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Strengths STEM, Languages, Visual and Creative Arts
Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Social and Hobbies
Stages Preschool, Early Years, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School
Introduction
Sanctus International School is a private campus in Klang, Malaysia, serving students aged 3 to 18. It follows a British curriculum through Cambridge Primary and Secondary, Cambridge IGCSE. The Preschool Bridging program for ages 5–6 builds a foundation for Primary education with English, Mathematics, Science, Music & Movement, Arts & Crafts, KUW, Moral & PSHE, Chinese and Malay, ICT, and Co-Curricular Activities. The Primary Years blend Cambridge Primary with the Singapore National Curriculum, while Secondary leads to Cambridge IGCSE examinations, with options in English, Mathematics, sciences, Economics, Accounting, and languages. IGCSE language choices include Chinese and Malay, with opportunities to sit for IGCSE Chinese or Malay or SPM Malay. The Cambridge International Curriculum shapes the school's learner-centered approach. Facilities include 35+ classrooms, Science & ICT Labs, Art & Music Studios, a Culinary Lab, a library, and spaces for dance, recitals, assembly, and drop-off. Co-curricular Fridays and excursions extend learning. Founded in 2021 by Mr. Ng Yee Tong and Mr. Kumareshan; Sanctus means holy.
Annual tuition at Sanctus International School ranges from MYR 11,880 to MYR 21,900 for 2026/27.
Application and Admission Charges - Application fee: RM 488.00 (non-refundable). - Enrolment fee: payment of a non‑refundable enrolment fee is required to confirm a place; the school requires this payment within 14 days of the acceptance letter. (Amount not stated in the published admission form.) - Deposit: a deposit is required to secure a place; the deposit is refundable subject to the school's withdrawal conditions and deductions.
Tuition fees (per term) and annual totals by Key Stage / Year group - Preschool Bridging (age 5–6): RM 3,960 per term — estimated RM 11,880 per academic year (3 terms). - Key Stage 1 (Years 1–3, age approx. 5–8): RM 4,300 per term — estimated RM 12,900 per academic year. - Key Stage 2 (Years 4–6, age approx. 9–12): RM 5,300 per term — estimated RM 15,900 per academic year. - Key Stage 3 (Years 7–9, age approx. 12–15): RM 6,600 per term — estimated RM 19,800 per academic year. - Key Stage 4 (Years 10–11, age approx. 15–17): RM 7,300 per term — estimated RM 21,900 per academic year.
Billing schedule and payment terms - The academic year is structured into three terms; tuition is published and charged on a termly basis. - All tuition fees are non‑refundable and must be paid in full before the commencement of each term. - Lock‑fee policy: the fee rate applying to a family is locked at the point of joining; subsequent published fee revisions do not change the locked fee for existing enrolments. - Late payment: the school may impose a late payment charge (1.5% per month) on outstanding fees and reserves the right to suspend or terminate enrolment for unpaid fees.
Deposit, withdrawal notice and refunds - Deposit treatment: the deposit is refundable but subject to deductions for outstanding fees or charges; the school may forfeit the deposit if contractual withdrawal procedures are not followed. - Withdrawal notice: one full term's prior written notice is required for withdrawal (and payment of the following term's tuition) to preserve refund eligibility for the deposit. Failure to provide required notice may result in forfeiture of the deposit. - Tuition refund: tuition fees are non‑refundable. - Ancillary service refunds (meals, resources, extracurriculars): refunds are considered only if the relevant service has not commenced; refunds are processed in the original currency and method of payment. The refund process includes Finance Office review and processing timeframes. Approved refunds are processed following the school's refund procedure. - Refund timeline: the Finance Office reviews refund requests (14 working days) and approved refunds are processed within a further 14 working days. Refunds are issued to the payer of record only.
Boarding - Boarding is not applicable to Sanctus International School; the school operates as a day school with daily meal plans and campus drop‑off / pick‑up arrangements.
Other costs and ancillary charges - Ancillary charges billed in addition to tuition include meal plans, resource fees and extracurricular activity fees. These are charged separately from tuition and have separate refund rules. - External examination costs: Cambridge IGCSE examination entries and related examination fees for Upper Secondary (Key Stage 4) are additional and are handled as separate charges. - Additional items commonly charged separately (uniforms, textbooks, transport, co‑curricular activity fees, examination administration fees) are billed as applicable and are not included in term tuition. Specific prices for these items are set and billed by the school.
Payment methods and banking details - Accepted payment methods: cash, credit card, bank transfer, or cheque payable to the school. A school bank account is provided for electronic transfers. - Bank details (for electronic transfer): CIMB Islamic; Account name: SANCTUS INTERNATIONAL SDN BHD; Account number: 8604908752; SWIFT: CTBBMYKL (for overseas transfers).
Key administrative and enforcement points - Students are not permitted to attend classes unless all fees and charges are settled. The school reserves the right to terminate enrolment for unpaid fees or for failure to comply with stated payment and withdrawal procedures.
Notes on amounts and calculations - Termly tuition amounts are stated above; annual totals shown are termly amount × 3 terms and are provided for quick annual budgeting. The school's published fees are termly and the school's Admissions/Finance offices provide the official invoice and billing schedule on acceptance.
Academics
Sanctus International School teaches Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE, Singapore Curriculum for students aged 3 to 18.
Curriculum
Sanctus International School follows an internationally recognised British curriculum for ages 3–18, starting with the Early Years Foundation and continuing through Primary, Secondary and Advanced levels. Preschool Bridging (Ages 5–6) builds a foundation for Primary Education in the Cambridge Curriculum with subjects including English, Mathematics, Science, Music & Movement, Arts & Crafts, Knowledge & Understanding Around the World (KUW), Moral & PSHE, Chinese Language, Malay Language, Information & Communication Technology, and Co-Curricular Activities. Primary Curriculum for Key Stage 1 & 2 (Years 1–6) uses a combination of the National Curriculum for Singapore (NCS) and the Cambridge International Examinations (CIE) Primary Curriculum. Secondary Curriculum includes Key Stage 3 (Years 7–9) to prepare for Cambridge Secondary 1 and progression to Cambridge IGCSE (Key Stage 4, Years 10–11) with a range of core and elective subjects. IGCSE subjects include English, Mathematics, Add Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Economics, Accounting, Malay Language, and Chinese Language. Students have the option to sit for HSK Chinese Language or IGCSE Chinese Language, and to sit for IGCSE Malay Language or SPM Malay Language. Cambridge IGCSE examinations are the culminating assessments.
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Admissions
Admissions
Malaysian Students – Admission Process 1. Schedule a campus visit to Sanctus International School. The Malaysian admission process is straightforward and designed to ensure the right academic placement for each child. This campus visit initiates the sequence of steps involved in enrolment. 2. Attend a consultation with our academic counsellors. The consultation supports placement decisions and clarifies programme options for the student. 3. Attend an optional trial class and complete an initial student assessment. The trial class provides exposure to the school environment, and the initial assessment contributes to understanding the student's placement needs. 4. Confirmation of placement and enrolment details. After these steps, placement is confirmed and enrolment details are provided.
Required Documentation: • Student passport (valid for the required duration) • Recent passport-sized photographs • Previous school reports and academic records • Birth certificate • Parent/guardian identification documents Additional documents may be required during the visa process.
Non-Malaysian Students – Admission & Student Visa Process 1. Schedule a campus visit to Sanctus International School. The admissions team guides families through each stage of the process, including visa considerations. 2. Attend a consultation with our academic counsellors. The counsellors review documentation needs and programme fit. 3. Submission of required documentation for enrolment and visa processing. Required documentation includes: student passport (valid for the required duration), recent passport-sized photographs, previous school reports and academic records, birth certificate, and parent/guardian identification documents. Additional documents may be required during the visa process. 4. Student visa application and approval. The visa process is conducted with guidance from the admissions team. 5. Confirmation of placement and enrolment. Placement is confirmed and enrolment complete.
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FAQs
Where is Sanctus International School located and what ages does it serve?
Sanctus International School is located in Klang, Selangor, Malaysia at 88, Persiaran Raja Muda Musa/KS01, Teluk Gadung Kecil, 41100 Klang. It serves students aged 3 to 18, from Early Years through to Cambridge IGCSE and Upper Secondary.
What curriculum does Sanctus International School follow across the age range?
The school follows an internationally recognised British curriculum. Preschool Bridging uses Cambridge foundations, Primary blends the Singapore National Curriculum with Cambridge Primary, and Secondary progresses through Cambridge Secondary 1 to IGCSE, with language options such as English, Malay and Chinese.
Is Sanctus a day school or boarding school, and who leads it?
Sanctus operates as a day school with daily meals and campus drop-off/pick-up arrangements. The Head of School is Ms Ding Sooi Chong.
What are the admission steps for Malaysian families?
Malaysian admissions start with a campus visit and a consultation with academic counsellors, followed by an optional trial class and an initial student assessment. Placement is confirmed and enrolment details are provided after these steps.
What are the key fees and how are they billed?
There is a RM 488 application fee, and a non-refundable enrolment fee due within 14 days of acceptance. Tuition is billed termly (three terms per year) and is non-refundable; deposits are refundable with deductions. Term rates by level are Preschool Bridging RM 3,960; KS1 RM 4,300; KS2 RM 5,300; KS3 RM 6,600; KS4 RM 7,300.
How does Sanctus assist international families with visas and enrolment?
For non-Malaysian students, the admissions team guides families through visa considerations. You will submit documents such as the student passport, photos, previous reports, birth certificate, and IDs, then proceed with the student visa processing.
What is the academic progression in the Sanctus Cambridge pathway?
The Cambridge pathway proceeds from Cambridge Primary (Years 1–6) through Cambridge Lower Secondary (Years 7–9) to Cambridge Upper Secondary (IGCSE Years 10–11). Cambridge IGCSE examinations are the culminating assessments.
What languages are taught and what options exist for Chinese and Malay?
English, Malay, and Chinese are taught as language subjects. Preschool Bridging includes Chinese and Malay; in the IGCSE pathway you can study Malay or Chinese, with options to sit for HSK Chinese Language or IGCSE Chinese Language, and Malay as IGCSE or SPM.
What examinations do students sit for at the end of Key Stage 4?
Students sit Cambridge IGCSE examinations as the culminating assessments at the end of Key Stage 4.
What facilities support science, ICT, arts, and culinary studies?
The campus includes dedicated Science and ICT Labs, Art and Music Studios, and a Culinary Lab, plus a Library, an assembly hall, a multipurpose hall, and a Dance Studio to support practical learning and performance.
Are there spaces and programs for co-curricular activities and sports?
Yes. The campus provides indoor spaces for activities and co-curricular Fridays, with projects and excursions that extend learning beyond the classroom.
What are Fridays like for co-curricular activities and field trips?
Co-curricular Fridays provide regular opportunities to explore new activities, complete projects, and go on excursions. These experiences extend learning beyond the classroom and help students apply knowledge in real-world contexts.
What leadership and guidance resources are available for students?
Academic counsellors assist students with study pathways and careers. They support leadership development through guided projects and teamwork.
How does Sanctus prioritize wellbeing and safety?
Wellbeing is central with a holistic, inquiry-based approach and nutrition-focused meal plans. Safety features include CCTV, secure lockers, safe outdoor spaces, clearly marked exits, and policies on behaviour and emergency preparedness.
Is Sanctus a day school, and what about meals and transport?
Yes, Sanctus is a day school with daily meal plans. There are campus drop-off and pick-up arrangements to support families.
Who governs Sanctus International School?
The school is governed by Sanctus International Sdn Bhd, the corporate entity behind the school, with governance provided by a Board of Governors and a Board of Directors.
What community events and opportunities does Sanctus offer?
The school hosts events such as Interschool Spelling Bee, Sanctus TalentFest, Sanctus International Entrepreneur's Day, and celebrates national occasions like Merdeka Day; student leadership and kindness initiatives are also promoted.
What language offerings exist beyond English and how are they integrated?
In addition to English, Malay and Chinese are offered as language subjects across Cambridge Primary through IGCSE; there are no listed immersion programs, but students can pursue HSK or IGCSE Chinese and IGCSE or SPM Malay.
When did Sanctus International School open and what can you expect from the campus?
Sanctus opened in 2022 in Klang, Malaysia. The renovated campus includes more than 35 spacious classrooms, science labs, a cafeteria, sick bay, computer labs, an art room, a music studio, and sports facilities to support a hands-on learning environment.
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