Wadi Sofia is a dual curricular school program, both national and international streams. Wadi Sofia offers: • Kindergarten (Age 4 - 6) • National Stream (Form 1 - 5); based on Kurikulum Standard Sekolah Menengah (KSSM) • International Stream (Year 1 - 11); based on Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE) curriculum

Yes, Wadi Sofia offers an array of co-curricular activities (clubs & societies, sports & games, and uniform bodies) to stimulate the students' minds and help them grow as individuals. You can view the full list of activities here. (Due to the COVID-19 pandemic and current health and safety SOPs set by the Ministry of Health Malaysia, some activities are limited or temporarily suspended.)

No, Wadi Sofia is not a Tahfiz* school. However, we do offer subjects such as Al-Quran, Islamic Studies, and Arabic. *Tahfiz curriculum centers around memorising and the recitation of the Quran as well as in-depth learning of Islamic Studies.

For both national and international streams, Wadi Sofia follows the Malaysian academic calendar. Therefore, the school is structured with 2 semesters. • First Semester: January - May • Second Semester: June - December *The national stream school year is subject to KPM's discretion, thus for 2021, the school year ends in Feb 2022

Depending on their levels, students will have different school hours: • Primary time 8.00 - 2.30 • Lower Secondary 8.00 - 2.30 • Upper Secondary 8.00 - 3.50 (except Thursday: 8.00am - 2.30pm)

Wadi Sofia aims to limit the number of students to 20 per classroom. This is our effort to maintain individualistic attention, to ensure our best ability to adapt and adjust our approach in teaching each student.

For educational purposes only, yes, students are permitted to bring their electronic devices. The usage of the electronic devices must be in accordance with the rules and regulations as set by the school's administration. For more detail, click here.

Wadi Sofia's school year begins in January, and students are encouraged to enroll then. We do accept students during other time of the year, but this will be on a case to case basis. Students' class placement will be subjected to our admission assessment.

In certain cases, an admission decision is reached based on a review of an applicant's latest academic and disciplinary record. In a situation where there are insufficient records, an admission assessment may be required at the registrar's discretion. The assessment will focus on the three core subjects: Mathematics, Science, and English.

Yes, we do. However, the process depends on the parents' visa status. For more details, please contact us.

Wadi Sofia offers separate hostels for boys and girls. There are two options of rooms available at our hostels: • Shared bedroom (2 students, 2 beds) • Single bedroom (1 student, 1 bed) (Students must be at least 12 years old to reside at the hostel)

No, Wadi Sofia does not directly provide school bus services. However, we might be able to assist in arranging such transportation with an independent service provider.

Wadi Sofia accepts children from the age of 4 to 6.

Wadi Sofia Kindergarten's motto is "Play, Discover and Learn." We provide structured lessons as well as flexible self directed activities for hands-on learning through collaborative play which encourages children to form friendships where they can play and learn together. For structured lessons, we offer core subjects such as English, Mathematics, Science and more. However, as the school is made up of an international body, we also put additional emphasis on more informal lessons that would leverage this cosmopolitan environment. This can range from cross cultural exposure to basic language sharing which will be supervised by teachers experienced in early childhood education.

Averaging between 15 - 20 students per class.

The school fees is inclusive of one meal per day. The meals are served during recess (10.00 am).

Wadi Sofia offers classes from Form 1 to Form 5 (SPM) which follows Kurikulum Standard Sekolah Menengah (KSSM), as set by Kementerian Pendidikan Malaysia.

Yes, they can. However, we recommend students to consult with our school's academic advisor before taking this course of action.

Yes, we do.

The international stream follows the Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE) curriculum.

The international classes are split into these categories: • Primary (Year 1 - 6). At Year 6 will sit for the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint. • Lower secondary classes (Year 7- 9). At Year 9 will sit for the Cambridge Lower Secondary Checkpoint. • Upper secondary (Year 10 - 11). At Year 11 will sit for IGCSE examinations.

Even though IGCSE is considered equivalent to SPM, IPTAs generally prioritise SPM certification for Malaysian students' admission. Students are advised to seek further clarification from respective universities as their academic requirements may differ.

Enrolment from national to international stream is possible. However, a preliminary assessment for the students may be needed to determine their placement.

Yes, we do.