PISF celebrates 25th education fair in November


PISF marked its return to MVEC with more than 70 exhibitors ranging from international schools to boarding schools, preschools to those with Special Educational Needs (SEN) support, among many others.

PARENTS exploring private and international education options will be able to meet a wide range of schools and education providers at the 25th Private and International School Fair (PISF) in Kuala Lumpur, on Nov 14 and 15 at Mid Valley Exhibition Centre (MVEC).

Organised by Mint Communications, the fair brings together international schools, boarding schools, preschools, learning centres, education consultants and other education providers, giving families the opportunity to explore different education pathways and to speak directly with representatives under one roof.

PISF was recognised by the Malaysia Book of Records for hosting the Largest International School Fair in Malaysia in 2025 and has continued to connect families with private and international education providers over the years.

According to Mint Communications co-founder and director Nickie Yew:

“Reaching our 25th Kuala Lumpur Fair is a meaningful milestone for us. The fair gives parents a convenient way to meet representatives of schools directly, to compare different education options and to gain a clearer understanding of the pathways available for their children.”

Explore schools and education pathways

Open from 11am to 6pm on both days, the fair allows parents to speak with admissions teams, compare curricula and learning environments, and find out about admissions, fees, scholarships and upcoming intakes.

Families will have the opportunity to explore British, International Baccalaureate (IB), American, Australian and other international curricula, as well as boarding, enrichment and overseas education options.

More than 70 exhibitors under one roof

With over 70 exhibitors participating, families can explore a wide range of education options at one convenient location.

From private and international schools to boarding schools, preschools, learning centres, special educational needs (SEN) support and overseas education pathways, the fair brings together education providers catering to different ages, interests and learning needs.

Parents can speak directly with school representatives, compare programmes and discover options that best suit their children’s educational goals.

Complimentary gifts and lucky draw

For the November fair, families who take the next step in their child’s education journey can enjoy an additional reward.

The first 200 families each day, with 400 families across both days, who complete their school sign-up or application and pay the required application or sign-up fee will receive a complimentary gift and be eligible to participate in a lucky draw featuring prizes worth up to RM20,000.

The lucky draw announcement will take place at 2.45pm and 4.45pm on both days, giving eligible families the chance to win exciting prizes while exploring education options for their children at the fair.

International schools

Participating schools include:

> Ace Edventure Group – Dwi & Sri Emas International School

> HELP International School

> International Schools Partnership – Tenby Schools, Straits International School, Rawang and Asia Pacific Schools

> Maple Leaf Kingsley International School

> Peninsula International and Private Schools

> Sayfol International School Kuala Lumpur

> Campus Rangers International School

> Concord College International School

> Qosmo International School

> Seven Skies International School

> Honsbridge International School

> Sunway International School

> UCSI Schools Group

> Westlake International School

> Sri Desa International School

> Kolej Tuanku Ja’afar

> St. John’s International Primary and Secondary School

> Sri Bestari Schools (Private and International)

and many others.

Boarding schools

Families considering residential education will also be able to meet representatives from:

> Concord College International School

> Dwi Emas International School

> EPSOM College Malaysia

> Forest City International School, Johor

> Imperial International School, Ipoh

> International Islamic School Malaysia

> Kolej Tuanku Ja’afar

> Kolej Yayasan Saad Melaka

> Kolej Yayasan UEM

> MAHANS International School, Melaka

> Maple Leaf Kingsley International School

> Peninsula International School Australia

> Sunway International School

> UCSI International School

> Westlake International School

Younger visitors can head to Fun Kids Explorer (FKE), a dedicated zone where children can have fun, explore and learn through hands-on activities.
Younger visitors can head to Fun Kids Explorer (FKE), a dedicated zone where children can have fun, explore and learn through hands-on activities.

Special Educational Needs (SEN) support

Families exploring education options for children with different learning needs will also be able to connect with Natalya Maurice and Passend Education at the fair.

Parents will have the opportunity to speak with their representatives to learn more about available support, learning approaches and programmes tailored to different educational needs.

Preschools and learning centres 

The fair will also feature:

> Ann Perreau’s Music School

> Beyond Books Academy

> DC Ultimate Frisbee Academy

> Erudite Academy

> Fireflies Early Years School

> Kove International

> Portdemy 

> Stellar Academy @ Stellaire International

> Wembley Academy

> WYNKIDS

Global education opportunities

Visitors will also be able to explore overseas education and pre-university pathways through:

> British International School, Phuket

> Cardiff Sixth Form

> Kennedy Catholic High School (USA)

> International School Altdorf, in collaboration with Lucerne International Academy (LIA)

> Yew Chung International School of Shanghai

Parents could also seek guidance on overseas schooling, boarding, admissions and international education pathways.

Fun kids explorer: A space for young learners

The fair is designed with younger visitors in mind through Fun Kids Explorer (FKE), a dedicated area where children are able to have fun, explore and learn through hands-on activities.

One of the highlights is STEM4All Makerspace, where children will have the opportunity to discover the joy of creating, experimenting and solving problems through interactive STEM-based activities.

Supported by our sponsors

The event is supported by Amanah Saham Nasional Berhad (ASNB), Malaysia’s largest unit trust management company offering investment solutions for long-term financial planning; COWA Coconut Water, a refreshing coconut water brand; D-Drops, a Canadian-owned nutritional supplement brand specialising in vitamin D3 drops and other science-driven nutritional solutions for the whole family; KVC Industrial Supplies, a leading distributor of electrical products and solutions in Malaysia; Legumes Catering, a catering provider offering food and event catering services; LifeCare Diagnostic Medical Centre, a multidisciplinary healthcare provider in Malaysia offering diagnostic, preventive, therapeutic and wellness services through its network of healthcare and wellness businesses; Smartall Sdn Bhd, a children’s nutritional product featuring probiotics, prebiotic fibre and calcium to support healthy growth and development; Sun Life Malaysia, a leading life insurance and family takaful provider offering protection, savings and wealth solutions; and Sunfeet International, a foot alignment centre specialising in children’s foot, posture and walking assessments.

Participating schools and education providers will also offer exclusive fair privileges, including selected scholarships, discounts and fee waivers.

For registration, the latest exhibitor list and event updates, visit the official PISF website.

Event Details

25th Private and International School Fair – Kuala Lumpur

Venue: Mid Valley Exhibition Centre (MVEC), Kuala Lumpur

Date: Nov 14 to 15

Time: 11am – 6pm

Entry fee: Free entry, register here: https://bit.ly/PISFKLNov2026 

Families are encouraged to register in advance and visit the fair to compare education options and discover pathways that suit their children's needs.

 

 

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