Private & international schools in Mantin

Use the Mantin campus and the child’s actual phase

KTJ gives its location as 71700 Mantin. Arrange a visit with the relevant primary, secondary or sixth-form team, and ask about arrival, collection and any residence category. Its general age 3–19 description does not establish the child’s birthday placement or make boarding available in every younger class.

Early Years combines IEYC with UK Development Matters guidance; Years 1–6 use IPC alongside core subjects. The primary page describes Year 5–6 work with secondary teachers in specialist rooms, preparing for the next phase. Ask how the child’s completed literacy, mathematics and language study will be reviewed, including the published specialist-language choices. A primary residential curriculum trip is a different arrangement from ongoing school boarding.

Sources: KTJ: Mantin campus and broad day/boarding description · KTJ: IEYC, IPC and primary-to-secondary preparation

Check the examination sequence and January 2027 alternative

KTJ’s secondary course places Years 7–9 on an English-based syllabus adapted to Malaysia, followed by IGCSE in Years 10–11. It states that, from 2025–26, Year 10 core study includes English, mathematics and all three sciences, with options alongside them. Discuss the actual cohort’s choices before a mid-course move; previous science or language study may not align automatically.

The usual sixth-form page describes four A-level subjects in Lower Sixth, generally continuing three or four in Upper Sixth, with separate EPQ, IELTS and SAT classes. KTJ also announces an 18-month pathway starting January 2027, with a bridging term and external exams in Year 13. That route names at least A grades in chosen subjects, strong reports, an interview and ALIS testing. Ask which entry route and subject timetable fit the pupil’s actual results.

Sources: KTJ: English-based lower secondary and IGCSE · KTJ: ordinary A-level study and separate enrichment · KTJ: future January 2027 18-month A-level entry

Separate admission assessments from day or boarding eligibility

The admissions page differentiates early-years/younger trial assessments from CAT4 and writing or English testing in later years. It says Form 5 applications are not usually offered and gives different August/January Lower Sixth expectations. Confirm the receiving class and intake directly; the published birth-date table has no explicit academic-year heading, so it should not be advanced to a new cohort by assumption.

The 2026–27 fee page describes boarding from Year 7 to Sixth Form, but limits sixth-form day fees to current Senior Day House students. It separately identifies application-stage registration, admittance, deposit and additional-charge questions. A November 2026 junior boarding-experience event includes current Year 6–8 pupils; participation does not establish ordinary Year 6 residence eligibility. Request the intended-year offer category, complete fees and any EAL or learning-support costs.

Sources: KTJ: phase-specific assessments and entry limits · KTJ: 2026–27 attendance categories and fee conditions · KTJ: ongoing residence versus November 2026 experience event

Compare documented pathways and campuses

These are the pathways recorded for each included campus. Online provision appears separately. A senior qualification does not establish provision in younger years.

Parent questions about Mantin schools