飞优国际学校

飞优吉隆坡校区是马来西亚首个获得 IB 全阶段认证（PYP 幼儿园/小学、MYP 中学、IBDP 预科）的旗舰校区。

• PYP 阶段（3-12岁）：通过跨学科探究式学习，培养孩子的批判性思维与合作能力。
• MYP 阶段（11-16岁）：结合现实世界联系，侧重学术探究、社会服务及个人项目（Personal Project）。
• IBDP 阶段（16-19岁）：提供全面的大学预科课程，学术成绩优异，历年 IBDP 平均分常年保持在 36 分以上（远高于全球约 30 分的平均水平），助力众多毕业生迈入全球名校。

飞优国际学校成立于1978年，致力于为寻求更丰富、更全面的学习方式的家长提供一流且花费可以承担的教育。现在在马来西亚共有五个校区、来自65多个不同国家的2000多名学生。

旨在成为充满活力的教育、个人和社会发展中心，为当地和国际社会的儿童提供丰富的学术课程。

学校将在教育环境中教导、激励学生，鼓励学生在良好的社会和激励环境中学习和发展。

通过创新培训和发展，以及利用21世纪教育理念，不仅在学校，而且在世界范围内提高教育水平。

丰富的学术课程：基于最佳研究和成功的教学，以及针对不同背景和学习需要，为孩子提供课程。

社区学校：一个为世界各地的儿童和成人提供教育、娱乐、文化和社会活动的充满活力的中心，通过创新和突出的课程，使得学校的国际社区充满活力。

独特的专业重点发展：全体员工持续成长的文化，飞优作为教育交流与教师培训的平台，定期让教师参与各种各样的学习机会，促进持续的专业成长。

学校位于吉隆坡旺沙玛珠（Wangsa Maju），校园四周环绕着一片森林保护区，宁静和绿色的环境支撑着校园学习生活。学校距离吉隆坡市中心20分钟车程，距离吉隆坡国际机场1小时车程。

Fairview 国际学校（Fairview International School）在 2026 年 IBDP（国际文凭大学预科课程）考试中再创佳绩，迎来连续第七年的学术辉煌。

PYP是为3至12岁的学生设计的课程，无论身处课堂还是在放眼世界，学校关注孩子作为探究型的全人发展。

PYP课程框架培养学生在更深入氛围中理解概念并获得基本技能。在获得基本知识和技能、理解概念、展示积极态度和采取负责任的行动之间寻求平衡。

飞优的PYP教育工作者致力于将结构化探究作为学习的主要途径；以学生先前的知识为基础，为学生提供构建知识的意义和完善理解的机会。学生参与有目的有意义的活动加深对周围世界的理解。同时，他们学习宝贵的沟通和协作技能，因此他们将能够全面参与不断变化的世界。

PYP是一个跨学科方案，围绕六个具有全球意义和相关性的主题，包括：

• 我们是谁（WHO WE ARE）
• 我们处于何时何地（WHERE WE ARE IN PLACE AND TIME）
• 我们如何自我表达（HOW WE EXPRESS OURSELVES）
• 世界怎样运转（HOW THE WORLD WORKS）
• 我们如何自我组织（HOW WE ORGANIZE OURSELVES）
• 共享地球（SHARING THE PLANET）

IB中学课程MYP面向11至16岁的学生，鼓励学生接受并理解传统学科与现实世界之间的联系，并成为批判性和反思性的思考者。

学校支持IB学生以他们自己的语言和文化为基础，形成国际意识，通过挑战学生解决问题、创新和创造力以及积极参与社区活动，鼓励学生以积极的态度面对学习。强调学生的全面发展，包括身体、智力、情感和道德各个方面。

MYP课程包括：

• 母语
• 一门第二语言
• 人文学科
• 科学
• 数学
• 艺术
• 体育
• 技术
• 最后一年的个人项目

学校重视课程与现实世界的联系，学生有机会在教室外学习，比如在清迈之旅中应用经济理论。学校还提供职业指导计划，激发学生的优势和激情。课程由DP三个核心和六个学科组组成。

IBDP的三个核心为：

• 知识理论（TOK）：学生学习并反思知识的本质。
• 拓展性论文（EE）：是一篇独立的、自我完成的4000字研究论文。
• 创造、活动、服务（CAS）：学生完成项目，培养他们成为全面发展的学习者。

FISKL每年8月为出色的学生提供奖学金申请，SPM或IGCSE相关科目成绩为“A”或更高的学生可以关注这个机会。

校内提供配备空调的双人寄宿套房，实行严格的安全保障与生活技能指导（如烹饪、体育俱乐部等），培养学生的独立生活能力。

独特的研学体验与全球网络

波德申 Eduresort 研学基地：学校在波德申拥有自营研学营地，从 P4 级别起，学生每年均可参加户外实践与研学拓展。

海外校区联动：飞优在马来西亚拥有 5 大校区（吉隆坡、梳邦再也、怡保、槟城、柔佛），并在英国苏格兰设有分校，支持集团校区间的国际交流。

The Kuala Lumpur campus is Fairview's flagship — the first campus in Malaysia to be authorised across all three IB programmes: the PYP (kindergarten and primary), the MYP (secondary), and the IBDP (pre-university).

• PYP (ages 3–12): Transdisciplinary, inquiry-based learning that nurtures children's critical thinking and collaboration skills.
• MYP (ages 11–16): Grounded in real-world connections, with an emphasis on academic inquiry, community service, and the Personal Project.
• IBDP (ages 16–19): A comprehensive pre-university programme with an outstanding academic record — the school's IBDP average has consistently stayed above 36 points (well above the global average of around 30), propelling generations of graduates into leading universities worldwide.

Founded in 1978, Fairview International School is dedicated to providing first-class yet affordable education for parents seeking a richer, more well-rounded approach to learning. Today, the school operates five campuses across Malaysia, serving more than 2,000 students from over 65 countries.

Fairview aims to be a vibrant centre for educational, personal, and social development, offering an enriching academic programme to children from both local and international communities.

The school teaches and inspires students within a nurturing educational environment, encouraging them to learn and grow in a positive, socially supportive, and motivating setting.

Through innovative training and development, and by embracing 21st-century approaches to education, Fairview strives to raise the standard of education not only within the school, but around the world.

An enriching academic programme: a curriculum grounded in the best research and proven teaching practice, tailored to children of diverse backgrounds and learning needs.

A community school: a dynamic hub offering educational, recreational, cultural, and social activities to children and adults from around the world, where innovative and distinctive programmes keep the school's international community thriving.

A distinctive focus on professional development: a culture of continuous growth for all staff. As a platform for educational exchange and teacher training, Fairview regularly engages its teachers in a wide range of learning opportunities to foster ongoing professional growth.

The school is located in Wangsa Maju, Kuala Lumpur, with the campus surrounded by a forest reserve — a peaceful, green setting that supports campus life and learning. It is a 20-minute drive from downtown Kuala Lumpur and one hour from Kuala Lumpur International Airport.

Fairview International School delivered another exceptional performance in the 2026 IBDP (International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme) examinations, marking its seventh consecutive year of academic excellence.

The PYP is designed for students aged 3 to 12. Whether in the classroom or out in the wider world, the school focuses on developing each child as an inquiring, well-rounded whole person.

The PYP framework helps students understand concepts in greater depth while acquiring essential skills, striking a balance between gaining foundational knowledge and skills, understanding concepts, demonstrating positive attitudes, and taking responsible action.

Fairview's PYP educators are committed to structured inquiry as the primary vehicle for learning. Building on students' prior knowledge, they give students opportunities to construct meaning and refine their understanding. Students take part in purposeful, meaningful activities that deepen their understanding of the world around them, while also developing valuable communication and collaboration skills that equip them to participate fully in an ever-changing world.

The PYP is a transdisciplinary programme organised around six themes of global significance and relevance:

• WHO WE ARE
• WHERE WE ARE IN PLACE AND TIME
• HOW WE EXPRESS OURSELVES
• HOW THE WORLD WORKS
• HOW WE ORGANIZE OURSELVES
• SHARING THE PLANET

The IB Middle Years Programme (MYP) is designed for students aged 11 to 16, encouraging them to embrace and understand the connections between traditional subjects and the real world, and to become critical and reflective thinkers.

The school supports IB students in developing international-mindedness, starting from a foundation in their own language and culture. By challenging students through problem-solving, innovation, creativity, and active participation in community life, it encourages a positive attitude towards learning — with an emphasis on the whole child: physical, intellectual, emotional, and ethical development.

The MYP curriculum includes:

• Mother tongue
• A second language
• Humanities
• Sciences
• Mathematics
• Arts
• Physical education
• Technology
• The Personal Project in the final year

The school places great value on connecting the curriculum to the real world, giving students opportunities to learn beyond the classroom — such as applying economic theory on a trip to Chiang Mai. A careers guidance programme also helps students discover their strengths and passions. The curriculum comprises the three DP core elements and six subject groups.

The three core elements of the IBDP are:

• Theory of Knowledge (TOK): students study and reflect on the nature of knowledge.
• Extended Essay (EE): an independent, self-directed 4,000-word research paper.
• Creativity, Activity, Service (CAS): students complete projects that shape them into well-rounded learners.

Every August, FISKL opens scholarship applications for outstanding students. Those with grades of “A” or above in relevant SPM or IGCSE subjects should keep an eye out for this opportunity.

The school offers air-conditioned twin boarding suites on campus, with rigorous safety and security measures and life-skills guidance (such as cooking and sports clubs) to nurture students' independence.

Distinctive Study Trips and a Global Network

Port Dickson Eduresort: the school runs its own study camp in Port Dickson, where students from P4 onwards take part in outdoor learning and enrichment trips every year.

A connected network of campuses: Fairview operates five campuses across Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur, Subang Jaya, Ipoh, Penang, and Johor), along with a sister school in Scotland, United Kingdom, supporting international exchange across the group's campuses.