Pine Hills International School
Primary and Secondary school in Kuala Lumpur, Kuala Lumpur, Peninsular Malaysia
Pine Hills International School in Kuala Lumpur was founded in 2018 and has 162 students across 5 campuses in the Klang Valley. The school follows the British curriculum leading to Cambridge IGCSE. Fees range from RM 18,900 to RM 31,500 (Malaysian) and RM 27,000 to RM 45,000 (non-Malaysian). Class sizes are 18 to 25 students. Notable programmes include the Henkan Programme (21-day transformation) and LSU (Learning Support Unit) for gifted students. Hours 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. SMIPS code WUBD007.
Pine Hills International School Fees 2026
Pine Hills International School fees range from RM 18,900 to RM 31,500 (Malaysian) and RM 27,000 to RM 45,000 (non-Malaysian). Accredited by Cambridge International.
School Information
- Registration Code
- WUB039
- School Type
- International Schools
- Curriculum
- Cambridge IGCSE
- Level
- Kindergarten through Year 13 (ages Pre-Primary to Pre-University)
- Medium of Instruction
- English
- Website
- pinehills.edu.my
- Annual Fees
- Mid-Range range (RM 30,000 – RM 60,000) (Estimated)
- Accreditation
- Cambridge International
- Languages
- English
- Gender
- Co-educational
- Boarding
- No
- Address
- No. 185, Jalan Puchong Taman Angkasa WP Kuala Lumpur 58200 Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur
- Postcode
- 58200
- Phone
- 0377731331
- ask@pinehills.edu.my
- Registered With
- Ministry of Education Malaysia (SMIPS)
About Pine Hills International School
Pine Hills International School launched in 2018 and has grown to 5 campuses across the Klang Valley: Kuala Lumpur, Subang Jaya, Cheras, Shah Alam and Petaling Jaya. The KL campus at Jalan Puchong, Taman Angkasa enrols 162 students with class sizes of 18 to 25. School hours run from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, two hours longer than the typical 3:00 PM finish, with the extended day folding enrichment activities and supervised study into regular school hours.
Two programmes set Pine Hills apart from the broader KL international school market. The Henkan Programme is a 21-day structured initiative named after the Japanese word for transformation, focusing on character building and self-discipline through daily challenges. The LSU (Learning Support Unit) provides specialist care for gifted students and those with learning differences, supported by a dedicated sensory room. These offerings reflect a school that has carved its niche around holistic development rather than pure academic league-table competition.
Curriculum at Pine Hills International School
Pine Hills follows the British curriculum from Early Years through to Cambridge IGCSE at secondary level. The instructional approach emphasises interactive education methodology and visible learning principles, where students can see and measure their own progress through structured feedback cycles.
Multilingual exposure is built into the programme, with English as the primary medium and options for Mandarin, Japanese and Korean depending on campus and availability. The 5-campus network means families can access the same curriculum across different parts of the Klang Valley, though facilities and specialist programmes may vary between sites.
Fees at Pine Hills International School
Pine Hills applies a two-tier fee structure based on nationality. The school fees guide explains how Malaysian and non-Malaysian fee tiers work at international schools.
| Nationality | Annual Fees |
|---|---|
| Malaysian | RM 18,900 - RM 31,500 |
| Non-Malaysian | RM 27,000 - RM 45,000 |
The Malaysian-tier fees make Pine Hills one of the more accessible Cambridge-pathway options in KL, particularly for families comparing against premium schools charging RM 60,000+ per year.
Facilities at Pine Hills International School
The KL campus includes:
- Art room and dance room
- Science laboratory
- Gymnasium and swimming pool
- Library and music room
- Bouldering wall
- Synthetic ice rink
- Sensory room (for LSU programme)
- Auditorium
The bouldering wall and synthetic ice rink are distinctive features not commonly found at international schools in this fee bracket.
Admissions at Pine Hills International School
Pine Hills accepts applications across all year groups at its 5 campuses. The KL campus is the registered SMIPS campus (code WUBD007). Prospective families can arrange campus tours through 03-7773 1331 or ask@pinehills.edu.my.
Pine Hills International School in Kuala Lumpur
Pine Hills KL is in Kuala Lumpur, which has 38 registered international schools and 53 private schools total. The KL international schools directory lists all options.
Contact: 03-7773 1331, ask@pinehills.edu.my, pinehills.edu.my.
Questions about Pine Hills International School
How much are the fees at Pine Hills International School?
Malaysian students pay RM 18,900 to RM 31,500 per year depending on year group. Non-Malaysian students pay RM 27,000 to RM 45,000 per year. The two-tier pricing reflects the different fee structures permitted under Malaysian education regulations for international schools.
What is the Henkan Programme at Pine Hills?
The Henkan Programme is a 21-day structured transformation initiative unique to Pine Hills. It focuses on building character, resilience and self-discipline through intensive daily routines and challenges. The name derives from the Japanese word for transformation.
Does Pine Hills support gifted or special needs students?
Yes. Pine Hills operates an LSU (Learning Support Unit) that provides tailored support for gifted students and those with learning differences. The school also has a sensory room designed for students who benefit from controlled sensory environments.
How many campuses does Pine Hills have?
Pine Hills operates 5 campuses across the Klang Valley, including Kuala Lumpur, Subang Jaya, Cheras, Shah Alam and Petaling Jaya. The KL campus is at No. 185, Jalan Puchong, Taman Angkasa, 58200 Kuala Lumpur.
What facilities does Pine Hills KL have?
The KL campus includes an art room, dance room, science lab, gymnasium, library, music room, bouldering wall, synthetic ice rink, sensory room, auditorium and swimming pool. The bouldering wall and synthetic ice rink are unusual among KL international schools.