Nexus International School, Kuala Lumpur
Key Stats
Annual Fees: US$10K – US$23K
Curriculum: IB · British
Age Range: 3–18
Students: 650
Location: Putrajaya, Kuala Lumpur
Updated February 2026
In Brief
Nexus International School appears to be part of Taylor's Education Group network, offering IB and British curricula in the Putrajaya area rather than central Kuala Lumpur. While parent reviews highlight its focus on active learning processes and quality facilities, limited public visibility and mixed location references suggest it serves a more localized community compared to KL's established tier-one international schools.
Located in Putrajaya as part of Taylor's Education Group's international schools division, Nexus follows both IB and British curriculum pathways for students across K-12 levels. Parent discussions on expat forums mention the school's emphasis on learning processes rather than just academic study, with students engaged in hands-on educational experiences. The campus features spacious grounds with dedicated sport and recreation areas that make a strong first impression on visitors.
Parent feedback reveals Nexus as an option worth considering for families prioritizing the learning process over pure academic achievement. Some expat forum discussions position it alongside other Putrajaya educational options, noting the city's reputation for quality schools. However, the school maintains limited visibility in broader Kuala Lumpur international education discussions compared to established institutions like Alice Smith School, Garden International School, or ISKL that dominate expatriate community conversations.
What parents value
- –Emphasis on active, hands-on learning processes rather than rote academic study
- –Spacious campus grounds with dedicated sports and recreational facilities
- –Part of established Taylor's Education Group network with multiple K-12 institutions
- –Offers both IB and British curriculum pathways
- –Located in Putrajaya, known for quality educational institutions
Points of consideration
- –Limited public visibility compared to KL's tier-one international schools
- –Location in Putrajaya may require longer commutes for families living in central Kuala Lumpur
- –Minimal detailed parent reviews available through standard international education channels
- –Less established presence in expatriate community discussions about school choice
Annual Fees
| Year Group | Age | USDTotal Annual Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Nursery | 3 | 11,583 |
| Reception | 5 | 12,315 |
| Year 1 | 5 | 14,957 |
| Year 2 | 6 | 14,957 |
| Year 3 | 7 | 17,175 |
| Year 4 | 8 | 17,175 |
| Year 5 | 9 | 18,473 |
| Year 6 | 10 | 18,473 |
| Year 7 | 11 | 20,865 |
| Year 8 | 12 | 21,160 |
| Year 9 | 13 | 21,160 |
| Year 10 | 14 | 24,254 |
| Year 11 | 15 | 24,254 |
| Year 12 | 16 | 26,283 |
| Year 13 | 17 | 26,283 |
Fees converted from MYR. For the most up to date and accurate figures please double check with the school.
Additional Fees
| Fee | Amount |
|---|---|
| Application Fee | 347 |
| Sundry Deposit (Boarding) | 252 |
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Academic Results
IB Diploma (2025): - Average Score: 33 points (Global average: 30.5) - Pass Rate: Not explicitly stated as % (but implies success above global averages) - Scores above 40: 8 learners - Scores above 43: 5 learners - Perfect Score (45): 5 learners named (Khoo Qi Xuan, Ahmad Matin Moors, Caryn Chan, Ju Eun Bae, Gerard Ong) - University Destinations: 100% of offers from Top 100 Ranked Global Universities. IGCSE (2025/2024): - Pass Rate: 100% - Grade Distribution: 64% A -B - Notable Awards (2025): Top in Malaysia & South East Asia (SEA) in Chemistry, Biology & Physics (Oxford AQA); Top in Malaysia in Global Perspectives (Cambridge) and Geography (Pearson). - Notable Awards (2024): Top in the World for Mathematics (Cambridge) & Combined Science (OxfordAQA); Highest Mark in Malaysia for Economics (Pearson), French & English (Pearson).
Extra Curriculars
Sports: Gymnastics, Swimming, Tennis, Taekwondo, Football, Yoga, Archery, Secondary Fitness Training (Gym), Touch Rugby, Kickboxing, Pathfinder Survival, Fencing (Épée), Badminton, Table Tennis, Bouldering, Netball, Basketball, Volleyball, Athletics, Pickleball, Running Club, Cricket, Drone Soccer, Cycling. Creative & Academic: Chess, Arts & Crafts, STEM Club, Robotics & Coding (Lego EV3 Mindstorm), Knitting & Sewing, Learner Bulletin, Yearbook Club, Astronomy & Space Club, Debate Club, Beatboxing, Cooking & Baking Classes, World Scholar’s Cup, Reading Clubs, Board & Strategy Games, War Hammer, Digital Art, Chinese Calligraphy, Dance, Islamic Studies. Service: Medics Society, Red Cross Society, Ecoclub, Gardening, Model United Nations, Enterprise Club, First Aid, CPR & AED.
Campus: 10-acre green campus. Theatre: 500-seat theatre with professional lighting/sound and two changing rooms. Arts: Two large art classrooms and one dedicated IBDP space; Drama & Dance rooms (black box studio with AV/lighting); Film room with cameras and lightboxes.
Inspections & Accreditations
Inspection
- Ministry of Education 5-Star Award for Private Education Institutions
Accreditations
- CIS since 2010, re-accredited 2022
- Apple Distinguished School since 2015
- IPC accredited
- CIE since 2009
- Pearson Edexcel
Memberships
- FOBISIA since 2019
- College Board
- Australian Boarding Schools Association ASBA
- Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award
- Not publicly listed.
Student Body
Total Enrolment: Approximately 650 students (National College) to 760 students (Teacher Horizons). Nationalities: 34 to 37 nationalities represented (50% Malaysian, 50% expatriate). Student-Teacher Ratio: 1:7.
Leadership
Morag McCrorie - Principal
Morag McCrorie is an experienced international educator and languages specialist with a degree from the University of Cambridge and full professional proficiency in German and French.
