Asia Pacific International School (APIS)

• Air-conditioned classrooms
• Library
• Swimming pool
• Sports field
• Canteen/Cafeteria
• Playground
• Basketball court
• Badminton court
• IT resource centre
• Science laboratory
• Art room
• Music room
• Cookery room
• Woodwork lab
• Speech & Drama room

A major feature of APIS is its Skills for Life programme, which focuses on the skills students need for learning, relationships, careers and future workplaces.

The programme is built around five key areas:

Cognitive – critical thinking, curiosity, creativity and problem-solving

Global – inclusivity, cultural understanding and taking action

Self-Leadership – learning how to learn, goal-setting and self-management

Interpersonal – communication, collaboration and relationship-building

Digital – digital literacy, responsible technology use and innovation.

The framework is part of the International Schools Partnership's Life Competencies Framework , developed in collaboration with Cambridge University and Cam Tree.

Students have access to a wide range of clubs, societies, sports and leadership opportunities . These activities are designed to allow students to explore their interests while developing confidence, teamwork and new skills.

Leadership opportunities are also part of the school's broader Skills for Life approach, giving students opportunities to take responsibility and become more confident in shaping their own future.

As part of International Schools Partnership (ISP) , APIS students participate in international programmes designed to broaden their horizons and develop cultural understanding.

The school's international approach combines Malaysian values with international education, academic achievement and character development, preparing students to study and work in an increasingly global environment.

Student wellbeing is central to the APIS educational philosophy. The school believes that children who are well-rounded, happy and fulfilled learn better .

Students learn within a supportive community where friendship, respect and belonging are emphasised. Teachers are encouraged to build strong relationships with students and provide the support and motivation needed throughout their academic journey.

APIS provides English as an Additional Language (EAL) support within its International Primary programme. The school also uses International Schools Partnership's Learning Improvement Process to monitor learning quality and ensure teaching adapts to students' needs.

The international pathway provides students with opportunities to develop multiple language skills. In Primary, students learn English and Malay , with Chinese and French available as additional language options.

Asia Pacific International School is part of the International Schools Partnership (ISP) , an international group of schools. APIS offers the English National Curriculum and Cambridge IGCSE pathway.

Yes. APSS/APS explicitly states that the school can assist with international student and guardian visa applications where necessary. The school advises families on the applicable yearly visa charges, and a one-time refundable personal bond per individual also applies, with the amount dependent on Malaysian Immigration requirements.