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Language learning expert Dr Gianfranco Conti shared with ISKL’s parents and the wider community...
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Welcome to ISKL’s official blog, the Panther Post. In keeping with the ISKL mindset of continuous improvement, knowledge sharing and growth – Panther Post is a quick, easy to read summary of how we lead, learn, empower, and engage.
Language learning expert Dr Gianfranco Conti shared with ISKL’s parents and the wider community...
The 44th SEA Forensics and Debate tournament was a remarkable event that allowed students...
On January 25 and 26, 38 G4 and G5 students participated in the musical...
In Semester 1 of the 2023/24 academic year, music and dance concerts were held...
Co-founder and Director of Inspire Citizens Aaron Moniz shared with ISKL’s parents and the...
ISKL will support The 2017 Faisal Cup, a football and netball tournament by “The Dignity for Children Foundation” to benefit the urban poor.
Grade 1 students from Melawati went to see the play “Emily Brown and The Thing”. The play was a stage adaptation of the illustrated children’s book of the same name by Cressida Cowell (writer of How To Train Your Dragon) and Neal Layton.
We’ve had a fantastic four days with Sam Scott of MASSIVE Company and Dr. Mark Fonder Professor Emeritus Ithaca College NY, as our Artist in Residence.
Prep Senior students took a field trip to the High school Grade 10 classes and learnt about how the heart moves oxygen around the body.
It started with the projects to improve the common space for our cleaning ladies and has now morphed into teaching bus monitors ways to enhance their communication with ISKL students through greater proficiency in the English language.
The exhibition is a culmination of two years of prolonged focus to produce very creative artwork including drawings, paintings, prints, and sculptures.
Our parents were excited to learn from our knowledgeable faculty and thank everyone for their participation and commitment to our community.
Middle School Music Department hosted the annual Music Festival for over 250 young musicians, seeking to cultivate the concert band culture.
Her passion for musical theatre led to Lily’s decision to create her own production. She stated, “personally in my senior year, I still wanted the opportunity to have some musical theatre and still keep that culture alive.”
Congratulations to Nadia Redza on winning Selangor’s Most Promising Female Athlete, a prestigious athletic honor from the state of Selangor.
On March 17, ISKL’s annual Terry Fox Run raised funds for cancer research and honored Terry Fox’s effort in increasing cancer awareness.
Nadia Redza won 6 gold medals, dominating the field in the Malaysian Schools Sports Council (MSSM) Swimming Championships U18 age division.
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