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Mon, 13 July 2026

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Valley International School Kuala Lumpur

Operating from Brickfields, Valley International School serves students across British and Indian curriculum pathways with particular emphasis on IGCSE qualifications. The school positions itself around experiential learning approaches, incorporating outdoor education activities including school gardens and nature based learning experiences.

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

Curriculum
A-Levels / Indian
Fees, annual
MYR 15k–30k
Ages
3 to 16
Pupils
Est. Contact school
Founded
2019

Valley International School opened in Kuala Lumpur in 2019 and teaches pupils aged 3–16 along parallel British and Indian curriculum pathways, with the Indian stream carrying CBSE accreditation. Head of School Krystle Dawn Thomas, a Mandarin and Physics educator, was selected for the 17th ASEF Classroom Network in 2024. Annual fees run from MYR 15,000 in the foundation years to MYR 30,000 in Years 10 and 11.

Parent feedback is mostly positive, describing a safe, caring environment, approachable teachers and children who enjoy school. The warmest praise centres on the early years and primary section, where parents credit the school with building confidence, offering plenty of activities and following a structured curriculum. One parent dissents sharply, calling management money-oriented and reporting weaker teaching, mistakes in lessons and co-curricular activities that did not match expectations.


Annual fees

Year level Age Fee
Foundation 1 & 2 3 MYR 15,000
Year 1 5 MYR 15,000
Year 2 6 MYR 18,900
Year 3 7 MYR 18,900
Year 4 8 MYR 18,900
Year 5 9 MYR 19,800
Year 6 10 MYR 19,800
Year 7 11 MYR 22,500
Year 8 12 MYR 22,500
Year 9 13 MYR 22,500
Year 10 14 MYR 30,000
Year 11 15 MYR 30,000

One-time fees

Item Age Fee
Security Deposit MYR 5,000


  • Parent feedback is mostly positive about a safe, caring environment, approachable teachers, and children enjoying school.
  • The strongest positive theme is early-years and primary support, with parents describing confidence-building, activities, and a structured curriculum.
  • One parent review is sharply negative about management being money-oriented, weaker teaching, mistakes in lessons, and co-curricular activities not matching expectations.

Positives

  • Care and environment. Parents commonly describe a safe, supportive school where children enjoy learning.
  • Activities and confidence. Several reviews praise participation opportunities and confidence-building.

Considerations

  • Management and consistency. A minority review criticises management priorities, lesson quality, and co-curricular provision.

Leadership

Ms Krystle Dawn Thomas

Ms Krystle Dawn Thomas serves as Head of School at Valley International School in Kuala Lumpur, where she leads the institution's educational initiatives. She is a Mandarin and Physics educator who was selected for the 17th ASEF Classroom Network in 2024, recognizing her contributions to international education collaboration.

Accreditations

  • IN_CBSE 01

55 Jalan Thamby Abdullah,, Brickfields,, Little India 50470 ,, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

School website