REAL International School Malaysia International School tour No.15

REAL Schools International & Private building in Malaysia with flags and Japanese text overlay about international schools.

This time, we visited REAL International School. Located on a vast campus in the suburbs of Kuala Lumpur, the school is adjacent to a private school attended by local children.

In 2020, REAL International School, along with Sri KDU International School, became part of XCL Education, a company based in Singapore that manages educational businesses.

The large grounds have been renovated and are beautifully maintained. The school boasts excellent facilities, offering a great environment for students to fully engage in physical activities and enjoy a school life.

This is a school where children who are not very confident in English can still join easily.

The following is an excerpt from the school’s website.

In 35 years, REAL Schools have grown from a private school in a rented bungalow to 3 large purpose-built campuses in Shah Alam, Johor Bahru and Cheras, offering both international and national school syllabi.** In that time, more than 25,000 students, many of whom have secured places at top universities including Cambridge University, have graduated from our schools.**

As one of the pioneers in character education and the allrounder model of education, REAL Schools now offer, over and above our traditional focus on excellent teaching in all academic subjects, an expanded syllabus that includes programs to teach students “Real World Skills” and provide them with guidance and experiences, to discover themselves and the 4IR world, and find a career path that will resonate.

The Real World Skills Programme is an extension of their academic programme. REAL Education has in place specific programmes that will run in the course of every academic year to enrich the student’s education and impart these vital skills. ・Digital Skills ・Entrepreneurial Skills ・Global Skills ・Scientific Skills

・Performing Arts Skills ・Psychological Skills etc.

<Ground field>

Aerial view of a green football pitch with white goalposts surrounded by a red running track and trees.

The newly renovated ground

<Basketball court>

Outdoor basketball court with blue and red flooring in front of a school building marked with a large ‘B’.

<Ground2>

Lush green lawn with soccer goals in front of a modern house and dense hedge in a Malaysian residential area.

There is also a real grass field.

<The hallway next to the ground2>

Malaysia’s national flag and state flags hang from a covered walkway roof, with colorful metal animal silhouettes along the fence.

Flags of countries from around the world are displayed inside the campus.

<Futsal court>

Spacious indoor artificial turf field with netting and metal fencing, ideal for sports or events.

There is also a futsal court with a roof.

<Entrance>

A man signs in at a school registration desk in a colorful open-air Malaysian campus with flags and seating areas.

Next to the entrance, there is a cafeteria.

<Dance studio>

Spacious dance studio with polished wooden floors, wall mirrors, and ballet barres in a modern facility.

It is a beautiful dance studio equipped with mirrors and air conditioning.

<ARTS STUDIO>

Gym window featuring a large black panther mural and motivational boxing posters.

Did a student draw this? It’s a very powerful illustration.

<DESIGN & TECHNOLOGY STUDIO>

Two LEGO Mindstorms robots on a colorful round table, showcasing educational technology.

<Corridor>

Colorful hallway with bright pillars and posters in a Malaysian school or community center.

<LIBRARY>

Interior view of a library with bookshelves displaying magazines and fiction books in a well-lit space.

Colorful children’s reading area with round tables, chairs, and bookshelves in a bright library space.

Colorful children’s reading area with bookshelves, bean bags, and large windows overlooking a green landscape.

There is also a space where children can relax and read.

<Cafeteria>

Colorful indoor food court with yellow walls, orange benches, and flags hanging from the ceiling.

It is a spacious and bright cafeteria with high ceilings. When we visited, it was lunchtime, and the students were having a birthday party during their lunch break. It had a very warm atmosphere.

<The hallway next to the cafeteria>

Gallery wall displaying various paintings in a spacious indoor area with tiled floors and seating.

A food stall display featuring various Malaysian dishes like noodles, curry, and fried items in stainless steel containers.

Pasta, French fries, and other Western dishes.

Variety of Malaysian dishes displayed in stainless steel trays at a food stall counter.

There is a variety of dishes, including Chinese cuisine.

Assorted Malaysian breakfast items including fried pastries, fish sticks, siu mai, and chocolate donuts displayed at a food stall.

Things like pancakes that you can snack on for a light treat.

Variety of Malaysian hawker food including fried rice, noodles, and chicken on a table.

The total was around RM20 for vegetables, noodles, rice. It was enough for two big-eating adults.

<Kindergarten>

Colorful two-story kindergarten building with a pink tower and playground in a lush green setting

The kindergarten is in a separate building, with a colorful and cute exterior (≧▽≦).

<Entrance gate>

R.E.A.L International School entrance with orange walls, signage, and a modern building under a blue sky.

A quiet road with yellow markings leads uphill past lush green trees and a banner for REAL Schools in Malaysia.

This is what it looks like in front of the school, with a large road and plenty of nature around.

**Tuition Fees **: https://realschools.edu.my/shah-alam-campus/fees-structure-sa

**Established **: Shah Alam 1999

       Cheras    1986

       Johor Bahru 2008

**Syllabus ** : British-style

**Enrollment Start Dates **:September / January / April (three-term system)

**Bording ** : Available

**         **Adress:📍Lot No, 5, Jalan Merah Saga U9/5, 40250 Shah Alam, Selangor

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