NEXUS International School International school tour in MalaysiaNo.5

Nexus International School Malaysia building exterior with logo and security guard at entrance

Having visited NEXUS INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, I found it remarkable how it feels like a school nestled within a forest. With abundant nature surrounding it, being there almost feels like indulging in a forest bath, with the air and scent truly immersing you in a natural environment. It’s quite different from other schools.

Nexus offers plenty of outdoor activities because of the abundant natural environment,creating an environment where nature is not just a backdrop but an integral part of the educational journey.

Nexus International school believes that by connecting with nature, exploring new horizons, and pushing boundaries through our outdoor education programme, Nexus learners develop the skills and confidence to thrive in a world that demands flexible thinking and fresh perspectives.

Nexus consistently pushes the boundaries of technology integration, shaping environments that cultivate creativity, collaboration, and critical thinking for our learners.

Lush green park with picnic tables and a sports field, framed by trees in a Malaysian residential area.

Nexus Way school wall display featuring student activities, teachers, and the ‘Learning Focused’ logo.

The learning environment is a testament to innovation and progressiveness, with a culture grounded in trust, compassion, and respect.

This is the Nexus Way.

Nexus is proudly recognised as a top IB School in Malaysia.

School hallway featuring the Nexus Wolves mascot logo and display panels showcasing student athletes like Isaac Tan.

To facilitate the provision of a broad and balanced curriculum, learners at all year levels take part in pre-planned field trips and off-site learning opportunities. These include visits to local museums, art galleries, theatre and musical productions as well as outdoor and environmental field trips.

Nexus residential programme begins in Year 3 with a 2-day, 1-night stay in the school grounds. By Year 6, the learners enjoy a longer stay of 4 days and 3 nights. There are many day visits organised during the school year to enrich the learning within the curriculum.

Colorful sports-themed pennants hang from the ceiling in a hallway, with a wall sign reading ‘Home of the NEXUS WOLVES’ visible.

< Sports hall>

Young boys playing basketball in a bright indoor gymnasium with high ceilings and exposed ductwork.

Spacious indoor basketball court with wooden flooring, high ceilings, and tall windows in a modern sports facility.

< Gym>

Gymnasium entrance with motivational wall text reading Build resilience Learn teamwork and a blue Gymnasium sign.

<Swimming pool>

Children joyfully jumping into a resort swimming pool with starting blocks and modern apartment buildings in the background.

Swimming pool with lane ropes and starting blocks under blue shade sails at Nexus Wolf residential complex.

It’s a large swimming pool, and there are also sunshades provided for sun protection.

<Basketball court and Tennis court>

Blue outdoor basketball court with green fencing, surrounded by lush trees and residential buildings.

Outdoor playground with blue tables and stools, green flooring, and numbered hopscotch markings for children.

The campus is spacious, with plenty of room in each area. Even in these small spaces,

You can play and learn, which makes the school building really nice.

<Playground>

Children’s playground features a large yellow grid game painted on black rubber flooring, alongside a climbing structure and trampoline.

The outdoor playground is also spacious, and it’s designed for studying while moving your body, with letters and grids drawn on it.

The ground is made of a cushioned rubber-like material, minimizing impact in case of falls.

Wooden picnic table on green lawn in a tropical resort courtyard surrounded by palm trees and modern buildings

This place is inside the school. There’s a lot of greenery!

On sunny days, it’s nice to study here or chat with friends. But please be careful of bugs.

Lush tropical palm trees in a serene courtyard garden at a modern Malaysian property.

Big tropical leaves.

Colorful playground with shade sails and play equipment in the open-air courtyard of a modern Malaysian school building.

<Playground>

Colorful playground with slides and swings on soft rubber flooring at a modern Malaysia school or kindergarten.

The playground is located in the courtyard, and there are sunshades, so you can play energetically.

<Library>

Bright children’s library section with colorful flags, bookshelves, and reading chairs in a Malaysian public library.

The library has two floors, and there are plenty of books. The lower floor is for students in lower grades.

Students studying with laptops and books in a bright university library with bookshelves and a projector screen.

The upper floor is for students in higher grades, with study spaces and projectors available. There are also desks where you can play puzzles.

<Chinese language class>

Classroom decorated with red lanterns and a horse banner for Chinese New Year celebrations.

Bright classroom with blue chairs, white tables, and Spanish language bulletin boards in a modern school setting.

Yellow bulletin board displaying ‘Enquiry Time in Primary’ with sections on Edible Garden, Science Investigations, and Passion Projects.

<Water dispenser>

Stainless steel water dispenser with a ‘Do Not Drink’ sign in a building hallway near a library.

Colorful seating area in a campus Humanities building with orange wall and slogan ‘Embracing Diversity. Challenging Minds.’

Nexus Neuron wall mural at a Malaysian school showing learning attributes like critical thinking and collaboration.

<Cafeteria>

Bright university cafeteria with lime green chairs and white tables, featuring food stall signs for pastries and sandwiches.

<Ground field>

Green football pitch with multiple goalposts, surrounded by trees and high-rise residential buildings in the background.

It’s a spacious ground with real grass.

Nexus Forest School interior featuring a large tree display with ‘Reconnect with the Natural World’ slogan and a seating area.

Nexus Forest School, just like its name says, is a school in the forest. Being surrounded by lots of nature, visiting the school was healing.

<Boarding><Living room> The student dormitory is located next to the school building, so you can easily go to school. It’s very convenient.

Modern student lounge with grey sofas, pool table, and festive decorations at a Malaysia property.

Bright classroom with world map, student photos, and green chairs around tables near a piano.

<Kitchen and Dining room>

Modern shared kitchen with white tables, hanging plants, and stainless steel appliances in a Malaysian property.

Colorful circular bulletin boards on a vibrant wall display student photos and a birthday calendar at a Malaysia school.

Each floor is divided into boys’ and girls’ dormitories.

These are photos of the rooms and shared spaces.

The rooms range from single rooms to four-person rooms.

Four diverse travelers wearing visitor badges and lanyards pose for a selfie in a modern office corridor.

Aerial view of a modern campus with sports courts and pool surrounded by lush greenery in Malaysia.

Next to the school is a forest, and the facilities are spacious, creating a very good environment.

◎Early Years (2〜5years old)

International Early Years Curriculum (IEYC), designed for children aged 2 to 5, will provide them with the foundation of reading, writing and learning in a safe and happy environment, Under the careful guidance of UK trained & experienced teaching staff.

◎Primary school  (Year1〜6)

At Nexus, the International Primary Curriculum (IPC) is the choice of curriculum for Primary School. The curriculum is up-to-date, comprehensive, and future-oriented, aimed at children from Years 1 to 6 growing up in this digital age.

※IPC stands for the International Primary Curriculum. It’s an educational approach that focuses on thematic learning, where students explore a single theme from multiple angles over the course of about a month to deepen their understanding. The curriculum covers various subjects such as science, art, social studies, international studies, and language, with learning content tailored to each theme. At the end of each theme, students typically present what they have learned.

◎Middle school(Year7〜Year9)

It further develops the educational philosophy established in Nexus Primary School, with a learning programme based on specialised subject disciplines. The curriculum is taught around ensuring children have the foundational knowledge and skills to prepare them for the next steps in learning, whilst acknowledging the need for them to continue developing personal skills in communication, self-management, social, thinking and research.

Grade:

Nursery   Age3〜4

Reception  Age4〜5

Year 1     Age5〜6

Year 2          Age6〜7

Year 3     Age7〜8

Year 4     Age8〜9

Year 5     Age9〜10

Year 6     Age10〜11

Year 7     Age11〜12

Year 8     Age12〜13

Year 9     Age13〜14

Year 10   Age14〜15

Year 11   Age15〜16

Year 12   Age16〜17

Year 13   Age17〜18

Tuition fee:https://www.nexus.edu.my/admissions/fee-schedule

Calendar:https://www.nexus.edu.my/admissions/academic-calendar

Established : 2008

Syllabus (Curriculum) : British Syllabus, IB diploma

Enrollment start period: August / January / April (2 semester)

Boarding : Available

There are also summer and winter camps,

If you are interested, please contact Tabiniko for more information.

Address:📍No.1, Jalan Diplomatik 3/6, Presint 15, 62050, Putrajaya Malaysia

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