Seri Jubli International School

Seri Jubli follows a holistic educational approach focused on the '3H’s': the Head (academic development), the Heart (emotional wellbeing and character growth), and the Hands (skill-building and psychomotor development). The school emphasizes values such as vigour, integrity, respect, thankfulness, understanding, and excellence. It aims to awaken each child’s unique potential and nurture purpose rather than competing for rankings.

The school offers a fully English-medium Cambridge curriculum that leads to the IGCSE qualification. The academic programme is structured across Early Years, Primary, and Secondary stages. Core subjects include Mathematics, Science, and English, with additional emphasis on ICT—specifically programming, coding, and app development—as well as Physical Education, Art, and Cooking.

The school aims to develop well-rounded individuals who possess informed curiosity, resilience, and a strong moral compass. Students are prepared for success in life and further education through the Cambridge curriculum, which culminates in the IGCSE qualification. The school seeks to produce graduates ready to contribute to society and nation-building with wisdom and hope.

The school maintains small class sizes to facilitate a holistic approach to learning. It provides support for multilingual development by offering Bahasa Malaysia and Mandarin alongside the English-medium curriculum. Emotional wellbeing and character growth are supported through Moral Studies and a dedicated Personal and Social Development programme.

The admissions process begins with an enquiry and a scheduled placement test, for which a fee of RM120 is required. Upon successful assessment and subject to place availability, the school issues a Letter of Offer. Enrollment is confirmed following the submission of an application form and payment of a one-off, non-refundable registration fee of RM1,000 and a one-off, refundable security deposit of RM5,000.

The school operates on a semester-based system, with tuition fees invoiced either twice a year or via a monthly credit card installment plan. Written notice of student withdrawal must be provided six months in advance, specifically by the first day of the first semester if leaving at the second semester, or by the first day of the second semester if leaving at the end of the academic year.

The purpose-built, air-conditioned campus features a multipurpose hall with four badminton courts, a football field, a basketball court, and a multipurpose court. Academic and creative facilities include science laboratories, an ICT lab, a library, an art room, a music room, and a 'flavourful lab'. The grounds also include a courtyard and a canteen.

The school offers a range of co-curricular activities designed to build skills and resilience, including debate, drama, sports clubs, and an entrepreneur club. Students also participate in annual school camps, community projects, and outreach programs that emphasize generosity and gratitude. Additionally, all students take part in the Leaderonomics and Character First Education (CFE) programmes.