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OBJECTIVES

To prepare students for their future by develop ing the capabilities
they need to compete in a competitive glob al market.
To produce good practicing Muslims who lov e the Religion and live
according to high ethical values
defined by Islam.
To produce progressive citizens who will contribute to the country’s
progress.

CORE VALUES

Education is the foundation for a successful life.

All students can learn and achieve academic success.
School facilities are safe, healthy and clean.
Parents are involved in their child’s education .

AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS

In recognition of its excellence in pedagogical services Greenview Islamic School has
received Brand Laureate SMES Cor por ate Award 2016- 017 for ‘Best Internation al
Islamic Education’, followed by SME100 award in 2018 and regarded as fast mov ing
company in Malaysia, and very recently we have been rewarded with SEBA award for
best Islamic education. These recog nition has mot ivated us to serve better and setup a
benchmark in pedagogical sector . We are proud to inform that our students have
acquired 92 A*s and A’s in the Cambridge IGCSE June 2019 Exams. To add on e mor e
feather in our cap, our school debate team has won the Tunku Abdullah Debate
Challenge and emerged as the Champion in under 15 category!!

CAMBRIDGE CURRICULUM

Greenview Islamic School follows the glob ally recognised Cambridge IGCSE
International Programme that gives the school a com prehensive curriculum for
Mathematics, English, and Science. Cambridge IGCSE is the wor ld's mos t valued
pre-university qualifications and represents the best in internation al education .
Regularly updated according to changing needs, Cambridge IGCSE encou rages
enquiry-based approaches to learning.

ISLAMIC CURRICULUM

Our Islamic Studies Curriculum fol low s the Jabatan Agama Islam Selangor (JAIS)
syllabus and is based on the teachings of the ahlis sunnah wal jamaa’ah and is exclusive

to the teachings of Imaam Ash- haafi’ee. While the cor e subjects including At-
Tawheed and Seerah are taught in English, children memor ize impor tant Soor ahs of
the Qur-aan in the original Arabic language.