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Event · Kuala Lumpur

Three education expos at Bukit Jalil, 24⁠–⁠25 October: talks and kids' contests

Swim safety, speech therapy and physio talks, plus drawing and storytelling for the kids.

Xiao Hai · HiGo Corner JournalEventLast checked 21 October 20263 min read

The top half is an AI illustration: an exhibition hall inside a shopping mall, two rows of white partition booths with blue, red and yellow panels, parents walking hand in hand with children, seen from behind, towards a small stage at the far end where a few children are performing, with daylight from a skylight above; the bottom half is a warm white text band. Text: a rounded tag at the top reading “Event · Kuala Lumpur”, the headline “Three education expos” and “talks and kids’ contests”, a subline “Bukit Jalil · 24–25 Oct”, and along the bottom “Every corner, everywhere.”, “HiGo Corner Journal” and “higo.shop”.
Illustration: AI-generated (ChatGPT)
Official dates24–25 October 2026
VenuePavilion Bukit Jalil Exhibition Centre, Level 5
State / territoryKuala Lumpur

Official schedule: 24–25 October 2026. Dates are from the organiser's announcement. We cannot confirm that the event is running on any particular day.

Parents who want to see private and international schools, preschools and enrichment centres in one go can head to Pavilion Bukit Jalil Exhibition Centre on 24 and 25 October 2026. The three expos ECEE (early childhood education), MYPISE (private and international schools) and MEFE (education franchises) share the same venue, so one visit takes in a good number of schools and centres. ECEE's site

At a glance

  • When: Saturday 24 to Sunday 25 October 2026, with the stage programme running from 10:00 to 19:30 on both days.
  • Tickets: no admission fee has been announced.
  • Where: Pavilion Bukit Jalil Exhibition Centre, Level 5 (2, Persiaran Jalil 8, Bandar Bukit Jalil, 57000 Kuala Lumpur).
  • Getting there: by car from the LDP or KESAS; car park entrances A, B, C and D all lead into the mall, and entrance B is the easiest way to the exhibition centre.
  • Who it's for: parents comparing private and international schools, preschools and enrichment centres; useful too if your child has special needs.

Highlights

  • Students on stage: on 24 October, a TED Talk by Canary International School students at 11:30, the Sri Desa International school band at 14:30, and violin plus public speaking from Fortis International School at 16:30.
  • Special needs talks: four talks from 15:30 to 16:30 on 24 October, including speech and feeding therapist Tan Chai Li on helping children speak and Qistine Loh of HI 5 Sen Care Centre on alternative ways to support development, plus a separate presentation by an occupational therapist from GNT Medixcel.
  • More talks: on 24 October, Bleufish Swim School on lifesaving and open water at 10:30, and Playvelope on the difference between activity and therapy at 13:00; on 25 October at 16:30, paediatric physiotherapist Chok Soo Sim of Light Up Therapy on what a child's movement is telling you.
  • Children's contests: drawing (24 October, ages 10 to 15), storytelling (24 October, ages 7 to 12, in English), colouring (25 October, ages 4 to 7) and talent (25 October, ages 7 to 15), and each child can enter only one. On 25 October, Sorotouch's MYSoroFes 2026 mental arithmetic slot runs from 14:15 to 16:15.

Before you go

  • Neither the admission fee nor the daily opening and closing times have been announced; to plan your timing, use the programme's 10:00 to 19:30 as a guide.
  • Contest registration closed on 16 October 2026, and whether you can still enter on the day has not been stated.
  • The storytelling and talent contests have two different end times: the posters and registration form say 17:00 to 18:30, while the programme PDF has them running 17:00 to 19:00.
  • The driving directions come from the mall's own car park guide map, which says it was last updated on 3 December 2021; how to connect by rail or bus, and what parking costs, have not been announced.

Places nearby

Inside the same Pavilion Bukit Jalil mall there are a few more places to stop after the expo, all rated 4.6 or above with 1,200 reviews or more (last checked on 4 September 2026). Metapark is on Level 5 in front of the TGV cinema, Manjoe and Uncle Luo are on Level 1, and Iron House Kopitiam is on Level 2:

Ratings and review counts come from Google's public data, as recorded by HiGo on 4 September 2026. They are not a HiGo ranking or recommendation.

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