EtonHouse Malaysia of Kuala

Lumpur

The first school of EtonHouse Malaysia (EHM) opened its doors on October 10th, 2010. Since that day, the school has been fully dedicated to inquiry-based learning. In addition to recognizing the importance of academic achievements, EHM also emphasizes educating the whole child, catering for the physical, emotional and social needs of every student. Please take some time to explore our website, taking into account that the full EtonHouse Malaysia impression can only be achieved when walking through our gates. EtonHouse Malaysia is housed in a couple of beautiful colonial buildings, complete with its own gardens for our students to explore. The campus itself is located in the center of Kuala Lumpur, merely a short walk from KL City Park and the famous Petronas Twin Towers/business hub. Our students learn in a multicultural community where each person is respected regardless of nationality, race, or religion. Students discover the world, its people, and its cultures through direct experience. Through play, study, and the relationships they form, students at EHM learn to appreciate their own strengths and to respect differences. EHM values the diversity that our students and families bring to us, and feels privileged to offer them an international education in the multicultural city that is Kuala Lumpur. School-wide initiatives such as a piano in the corridor for children to play when passing by, during break or lunchtime, provide an excellent avenue for inspiring love for music from an early age. Maths No Problem, a Singaporean maths approach is implemented at EHM, focusing on concrete, pictorial, abstract approach for inquiry-based mathematical concepts. Our multi-sports court and a 6 on 6 grass football pitch has encouraged an upturn of sporting achievements and culture at EHM. EHM is a fully inclusive school, leading the way in Malaysia with inclusive education. Our push-in approach for those receiving instructional support, provides authentic, meaningful learning experiences to promote well rounded students.