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Mon, 13 July 2026

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Brighton International School Kuala Lumpur

British-curriculum school in Kuala Lumpur, founded 2018, running Cambridge IGCSEs and A Levels for around 350 pupils aged 4–18.

Brighton International School Kuala Lumpur campus
Brighton International School Kuala Lumpur, Kuala Lumpur. Photograph · School

Curriculum
A-Levels
Fees, annual
MYR 11k–23k
Ages
4 to 18
Pupils
~350
Founded
2018

Brighton International School opened in Kuala Lumpur in 2018 and teaches around 350 pupils aged 4–18 along a British pathway, with Cambridge IGCSE and A Level in the upper years and accreditation from the Council of International Schools. Annual fees run from MYR 11,100 to 23,400, and price is the theme parents return to most: reviews repeatedly call the fees low for Kuala Lumpur relative to other British-curriculum schools, without an obvious drop in quality.

The wider parent feedback is consistently positive. Reviews describe attentive teachers, small classes and staff who know the children well, and parents praise the small-school feel alongside the Cambridge programme. The admissions team draws particular warmth, described as fast and hands-on, with individual administrators singled out by name for steering newly arrived families through visa and registration paperwork.


Annual fees

Year level Age Fee
Pre School 1 3 MYR 11,100
Pre School 2 3 MYR 11,100
Grade 1 6 MYR 17,400
Grade 2 7 MYR 17,400
Grade 3 8 MYR 17,400
Grade 4 9 MYR 19,500
Grade 5 10 MYR 19,500
Grade 6 11 MYR 19,500
Grade 7 12 MYR 21,300
Grade 8 13 MYR 21,300
Grade 9 14 MYR 21,300
Grade 10 15 MYR 23,400
A-Levels 16 MYR 17,600
Grade 11 16 MYR 23,400

One-time fees

Item Age Fee
Application Fee MYR 500
Registration Fee MYR 2,500


  • Online signal on Brighton International School Kuala Lumpur is thin and consistently positive, with no critical reviews surfaced from parents or ex-staff.
  • Parents praise the Cambridge/IGCSE curriculum, small school feel and admissions team, and repeatedly call out the fees as low for KL relative to other British-curriculum schools.
  • Parents single out individual administrators by name as helpful through registration and visa paperwork for families moving from abroad.
  • Parents and teachers have left no substantive discussion of the school across any reviewed sources.

Positives

  • Affordable Cambridge programme. Reviews repeatedly highlight a Cambridge/IGCSE pathway at fees lower than larger KL international schools without an obvious quality drop.
  • Helpful admissions and administration. Parents praise a fast, hands-on admissions team and individual staff for guiding families through visa and registration logistics.
  • Teaching staff. Reviews describe attentive teachers and small classes, with parents saying staff know the children well.

Considerations

  • Coverage gap. No first-hand discussion, Mumsnet or other parent forums; reviews are confined to school-aggregator sites.

Leadership

Prof. Dr. Nor Yasmin Jamaludin

Prof. Dr. Nor Yasmin Jamaludin is a seasoned education leader serving as Deputy Vice Chancellor for Corporate & Endowment at GEOMATIKA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE since 2017, alongside roles as Dean of IQRA Business School and General Manager at IIUM Centre for Continuing Education.

Accreditations

  • Council of International Schools 01

Bangunan Sri Impian,, No 24-31,, Jalan Setiawangsa 8, Taman Setiawangsa,, 54200 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

School website