with at least one month's written notice prior to withdrawal.
Payment Methods:
Payments are to be made via bank transfer to PRISTINE ERA SDN BHD. Specific bank details and payment instructions should be obtained directly from the school.
Labuan International School (LIS), established in 1996, is located on the island of Labuan, a federal territory off the coast of Sabah, Malaysia. The school offers both the Malaysian National Curriculum and the British IGCSE pathway, catering to students aged 4 to 16. English is the main language of instruction, with additional classes in Bahasa Melayu and Mandarin. LIS is co-educational and offers boarding facilities. Class sizes are capped at approximately 23–25 students, supporting close student-teacher interaction. The campus features a swimming pool, tennis courts, science labs, and a multipurpose hall. A distinctive feature of LIS is its use of Challenge-Based Learning (CBL), where students engage with real-world problems, such as environmental challenges, to develop solutions—an approach highlighted by its participation in robotics competitions. With a mix of academic and practical learning, LIS appeals to families seeking both local and international education options in East Malaysia.
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