Oasis International School - Kuala Lumpur

The school’s educational approach is centered on the core values of character, leadership, and innovation. It promotes an intercultural, values-based, and excellent learning environment where students are encouraged to pursue cultural understanding, empathy, and collaboration. The school emphasizes a holistic, student-centered model that prepares learners to navigate an interconnected world.

The school follows the U.S. education model, with curricula aligned to Common Core State Standards (English and Math), Next Generation Science Standards (Science), AERO (Social Studies), SHAPE (Physical Education), ACTFL (World Languages), and National Core Arts Standards. The academic structure is divided into Elementary (K-5), Middle School (6-8), and High School (9-12). High school students follow a four-year program specifically designed for university preparation.

The school’s K4-12 educational program is designed to prepare students for university entrance in the United States and other English-speaking nations. Graduates are encouraged to embody the core values of character, leadership, and innovation. The school is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC).

The school provides comprehensive student support services, including counseling and guidance, as well as English Language Learning (ELL) programs. It also offers the Arrowsmith Program, which applies neuroscientific research to strengthen cognitive capacities and address learning difficulties. Additional academic and social-emotional support programs are available for students who require them.

Oasis International School offers rolling enrollment and accepts applications throughout the year. The admissions process includes campus tours, which can be scheduled by appointment, and the school provides student and parent ambassadors to assist prospective families. The school also offers a Hibiscus Scholarship and provides assistance with student and guardian visa applications.

The school operates on an academic calendar that includes a 2025-2026 schedule. The school day runs from 7:45 AM to 4:30 PM.

The 12-acre campus features flexible learning spaces, including a Launch Pad maker space equipped with 3D printers, green screens, and iMacs, as well as a dedicated Learning Lab for literacy. Sports facilities include a gymnasium, a dance studio, a large sports field, and an affiliated K-12 CrossFit gym called Eagles Landing. The Performing Arts Center houses a 300-seat auditorium and gallery space, while the cafeteria, operated by Cezars Kitchen, provides halal, nut-free, and preservative-free meals.

The school offers a variety of after-school activities to help students explore their interests. Notable co-curricular experiences include Eagle Week, student-led HOSA (Future Health Professionals) chapters, and performing arts opportunities such as drama productions. The school also maintains a service-learning program designed to foster global leadership through experiential learning.