Axcel International School Puchong: A.S.K Beyond Academic Excellence

Democratizing high-quality Cambridge IGCSE education in Puchong, Selangor. We blend academic rigor with Singapore Mathematics, Financial Intelligence, Next Futurist AI, and real-world CXO Mentorship from only ~RM900/month.

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Axcel International School Puchong Campus

~RM 900

Accessible Monthly Primary Tuition

15–25

Small Class Size Student Ratio

100%

Cambridge IGCSE & KPM Registered

Jan-2027

Next Academic Intake Cycle

Axcel International School Active Learning Campus and Classroom Facilities
Institutional Architecture

The 8 Strategic Pillars of Axcel International School

Explore our comprehensive educational ecosystem designed for street-smart and book-smart leadership.

Cambridge Primary & IGCSE Secondary Curriculum
Curriculum Core

1. Cambridge Primary & IGCSE

Full Cambridge International pathway (Years 1–11) enriched with Singapore Math (CPA model) and Primary Science to guarantee high exam scores and Olympiad readiness.

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The Axcel Programme Life Skills
Life Skills Edge

2. The Axcel Programme

Four mandatory life-skill subjects: Financial Intelligence (money mastery), Next Futurist (AI & Coding), Pitching (Everyone Can Present), and TRIZ structured innovation.

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Admissions & School Fees Guide
Admissions

3. Admissions & School Fees

Transparent, accessible tuition from ~RM900/month for primary and ~RM1,350/month for secondary. Jan-2027 intake checkpoints and 50% registration waiver details.

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SJK(C) to International School Transition Hub
Feeder Hub

4. SJK(C) Transition Hub

Specialized bridge for students transferring from Chinese primary schools (Han Ming, Sin Ming, Kheng Chee) to Cambridge English immersion without losing Mandarin mastery.

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Student Life & Character First
Character Culture

5. Student Life & Character First

Positive Behaviour Management, caring anti-bullying environment, Little Scientist hands-on STEM, Rising Star arts discovery, and SASMO/Kangaroo Math Olympiad coaching.

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Industry Mentorship & Pathways
Higher Education

6. Industry Mentorship & Pathways

Bi-weekly Mentor Sharing sessions connecting teenagers directly with corporate CEOs, tech founders, and finance leaders, paving clear routes to top universities worldwide.

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Axcel Puchong campus location and neighbourhood transporter coverage
Catchment Area

7. Campus Location & Transport

Conveniently located at Casa Tropika, Puchong Batu 14. No school-run fleet — instead a maintained list of 37 independent neighbourhood transporters covering 60+ residential areas.

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Partner Network & B2B Hub
Partner Ecosystem

8. Partner Network & B2B Hub

A thriving collaborative network for EdTech platforms, enrichment providers, corporate guest mentors, and community ESG partners in Selangor.

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The Axcel Philosophy

Why Puchong Families Choose Axcel International School

We believe education must equip children for the realities of the modern economy — combining textbook excellence with practical life skills.

📚 Cambridge & Singapore Math Synergy

By integrating Cambridge academic rigor with Singapore’s Concrete-Pictorial-Abstract (CPA) model and heuristic problem solving, Axcel students build profound mathematical intuition and critical thinking early on.

💡 Street-Smart Life Skills Curriculum

Unlike standard schools where life skills are afterthoughts, Axcel teaches Financial Intelligence (saving, investing, hire-purchase math), AI prompt literacy, and pitching as formal timetable subjects.

❤️ Character First & Positive Discipline

Led by veteran Principal Susan Koh — recipient of the Long Service Award at the Private Education Excellence Awards 2023 with over 30 years in education — Axcel fosters an empathetic, anti-bullying environment with Positive Behaviour Management, rewarding effort, integrity, and mutual respect.

🏆 Innovation & Competition Culture

Axcel hosts the annual Axcel-TRIZ Innovation Competition and prepares students for international Math Olympiads (SASMO, Kangaroo Math), building structured inventive thinking and competitive problem-solving skills from primary school onwards.

Jan-2027 Academic Year Intake Open

Secure Your Child’s Spot in Puchong’s Premier High-ROI International School

Spaces are limited to 15–25 students per class to maintain personalized teacher attention. Register early to claim the 50% Registration Fee Waiver and schedule an entry checkpoint evaluation.

🚀 Featured EdTech Study App

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IGCSE students accelerate mastery in Biology, Chemistry, and Physics (Years 7, 8 & 9) with Aura Tycoon (auratycoon.com). When students answer correctly, they unlock arcade mini-games (Space Attacker, Solo Brawl Arena). Missed questions are permanently logged in the automated Weakness Log until full conceptual mastery is achieved. 100% free, zero advertisements, expanding to Cambridge Primary and Upper Secondary IGCSE.

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🌿 Active On-Going Community ESG Project

MBSJ Wawasan Park Public Library Project (Taman Wawasan, Puchong)

Together with Majlis Bandaraya Subang Jaya (MBSJ), Axcel International School students and teachers lead the active upgrading and curation of outdoor reading libraries in public parks. This initiative instills civic leadership, environmental responsibility, and social stewardship in every child.

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MBSJ Wawasan Park Public Library Project Puchong
Parent Knowledge Base

Frequently Asked Questions by Puchong Parents

Straightforward answers to the most common questions about admissions, fees, and school culture.

What curriculum does Axcel International School follow?

Axcel International School follows the internationally recognized Cambridge International curriculum from Primary (Years 1–6) to Lower Secondary (Years 7–9) and Cambridge Upper Secondary IGCSE (Years 10–11). Primary mathematics is taught using the proven Singapore Mathematics (CPA Model), and science utilizes an active inquiry framework. Additionally, all students take the proprietary Axcel Programme as core timetable subjects.

How affordable are the school fees at Axcel compared to other international schools in Puchong?

Axcel is positioned as one of the most accessible international schools in the Klang Valley. Primary school fees start from approximately RM 900 / month (~RM 10,800 annually), and secondary school fees start from approximately RM 1,350 / month (~RM 16,200 annually). This represents 60% to 70% cost savings compared to premium international campuses, making Cambridge IGCSE education realistic and sustainable for middle-income families.

How does Axcel support students transitioning from SJK(C) Chinese primary schools?

Axcel has extensive experience bridging students from SJK(C) schools (such as SJK(C) Han Ming, SJK(C) Sin Ming, and SJK(C) Kheng Chee). We provide targeted English vocabulary and conversational coaching to eliminate the language barrier quickly. Because class sizes are kept small (15–25 students), teachers can provide individualized guidance while allowing students to maintain high standards in Cambridge IGCSE Chinese First/Second Language and Bahasa Malaysia.

What is the proprietary Axcel Programme and what subjects does it include?

The Axcel Programme is our signature life-skills curriculum embedded into the school schedule. It comprises four key areas: Financial Intelligence (budgeting, business basics, vehicle financing math, ethical wealth), Pitching & Public Speaking (Everyone Can Present frameworks), Next Futurist (AI prompt literacy, Python coding, and microcontrollers), and TRIZ Structured Problem Solving.

What is Aura Tycoon and how is it used in the science curriculum?

Aura Tycoon (auratycoon.com) is a revision app with parent portal designed specifically for Cambridge Lower Secondary (Years 7, 8 & 9) Science (Biology, Chemistry, and Physics). It helps students revise through gamified mini-games while automatically tracking mistaken questions in a permanent Weakness Log until mastered. The app is completely free, ad-free, and expanding across more subjects.

What is the student-to-teacher ratio and class size at Axcel?

Axcel maintains small class sizes averaging between 15 and 25 students per class. This ensures that teachers know every student personally, can conduct continuous formative assessments, identify learning gaps immediately, and prevent children from feeling overwhelmed or left behind.

What are the key details for the upcoming Jan-2027 intake and registration fee waiver?

Enrollment for the Jan-2027 academic intake is currently open across Primary and Secondary year groups. Early registrants are eligible for a 50% Registration Fee Waiver. Prospective students sit for an entry checkpoint assessment in English and Mathematics to ensure appropriate academic placement.

How does the school handle student discipline and character development?

Axcel adheres to a Positive Behaviour Management framework and a ‘Character First’ philosophy. Instead of harsh punitive measures, teachers use restorative discussions, clear behavioural expectations, and positive reinforcement to build self-discipline, resilience, empathy, and mutual respect among students.

Parent Guides & Insights

Featured Educational Insights for Parents

In-depth guides on Cambridge IGCSE, SJK(C) transitions, school fees, and modern parenting.

Cambridge IGCSE vs SPM Comparison
Curriculum Guide

Cambridge IGCSE vs SPM in Malaysia: Parent Guide

Compare syllabus differences, global university recognition, stress levels, and cost-to-benefit ratios.

Switching from SJK(C) to International School
SJK(C) Transition

Switching from SJK(C) to International School

Analyze the pros and cons of switching after Standard 5 or Standard 6 post-UPSR abolition.

Puchong International School Fees Comparison
Fee Breakdown

Puchong International School Fees Comparison

Comprehensive cost breakdown comparing tuition, registration, and hidden fees across Puchong schools.

Aura Tycoon Gamified IGCSE Science Revision App
EdTech Innovation

Aura Tycoon: Gamified IGCSE Science Revision App

How IGCSE students revise Year 7–9 Biology, Chemistry, and Physics with gamified mini-games and Weakness Log.

Visit Our Campus
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Axcel International School Puchong Campus

Located in the vibrant educational hub of Puchong Batu 14, Selangor.

Institutional Credentials & Address

Operated by: ALPS EXCEL INTERNATIONAL SDN BHD
Company Reg. No: 201801031201 (1293227-A)
Campus Address: 8-G Komersial Casa Tropika, Jalan Bunga Raya, Puchong Batu 14, 47100 Puchong, Selangor, Malaysia.
Accreditation: Ministry of Education Malaysia (KPM) & Cambridge Assessment International Education Registered School.

WhatsApp Admissions & Visiting Hours

WhatsApp Admissions: +6011-51207390
Visiting Hours: Mon–Fri: 8:15 AM – 4:15 PM (By Appointment)
Saturday, Sunday & Public Holidays: Closed

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Empowering Street-Smart and Book-Smart Leaders in Puchong

Axcel International School is an accredited private educational institution registered under the Ministry of Education Malaysia (KPM) and Cambridge Assessment International Education.

Disclaimer: Fees and curriculum details reflect 2026/2027 school schedules and may change. Images are representational; actual facilities may differ and no identifiable students are shown. Contact Axcel International School Puchong to verify current details.

Common Questions From Puchong Parents

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Madam TeoPuchong Utama2026-08-23
Hi there, what does Next Futurist cover — is it just computer classes?
Service Pro TeamVerified Expert2026-08-23
Dear Madam Teo, Next Futurist goes beyond typical computer classes, covering areas like AI, coding and microcontrollers as part of the compulsory Axcel Programme. It is meant to give children hands-on exposure to the kind of thinking and tools shaping the future, rather than passive screen time. It sits alongside subjects like TRIZ and Financial Intelligence, so your child is building both technical exposure and structured problem-solving habits at the same time. Children work with real tools and problems rather than only theory, which is part of why it is grouped under the Axcel Programme's hands-on subjects rather than the standard ICT curriculum. We would be glad to show you around the campus in person at a time that works for you.
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Mrs. ChongBandar Kinrara2026-08-23
Hi, is there a difference between the registration fee and the actual tuition fee?
Service Pro TeamVerified Expert2026-08-23
Dear Mrs. Chong, Yes, the registration fee and tuition fee are generally separate items, with the 50% Registration Fee Waiver applying specifically to early sign-ups for the January 2027 intake, while tuition follows the monthly fee structure starting from approximately RM900 for Primary and approximately RM1,350 for Secondary. I don't want to describe the exact split incorrectly here, so it's best confirmed with our admissions team when you register. In practice, the registration fee is a one-time step tied to securing your child's place for the January 2027 intake, while tuition is the ongoing monthly commitment once your child is enrolled. We would be glad to show you around the campus in person at a time that works for you.
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Madam TeoPuchong Batu 142026-08-23
Hi there, does the school also draw families from outside Puchong itself?
Service Pro TeamVerified Expert2026-08-23
Dear Madam Teo, Yes, our catchment does extend beyond Puchong itself to areas like Putra Heights, Cyberjaya, Seri Kembangan and the USJ/Subang area, along with Bandar Kinrara. Families from these areas do make the trip regularly, so it's not unusual to enrol from a bit further out. Our admissions team can give you a clearer sense of typical commute patterns from your specific area. This wider draw is partly why our admissions team is used to discussing commute patterns from a genuinely broad range of starting points, not only nearby Puchong addresses. We would be glad to show you around the campus in person at a time that works for you.
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Madam Ooi16 Sierra2026-08-23
Hi, what is the MBSJ Wawasan Park project, and why is the school involved in it?
Service Pro TeamVerified Expert2026-08-23
Dear Madam Ooi, We're involved in the MBSJ Wawasan Park public library project in Taman Wawasan, Puchong, run together with Majlis Bandaraya Subang Jaya, as part of our broader community and ESG commitment. It reflects the same values-driven approach found in the Character First subject under the Axcel Programme, connecting students and the school to the wider Puchong community rather than keeping everything within the campus walls. A public library specifically is also a fitting focus, since it supports literacy and access to learning well beyond just Axcel's own student body. We would be glad to show you around the campus in person at a time that works for you.
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Mrs. WongBandar Saujana Putra2026-08-21
Hey, what is Singapore Mathematics and why does the school use the CPA approach?
Service Pro TeamVerified Expert2026-08-21
Dear Mrs. Wong, Singapore Mathematics is a teaching method built around the Concrete-Pictorial-Abstract framework, where your child first works with physical objects, then pictures or diagrams, and only then moves to abstract numbers and equations. This sequence helps children genuinely understand a concept instead of memorising steps they may forget under exam pressure. It is one of the more research-respected approaches to mathematics teaching internationally, and it is used consistently from the Primary years onward at our Puchong campus. Class sizes are kept to around 25 students, which also allows teachers to work through the concrete and pictorial stages individually with children who need more time before moving on. We would be glad to show you around the campus in person at a time that works for you.
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En. FaizalTaman Puchong Utama2026-08-21
Good morning, how does Character First actually shape day-to-day student behaviour, not just as a subject on paper?
Service Pro TeamVerified Expert2026-08-21
Dear En. Faizal, Character First is treated as a compulsory part of the curriculum rather than an occasional talk, which means the values it covers are meant to carry into everyday interactions, not stay confined to a single lesson. I don't have specific behavioural outcomes or data to quote here, but it runs alongside subjects like Pitching & Presentation, so students practise both character and communication together. Our admissions team can share more detail on how this plays out day to day. We would be glad to show you around the campus in person at a time that works for you.
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Mr. KumarTaman Puchong Permai2026-08-18
Hi, will my child be behind in English if they've only studied it as a second language in SJKC?
Service Pro TeamVerified Expert2026-08-18
Dear Mr. Kumar, It's a fair concern, and while I don't want to promise a specific outcome, Axcel is set up as an English-medium school precisely because many students arrive from backgrounds, including SJKC, where English wasn't the primary language of instruction. Mandarin and Bahasa Malaysia continue to be maintained as subjects, so the shift is supported rather than sudden. Our admissions team can discuss what additional English support might suit your child's starting level. Class sizes of around 25 students also mean teachers can give more individual attention during this adjustment period than a much larger classroom typically allows. A visit to the Puchong campus often answers these questions faster than any brochure, so feel free to arrange a tour.
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Mr. NathanBandar Bukit Puchong2026-08-18
Good morning, how does Pitching & Presentation prepare a child for future job interviews or workplace settings?
Service Pro TeamVerified Expert2026-08-18
Dear Mr. Nathan, Pitching & Presentation, known as 'Everyone Can Present', is built to give every child structured practice communicating clearly and confidently in front of others, which is a skill that carries directly into interviews, workplace presentations and general professional communication later on. It works alongside TRIZ structured problem solving, so students are also learning to think through a problem before presenting their solution, not just speak well. Because every child takes this subject as part of the compulsory Axcel Programme, presenting under pressure becomes a familiar, practised experience well before any actual interview setting. A visit to the Puchong campus often answers these questions faster than any brochure, so feel free to arrange a tour.
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Mr. TanTaman Kinrara2026-08-18
Hi, which Puchong neighbourhoods are closest to the campus?
Service Pro TeamVerified Expert2026-08-18
Dear Mr. Tan, Being in Puchong Batu 14, the campus is closest to neighbourhoods like Bandar Puteri Puchong, Puchong Utama and Taman Wawasan, though our families also come from further areas such as Bandar Kinrara and Pusat Bandar Puchong. Exact travel time will depend on your specific address and traffic conditions, so for a more precise sense of the commute, our admissions team can help you work that out. This spread reflects how the school has become a familiar option across much of Puchong, rather than serving only the immediate streets around Batu 14 itself. A visit to the Puchong campus often answers these questions faster than any brochure, so feel free to arrange a tour.
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Mrs. TehTaman Meranti Jaya2026-08-16
Hi, what is 'Everyone Can Present' about?
Service Pro TeamVerified Expert2026-08-16
Dear Mrs. Teh, 'Everyone Can Present' is the practical name for our Pitching & Presentation subject under the Axcel Programme, aimed at helping every child build confidence speaking and presenting in front of others, not just the naturally outspoken ones. It works alongside TRIZ structured problem solving and Next Futurist, so children learn to think through a problem and then communicate their solution clearly. This is one of the more distinctive parts of an Axcel education. Every child takes part, not only those who already enjoy public speaking, since the aim is to normalise presenting as a skill rather than a talent some children simply have. A visit to the Puchong campus often answers these questions faster than any brochure, so feel free to arrange a tour.
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Madam KohBandar Puchong Jaya2026-08-16
Hi there, what is the 50% Registration Fee Waiver, and how do we qualify?
Service Pro TeamVerified Expert2026-08-16
Dear Madam Koh, The 50% Registration Fee Waiver applies to early registrations for our January 2027 intake, which is a straightforward way to reduce the upfront cost if you register ahead of time rather than closer to the year. I don't have the exact cut-off date or full eligibility conditions to quote accurately here, so our admissions team can confirm the specifics and help you register in time to benefit from it. Families from across Puchong, as well as further afield in Cyberjaya or Seri Kembangan, have found it worthwhile to register early precisely to lock in this waiver before the intake fills. A visit to the Puchong campus often answers these questions faster than any brochure, so feel free to arrange a tour.
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Mrs. GohPutra Heights2026-08-16
Hi there, does Aura Tycoon cost anything, or are there hidden charges later?
Service Pro TeamVerified Expert2026-08-16
Dear Mrs. Goh, Aura Tycoon is described as free and ad-free, covering Biology, Chemistry and Physics for Years 7, 8 and 9 in line with the Cambridge IGCSE science curriculum. I don't have further detail on any future changes to that model, so I won't speculate beyond what's currently confirmed. Our team can give you the most current information if you'd like more detail before your child starts using it. As things stand, there is no indication of a paid tier or advertising being introduced, which is part of why families find it a straightforward resource to recommend. Feel free to arrange a tour with us.
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Mr. NathanPusat Bandar Puchong2026-08-15
Good morning, when does my child actually sit for Cambridge IGCSE, and how is it assessed?
Service Pro TeamVerified Expert2026-08-15
Dear Mr. Nathan, Cambridge IGCSE is taken across Years 10 and 11, and it is assessed mainly through written examinations, with coursework components built into selected subjects depending on the syllabus. It is an internationally benchmarked qualification, which is one reason many parents choose this pathway over a purely local one. Your child will have been building toward this since Cambridge Primary, so by Year 10 the format and expectations are already familiar rather than new. Subjects such as Mathematics and the sciences carry heavier written components, while subjects like Design or Art may include coursework, so the exact mix depends on what your child studies. A visit to the Puchong campus often answers these questions faster than any brochure, so feel free to arrange a tour.
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Madam ChuaUSJ Subang2026-08-14
Hello, what is the Axcel-TRIZ Innovation Competition, exactly?
Service Pro TeamVerified Expert2026-08-14
Dear Madam Chua, The Axcel-TRIZ Innovation Competition is the school's own competition built around the TRIZ structured problem-solving method taught as part of the Axcel Programme. It gives students a platform to apply that structured thinking to real problems, rather than keeping it confined to classroom exercises. It sits alongside external competitions like SASMO and Kangaroo Math as part of a broader competitive and applied-learning culture at the school. Preparing for it also draws on the same reasoning habits built through Singapore Mathematics, so the competition reinforces classroom learning rather than sitting apart from it. A visit to the Puchong campus often answers these questions faster than any brochure, so feel free to arrange a tour.
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En. FaizalSeri Kembangan2026-08-11
Good morning, what does the Financial Intelligence subject actually teach?
Service Pro TeamVerified Expert2026-08-11
Dear En. Faizal, Financial Intelligence is one of the compulsory Axcel Programme subjects, focused on building your child's understanding of money, planning and decision-making from a young age. It sits alongside subjects like Pitching & Presentation and Character First as part of the same life-skills framework. I don't have the detailed year-by-year syllabus breakdown to share here, so our admissions team can walk you through exactly what is covered at your child's year level. In general terms, the subject is designed to build understanding of money, planning and decision-making progressively, in the same way Cambridge Primary builds academic skills year on year. Do drop by for a campus walkabout whenever it suits your schedule, and our team will walk you through the school.
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Mr. LucasPuchong Perdana2026-08-11
Hi there, what year should we move our child at — is there a 'best' time?
Service Pro TeamVerified Expert2026-08-11
Dear Mr. Lucas, I don't want to prescribe a single best timing without knowing your child's specific situation, since readiness varies by child. What I can say is that the curriculum runs Cambridge Primary from Years 1 to 6, Cambridge Lower Secondary from Years 7 to 9, and Cambridge IGCSE across Years 10 and 11, so an earlier move generally allows more time to settle before high-stakes exams. Our admissions team can talk through timing options for your child specifically. Do drop by for a campus walkabout whenever it suits your schedule, and our team will walk you through the school.
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Mrs. Lee16 Sierra2026-08-11
Hello, does the school bring in industry professionals to talk to students?
Service Pro TeamVerified Expert2026-08-11
Dear Mrs. Lee, I don't have specific details of individual industry mentor sessions to confirm accurately here, so I won't describe events I'm not certain about. What I can say is that subjects like Financial Intelligence and Next Futurist under the Axcel Programme are designed to connect classroom learning to real-world skills, which naturally lends itself to this kind of exposure. Our admissions team can share more on any current mentorship initiatives. Even without naming a specific visiting speaker, the underlying intent behind these subjects is to make real-world relevance a routine part of learning rather than a rare special event. Do drop by for a campus walkabout whenever it suits your schedule, and our team will walk you through the school.
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Mrs. ChongPuchong Jaya2026-08-11
Good morning, is the campus easy to find, or is it tucked away somewhere hard to reach?
Service Pro TeamVerified Expert2026-08-11
Dear Mrs. Chong, The campus is at 8-G Komersial Casa Tropika, Jalan Bunga Raya, Puchong Batu 14, 47100 Puchong, Selangor, within a commercial area, so it should be reasonably straightforward to locate using the address directly. I don't want to describe exact driving directions without risking an error, so if it helps, we can share clearer directions or arrange a time for you to visit and see it in person. Most families navigating from within Puchong itself, whether from Bandar Puteri or Puchong Utama, find the commercial address straightforward enough to locate using a standard map application. Do drop by for a campus walkabout whenever it suits your schedule, and our team will walk you through the school.
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Madam OoiBandar Kinrara2026-08-09
Hello, what happens after Cambridge Primary — does the curriculum change a lot in secondary school?
Service Pro TeamVerified Expert2026-08-09
Dear Madam Ooi, After Cambridge Primary, your child moves into Cambridge Lower Secondary for Years 7 to 9, which deepens the same subjects with more independent thinking and structured assessment. This then leads into Cambridge IGCSE across Years 10 and 11, an internationally recognised qualification. The progression is designed to be gradual rather than a sudden jump, so your child is not caught off guard by the pace or expectations of secondary-level work. Singapore Mathematics continues through this stage too. Do drop by for a campus walkabout whenever it suits your schedule, and our team will walk you through the school.
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Madam OoiPuchong Batu 142026-08-09
Hi, does the school take part in maths competitions like SASMO or Kangaroo Math?
Service Pro TeamVerified Expert2026-08-09
Dear Madam Ooi, Yes, our students take part in competitions including SASMO and the Kangaroo Math olympiad, alongside the school's own Axcel-TRIZ Innovation Competition, which ties directly into the TRIZ structured problem-solving subject under the Axcel Programme. These give students a chance to test their maths and problem-solving skills against a wider pool, beyond the regular Singapore Mathematics classroom work. Participation is generally treated as part of the wider Axcel Programme experience rather than an optional extra reserved for a select few students each year. Do drop by for a campus walkabout whenever it suits your schedule, and our team will walk you through the school.
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