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Malaysia, Malacca
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Book an Open Day
PISM occasionally holds open days and information sessions, allowing parents to tour the school, meet teachers, and better understand the curriculum and culture.
Complete the Application Form
Parents must complete the official application form, attach relevant documents (e.g. birth certificate, academic records, passport/IC copy, vaccination record, and any diagnostic reports), and pay a non-refundable application fee of MYR 600.
Placement Assessment
Students are required to undergo an age-appropriate placement assessment:
Reception to KG: Individual interview with teachers
Years 2–6: Online assessments in English and mathematics
Years 7–10: Written tests in English, mathematics, and science
The outcome is used to determine both academic fit and class placement.
Offer and Enrolment
Successful applicants will receive a Letter of Offer. To confirm the place, parents must pay a non-refundable enrolment fee (MYR 2,500) and the refundable deposit (equivalent to one term’s tuition).
The school does not operate a formal waitlist or pool. Admission is based on placement assessment results and availability within the intended year group.
The school’s official website does not mention any scholarships or financial aid programmes.
Planetarium International School Melaka (PISM) is a co-educational Cambridge International School located in Taman Pandan Indah, Melaka, Malaysia. It offers education for students aged 3 to 18, spanning Early Years through A-Level. A key feature of the school is its integration of practical learning through regular field trips, gardening projects, and creative workshops like barista training and factory tours. These activities support learning beyond the classroom and help develop social and life skills. PISM operates a three-term academic calendar, with small class sizes and an emphasis on structured placement assessments to match students with the right learning level.
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