What are the schools in Kuala Lumpur like?

"I would suggest that if parents want their children to go to an international school, they should send them to a large, well-established school with an excellent reputation. I would avoid local schools with international departments until they were well-established, with a proven track record. Alternatively, I would suggest considering homeschooling which enables parents to closely monitor their child's learning and builds trust and communication within the family," remarked one parent with kids at Sri Murni in Kuala Lumpur.

"Please come and see the school during school hours to truly appreciate how wonderful MKIS is. You will see a great group of teachers who are always there if you need to discuss anything. The Administration is very willing to work with you at anytime. And the students are simply a great bunch from all over the world!!!," explained one expat living in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.