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- Is Invictus International School accredited?
We are authorized by Cambridge International, certified by the Malaysia Qualification Agency (MQA), and licensed by the Ministry of Education, Malaysia (MOE).
- How does the Invictus International School year run?
Our school year runs from August to July and is broken into 4 terms
- What Curriculum does Invictus International School offer?
Invictus International School is a fully licensed Cambridge School delivering all of the Cambridge programmes leading to IGCSE and the pre University A levels
- What languages are offered at Invictus International School?
The school currently offers English as the main language of instruction and Chinese, French and Bahasa as MFL selected languages’
- Can students commence school at any time in the school year?
We accept students at various intervals of the school year, provided all admission requirements are provided and accepted.
- Does the school provide school transport?
Yes, we engage an independent, local school bus operator to provide door-to-door bus transportation for our students. More details can be had from the schools admissions office
- Can my child buy lunch and snacks at school?
The school caters for all students on site with daily freshly cooked food on a two-week menu which parents can order online through the schools online payment cafeteria system.
- How does the school determine the age group for my child? What is the admission process?
We follow the UK age appropriate requirements processes. All students applying for entry must complete an admission assessment CAT 4 online assessment, a face-to-face interview and the provision of all legal information as required in the admission process
- What English as an Additional Language (EAL) programs are offered?
Early Years students are not engaged in formal EAL classes, but are immersed in a language rich environment in which they are exposed to and absorb language naturally. In years 1-6, we have English as an Additional Language (EAL) classes for those students who are still learning English. Depending on the level of support needed, it may be in the EAL teacher's classroom and/or in the homeroom. In Grades 6-11, we have English as an Additional Language (EAL) classes for those students who are still learning English.