Fill in the Application for Admission and Child Development Forms, furnish all supporting documents and a non-refundable Application Fee (RM200). The school will process the application and schedule an Admissions Interview. Upon completion of a successful Admissions Interview, the school will issue an Offer Letter and Fee Advice for the term. You may remit the Admission Deposit and first term School Fees for confirmation of Admission.

We are unable to cater to the visa requirements to admit full-time international students currently.

School fees are payable 4 times a year: January, April, July and October. Please contact the school for the fee schedule.

Sibling discounts range from 20% to 50% off School Fees. In addition, the Admission Deposit is payable only once per family. Please contact the school for details.

• The main language of instruction is English.
• Students also learn Mandarin and Bahasa Malaysia, which supports them in living and growing in Malaysia's multicultural environment.

We remain flexible while maintaining a healthy class rhythm. Kindergarten and Primary welcome new children year-round through rolling intake, subject to space availability and a school assessment to support a smooth transition for the child and class.

The academic year runs from January to December each calendar year. The school will follow Malaysia School Holiday and Public Holidays unless otherwise stated on the School Calendar.

Kindergarten: 8:30am to 3:30pm
Primary school: 7:45am to 3:30pm (except for Lower Primary which ends at 2:30pm).

A morning snack, lunch, and afternoon snack are provided for all students. Meals are freshly prepared daily using farm-fresh ingredients, with a balanced diet in mind.

We do not offer transportation at this time; however, we are able to assist with arranging carpooling for students to selected areas.

The curriculum at Earth School Kuala Lumpur combines international Waldorf-Steiner education with localized, age-appropriate content. It covers a wide spectrum of well-thought syllabus and programs that respond to the three developmental phases: the intellectual, practical and artistic development of all students. The age-appropriate curriculum incorporates movement, fine arts, and practical arts into the study of Humanities, Science, Mathematics, and Technology.

• In Primary, there is approximately 1 teacher to 15 students (1:15 ratio), allowing for closer attention to each child's needs in the classroom.
• In Kindergarten, the ratio is approximately 8 students to 1 teacher, allowing for close guidance and care during these tender early years.

We are operating as a private school currently and taking the necessary steps in line with the requirements from the Ministry of Education Malaysia to achieve International School status.