HELP and S P Setia plan new international school in Bandar Kinrara

The existing HELP International School in Shah Alam, Selangor — not the proposed Bandar Kinrara campus. Photo: Chongkian, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons; resized for web display.

HELP Education Group and Malaysian property developer S P Setia have signed agreements to develop a new international school in Bandar Kinrara, Selangor. The proposed school is targeting an opening in August 2029.

The development is planned on a site of approximately 2.01 acres and would include a six-storey campus with more than 1,000 student places. Announced facilities include classrooms and specialist laboratories.

Under the proposed arrangement, S P Setia's development interests will be involved in establishing the school premises, while HELP's education business will operate the school. Reports indicate plans for a British-oriented curriculum, including Cambridge IGCSE pathways.

The new campus remains a planned development, subject to relevant approvals and delivery milestones. It would expand HELP's presence in Malaysia's international school sector.

Read The Star's report on the Bandar Kinrara agreement

Read EdgeProp's report on the planned campus

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