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Primary students follow Malaysia's KSSR curriculum. While Bahasa Malaysia is the main medium, we teach Maths and Science in English through the Dual Language Programme. Students enjoy a groundbreaking curriculum that combines Malaysian and global approaches, fostering curiosity and self-motivation for future success.
Our primary students build a strong base in core subjects in the Malaysian National Curriculum leading to SPM exams, learning Mathematics and Science subjects in English through the Dual Language Programme.
APSS students fast-track English fluency while continuing to grow in their home language, including learning Malay and Chinese as additional languages.
Our learners prepare for future challenges by building communication, self-leadership, and digital literacy skills through clubs, sports, workshops, extracurricular activities and international programmes.
Students learn to lead with responsibility and integrity through Student Council, CCA committee, class and library prefect-ship opportunities, House Communities and international programmes like ISP Model United Nations.
APSS students connect with peers and explore the world through ISP's International Learning Opportunities Programme - ILOS and international trips.
Our admissions process is simple, personalised and we help you every step of the way.
Students develop a strong foundation through the Malaysian National Curriculum (KSSR), which fosters curiosity and well-rounded growth by focusing on real understanding, skill-building and school-based assessments. Mathematics and Science are taught in English under the Dual Language Programme, equipping students with essential bilingual skills for future success.
Cultivating critical thinking skills
Mathematics builds foundational skills essential for developing problem-solving abilities, logical thinking and arithmetic fluency. Through activities like puzzles and word problems, students learn to think critically and apply concepts in everyday situations.
Mathematics is taught in English, focusing on core topics such as numbers, geometry, measurements and data analysis to prepare students for more advanced concepts in later years.
Igniting curiosity through hands-on scientific exploration
Science fosters a sense of curiosity and encourages students to explore the wonders of the natural world. It covers fundamental concepts in Biology, Chemistry and Physics, with a hands-on approach that includes experiments and projects.
Students develop observational and analytical skills while learning how scientific principles apply to real-life situations. This subject is taught in English to ensure students are well-prepared for international academic standards.
Igniting creativity through design and innovation
Design and Technology inspire students to think creatively and develop practical skills. This subject involves activities such as crafting, building models and working with simple materials to solve design challenges.
Through D&T, students learn design process, problem-solving and teamwork, fostering innovation from a young age.
Encouraging expression through art and music
Arts Education nurtures self-expression through visual arts and music. Students engage in drawing, painting and sculpture, developing fine motor skills and creativity.
Music lessons introduce students to rhythm, instruments and composition, encouraging them to explore different forms of artistic expression. This subject plays a vital role in building confidence and emotional intelligence.
Building character through values and ethical decision-making
Moral education focuses on developing students' character by teaching values such as honesty, respect, empathy and good citizenship. Through discussions, role-play and reflective activities, students learn about ethical decision-making, personal responsibility and how to contribute positively to their community.
Develop teamwork through fun activities
Physical and Health Education emphasises the importance of physical fitness and healthy living. Students of our primary school in Selangor participate in various sports and physical activities that promote teamwork, coordination and discipline. They also learn about nutrition, hygiene and mental well-being, building a foundation for a healthy lifestyle.
Empowering students with digital skills
ICT introduces students to the basics of computing, including coding, internet safety and digital literacy. Students learn to use word processors, spreadsheets and multimedia tools, preparing them for the increasingly digital world. Activities like programming simple games or using robotics kits foster problem-solving and computational thinking.
Strengthening faith and values through Islamic teachings and practices
For Muslim students, Islamic Education provides a deep understanding of Islamic teachings, values and practices. It covers topics such as Quranic studies, prayer (solat) and moral conduct. This subject helps students strengthen their spiritual development and instil values that guide them in daily life.
Exploring history and national identity through Malaysia's heritage
This subject plays a crucial role in helping students understand the country’s history, cultural heritage and national identity. It covers significant events from Malaysia’s past, key historical figures and the formation of the nation. Students also learn about global history, fostering a broader perspective on the world.
Mastering Bahasa Malaysia for communication and cultural understanding
Mastery of Bahasa Malaysia is essential, as it is the national language and a core subject in all Malaysian schools. Students develop proficiency in reading, writing, speaking and comprehension. This subject also emphasises the importance of communication skills and understanding local culture and traditions.
Expanding language skills
With Malaysia’s multicultural landscape, Chinese is often offered as a language option. This is an opportunity to gain proficiency in one of the most widely spoken languages globally, giving students an edge in both local and international communication and business.
Enhancing English skills for global communication and future success
Learning English is a cornerstone of education in Malaysia. Students focus on developing fluency in reading, writing, speaking and comprehension to prepare for international exams and future academic or professional opportunities. English lessons often include literature studies and exposure to global perspectives.
National Primary school students grow through our core learning pillars so that every child feels seen, challenged and excited to learn.
Enjoy personalised learning that continuously enhances knowledge, skills and understanding
Gain social and collaborative skills to thrive in academics, as well as careers and personal lives
Foster language skills and build confidence, with support in the students' home or first languages.
Engage in global skill-building programmes and school trips develops critical thinking, teamwork and leadership
Student success at APSS Primary is assessed through School-Based Assessment (SBA), including Classroom-Based Assessment, PAJSK, psychometric evaluations and core values. Personalised learning ensures timely feedback and tailored interventions for each student.
At the end of primary school, students can choose to continue at Asia Pacific Smart Secondary School under the Malaysian National Curriculum or pursue IGCSE exams at Asia Pacific International School, supporting their academic growth and future success.
At APSS Primary, social and collaborative skills are nurtured through activities such as MAP/Gymnastics, Speech and Drama and by encouraging students to take part in weekly assemblies and school events.
Students build essential competencies such as teamwork, communication and leadership. These are developed through group activities, public speaking opportunities and active involvement in events that promote peer interaction and shared responsibility.
In our National Primary School. students thrive in a multilingual environment where both Bahasa Malaysia and English are integrated into the curriculum.
Through our Dual Language Programme, some subjects are taught in English, while Bahasa Malaysia remains the primary language of instruction. This approach helps students become proficient in multiple languages, supported by dedicated teachers, and empowers them to confidently engage in diverse learning and multilingual communication
Each year, students engage in International Learning Opportunities for Students (ILOS), broadening their global perspectives. These programmes inspire students to pursue their passions and prepare them for success in a connected world.
Students also participate in international competitions such as the Hippo English Olympiad, Eurasian Spelling Bee, Kangaroo Maths and more, celebrating academic excellence.
Primary students enjoy enriching day trips to places such as Petrosains, the National Planetarium, Langkawi, Taman Negara and Singapore, fostering fun, friendship and independence while providing valuable learning experiences.
Every day at APS is filled with exciting learning experiences and discoveries for your child. While timetables vary across the year groups, here’s a typical day of what happens between the lessons in our Upper National Primary School class.
8amA warm, structured start as staff greet and guide students to class after drop-off.
8am - 10amEngaging core learning through the KSSR curriculum to strengthen foundational skills.
10.30am - 11am
Morning break offers time to rest, enjoy a snack and engage in supervised play.
1pm - 1.30pm
A time to refresh, socialise and play.
2.30pm - 3.30pm
Subject-based learning focused on national education goals, led by specialist teachers.
3.30pm - 4.30 pm
A diverse selection of activities promoting teamwork, discipline and creativity, running from 3:30 pm to 4:30 pm (Monday to Thursday) and 12:30 pm to 1:30 pm (Friday) to foster holistic growth.
At Asia Pacific Smart School, we offer flexible enrolment for our primary school programme throughout the academic year. Our admissions team is here to discuss your needs and guide you to select the right start date for your child.
See how Primary students ask questions, think deeply and grow through challenge every day.
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