Admissions
Explore our programmes, ask your questions and learn what is needed for an application. Our Admissions team will guide you through the current requirements.
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Compare the curriculum, learning approach and progression of each pathway.
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Ask about programme suitability and the next Open Day. Open Day includes a programme briefing and an organised classroom visit.
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Obtain the current fee information, required documents and any placement-assessment arrangements.
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Admissions will provide the application instructions and required documents. An enquiry or Open Day registration is not an admission offer.
Kindergarten admission ages are 2–6. Fees are indicative and subject to change. Contact Admissions for current requirements and application instructions.
View indicative feesWhich programme is suitable for my child?
Explore the programme pages, then discuss your child’s background with Admissions. Use the programme age ranges as a guide. Dar-Iftah (Land Business) and Dar-Izzah (Microeconomic) are both middle-school programmes for ages 12–15. Admissions confirms individual eligibility and placement.
Where can I find the fees?
Our indicative fee guide lists monthly tuition instalments (Dar-Iftah and Dar-Izzah RM840 each; Dar-Hikmah RM1,000) for Kindergarten Room 1, Preschool, national Primary Years 1–6, national Secondary, Dar-Salam, Dar-Aman, Dar-Iftah, Dar-Izzah and Dar-Hikmah. Room 1 and Preschool are separate schedules with different annual materials charges. Registration, admission / onboarding, annual materials and optional meals are separate. These figures are indicative and subject to change. Confirm current fees with Admissions before applying or paying.
Are registration and admission the same fee?
No. Registration is a one-time charge when registering for enrolment, for placement-test-related preparation (RM250 existing school reference). Admission is a separate one-time charge to prepare for onboarding (RM500–700 in the listed schedules). Both are indicative; confirm the applicable current amount and terms with Admissions. Dar-Hikmah tuition is RM1,000 per month, RM3,000 per quarter or RM12,000 per year; its separate charges require a programme-specific quotation. Dar-Iftah and Dar-Izzah have a separate annual Curriculum & IGCSE charge: RM700 for Grades 7–8 or RM1,000 for Grades 9–10, covering curriculum handouts and in-house curriculum development, not external examination entry. Confirm the applicable grade with Admissions.
How do placement assessments work?
Contact Admissions to confirm whether a placement assessment applies to your child’s programme, how to arrange it and what to prepare. The school will explain the next steps after the assessment.
What happens at Open Day?
SAIS conducts Open Day sessions for new parents, including a programme briefing and a classroom visit arranged as part of the session. Contact Admissions for the next confirmed date and registration arrangements.
Can we arrange an individual classroom visit?
Classroom visits for prospective families are organised as part of SAIS Open Day sessions. This allows parents to learn about the programme without interrupting regular lessons.
How is Islamic education connected with JAIS?
Sri Ayesha is a private Islamic school registered with Jabatan Agama Islam Selangor (JAIS). Our school-level religious-education pathways include Primary preparation for Penilaian Sekolah Rendah Agama (PSRA) and Secondary preparation for Sijil KAFA Menengah (SKM). Confirm participation, assessment and certification requirements for your chosen programme with Admissions.
About SAIS and Islamic education ↗How do existing families sign in?
Staff can use the Staff portal entrance. Parents and new applicants should contact Admissions for the appropriate application or service route.
