Sri Emas International School

Established in 2012, the school aims to empower students to thrive in a future-focused world by integrating real-world experiences into its programmes. It seeks to challenge convention while upholding traditional values, focusing on building soft skills, character, and academic excellence to prepare students for the digital age and beyond.

The school provides a primary curriculum for ages 6–12 using the International Primary Curriculum (IPC) and a secondary curriculum for ages 13–17. Core subjects include English, Mathematics, Science, Bahasa Melayu, Chinese, Mortensen Mathematics, and Islamic Studies, alongside global studies, history, and geography. A mandatory Intensive Mathematics workshop is required for Key Stage 3 students transferring from other schools to bridge the gap to the IGCSE curriculum. Additionally, the school offers a specialized, fully accredited Esports Education programme.

The school does not have teachers or staff specifically trained to facilitate the learning and growth of students with learning disorders, illnesses, or special conditions requiring special care. Consequently, the school reserves the right to terminate enrolment if a student is found to have such conditions, as the academic demands may not be conducive to their needs.

The school accepts applications for January and August intakes. The admissions process requires the submission of an application form, registration fee, and security deposit, with additional requirements for non-Malaysian students, such as a valid visa and student pass. The school reserves the right to assess applicants based on age, academic ability, and behavioral history, and it does not admit students who have been expelled from previous institutions.

The school operates on a Monday to Friday schedule from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. Academic intakes occur in January and August.

The school is located in Petaling Jaya, Selangor, at Lot 1214, Seksyen 40, Batu 10, Lebuhraya Persekutuan. The campus provides facilities to support its academic and extracurricular programmes, including spaces for sports, arts, and technology-integrated learning.

The school offers a wide range of activities designed to build essential life skills, including sports such as dodgeball, basketball, futsal, volleyball, martial arts, cheerleading, badminton, table tennis, netball, and golf. The arts programme encompasses art and design, dance, music, and drama. Additionally, students participate in information communication technology, social intelligence, and physical education.