List of missionary schools in Malaysia

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Missionary schools in Malaysia have their origins derived from British colonialism. [1]

Contents

Background

Under the Aziz report, many missionary schools opted to be nationalised in 1971.

Statistics

Nearly half of such schools are located in the Christian-majority Sarawak state.

Primary schools

Methodist schools

Convent schools

La Salle schools

Anglican Church schools

Diocesan parish schools

Marist Brothers school

Others

Secondary schools

Methodist schools

Convent schools

La Salle schools

Anglican Church schools

Diocesan parish schools

Marist Brothers

London Missionary Society

Mill Hill schools

Others

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References

  1. Federation of Christian Mission Schools Malaysia (16 April 2021). "Mission Schools in Malaysia" (PDF).