FAQ

FAQ

Any Questions?

We have put together some frequently asked questions.

What are the facilities offered at the school?

Our campus features modern, purpose-built spaces designed to facilitate holistic growth. These include fully air-conditioned classrooms, well-equipped science laboratories, dedicated Information Technology (ICT) suites, a resource-rich library, specialised rooms for music and visual arts, and extensive indoor and outdoor sports facilities for futsal, basketball, and badminton.

Are boarding facilities available for students?

No, Sri Murni is strictly a day school. Boarding facilities are not provided.

What are the Co-Curricular activities offered by the school?

We offer a vibrant selection of Co-Curricular Activities (CCAs) spanning uniform bodies (such as Scouts and Guides), academic societies (including the English Language Oratorical club and Mathematics & Science STEM club), creative arts, and sports. Professional coaching is also available for specific disciplines like taekwondo, chess and basketball.

What nationalities are the students at the school?

Our student body is predominantly Malaysian, fostering a rich, multi-ethnic community. However, we warmly welcome international students who hold valid visas in accordance with Ministry of Education guidelines, maintaining a globally minded learning environment.

What type of food is available at the school cafeteria?

Our school cafeteria provides a nutritious variety of Halal-certified local and Western meals. Menus are carefully balanced to ensure students have access to wholesome, healthy lunches and snacks during break times.

Is uniform compulsory for all students?

Yes, wearing the prescribed school uniform is compulsory for all students across all levels, from Early Years Pre School through to Senior Secondary School.

Does the school provide transportation for its students?

While the school does not directly manage a transport fleet, we work closely with trusted third-party school bus operators who service various residential zones across the Cheras and surrounding areas.

Are there bus services for students enrolled in after-school activities?

Standard school bus routes operate based on core dismissal times. For late-running after-school activities, parents generally need to coordinate separate pickup arrangements directly with the private transport operators.

What are the school hours?
  • Early Years (Preschool) & Junior 1 to Junior 3: 8:00 am – 3:00 pm
  • Junior 4 to Junior 6 & Senior 1 to Senior 5: 8:00 am – 3:30 pm
How does the school deal with bullying issues?

We enforce a strict zero-tolerance policy toward bullying of any kind. Any reported incidents are dealt with immediately through a restorative approach managed by our school leadership and pastoral counselling team to safeguard student well-being.

Which curriculum does the school follow?

Sri Murni offers a comprehensive dual-track framework. We deliver the foundational Malaysian National Curriculum (KSSR and KSSM) seamlessly integrated with international Cambridge standards for English, Mathematics, and Science.

Does the school provide Learning Support?

Yes, our educators provide targeted academic guidance and remedial support to assist students who require extra reinforcement in their core subjects.

How many students are there in each class?

To ensure maximum individual attention and personalised care, we maintain a low class enrolment policy, with an average limit of 25 students per class.

Which are the languages taught at the school?

To develop high-level multilingual communication skills, we teach Bahasa Melayu, English (following international Cambridge O Level/1119 proficiency standards), and Mandarin.

What are the nationalities and experiences of your teachers?

Our faculty consists of highly qualified, seasoned Malaysian educators who receive ongoing professional development and specialized training aligned with global Beaconhouse pedagogical methodologies.

What is the best way for a parent to communicate with a teacher or the school?

Effective communication is maintained via the student's daily communication book, our dedicated parent portal, direct school email, or by scheduling physical appointments through the administrative office. Regular Parent-Teacher Days are also conducted annually.

If our child faces difficulties in speaking the English language, do you have support?

Yes, we provide dedicated English language reinforcement and immersion support to help students build structural vocabulary, fluency, and conversational confidence.

What age groups does the school cater for?

Sri Murni caters for children aged 4 to 17 years old, covering Early Years (Preschool), Primary and Secondary school.

What is IGCSE and how does the dual pathway work?

The International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) is a world-renowned qualification. Because our school features an integrated dual pathway, students build the academic capacity to navigate both international Cambridge components and their national public examination (SPM) requirements. The International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) is a world-renowned qualification offered by Cambridge and recognised by universities and employers globally.

At our school, we offer an integrated Dual Pathway Programme, which provides students with the opportunity to build the academic capacity to navigate both the international Cambridge curriculum and the national public examination pathway (SPM).

The Dual Pathway Programme is optional and offered as a choice to parents and students. Families may choose for their child to pursue the Dual Pathway and sit for both the IGCSE and SPM examinations, or they may opt to follow the national curriculum pathway leading to SPM only, based on their child's aspirations, strengths and future educational goals.

Can students enrol at any time of the year?

Yes, mid-term enrolments are welcome throughout the academic year, subject to seat availability in the desired year group and a successful entrance diagnostic.

What will my child be tested on during the Entrance Assessment?

Students applying for both Primary and Secondary levels will sit for assessments in English, Bahasa Melayu, and Mathematics. The results help the school understand the student's current academic level and ensure appropriate placement.

How is grade placement determined?

Placement is determined primarily by your child's chronological age within the calendar year (January 1st – December 31st) matching Ministry of Education regulations, alongside the results of our Entrance Assessments.

Does the fee include the cost of uniforms and books?

No, registration and tuition fees do not cover books or uniforms. These essential learning materials must be purchased separately at the school store before the term starts.

Does Beaconhouse provide sibling discounts?

Yes, Beaconhouse offers a structured sibling discount programme ranging from 5% to 20% for families with multiple children enrolled within our school network.