The Picha Project is a great example of how an impact driven enterprise is changing the lives of refugees in Malaysia by helping them rebuild their lives.
ISKL official blog
Welcome to Panther Post - a round-up of ideas, insights and inspiration from ISKL and the broader educational community both in Asia Pacific and around the world. 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.
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Three of ISKL’s alumni and one HS student will be participating in the event: Georgina McKavanagh (Class of 2013), Jasmine Ng (Class of 2021), Jennab Zulkifly (Class of 2011) and Kenzi-Li Williams (Class of 2018) will be playing for Malaysia’s national team in the tournament.
The Faisal Cup was initiated to ensure that children from underprivileged backgrounds have an equal opportunity to play in a safe environment.
While being able to access and afford these supports may result in positive changes for your child, the progress rate is influenced by a family's direct involvement. The most critical aspect of early language intervention is parent involvement.
Deciding where to send your child to school needs to be well considered and it is natural for parents and children to be concerned about how they will fit into a new school both academically and socially, especially when the child may have little to no familiarity with the English language.
The new purpose-built campus of The International School of Kuala Lumpur (ISKL) in Ampang Hilir was officially opened today by: YB Dato’ Saifuddin Abdullah, Minister of Foreign Affairs Malaysia; YB Dr. Xavier Jayakumar, Minister of Water, Land and Natural Resources Malaysia; and YB Ms. Teo Nie Ching, Deputy Minister of Education Malaysia.
Over three tough, competitive sporting days, 150 visiting athletes from international schools across the region battled it out on the pitches of ISKL in the Interscholastic Association of Southeast Asia Schools (IASAS) Rugby (Boys) and Touch (Girls) Tournament.
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ISKL has won the prestigious International School Leader Awards in the category Initiative for Inclusion for its unique Life-Centered Education (LCE) program which supports the needs of students with diagnosed intellectual or developmental differences.
Making the right choice isn’t always easy and seems to get harder as the number of candles on the birthday cake increases. Deciding when, and where, to send your child to school is possibly one of the biggest decisions a family has to make in early childhood
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The International School of Kuala Lumpur (ISKL) has been shortlisted for the prestigious International School Leader Awards in the category Initiative for Inclusion for its unique Life-Centered Education (LCE) program.
The transition to our Ampang Hilir campus presented a unique opportunity for ISKL to create learning spaces that offer flexibility, inspire ideas and create opportunities for interaction and connectivity
It is with great pleasure that the ISKL Board announces the appointment of Mr. Rami Madani as our next Head of School.
Sharing knowledge with peers is the cornerstone of professional development and ISKL was delighted to have eight representatives present at the 50th Annual East Asia Regional Council of Schools Leadership Conference (EARCOS) held in Kuala Lumpur this month.
ISKL’s academic program has been specifically designed to give our students the flexibility to explore options and take advantage of expanding global opportunities
ISKL is delighted to host LanguageOne Kuala Lumpur in our Ampang Hilir campus to provide Dutch language courses to children aged 2½ to 18 and the opportunity to develop their home language in a safe and enjoyable learning environment.
ISKL’s PTA President, Annie Gillis shares her insights on the benefits of getting involved in your school community.
ISKL students outstanding International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme (DP) academic results.
Director of Admissions, Julia Love shares her insights into the questions parents should be asking a prospective school.
Four ISKL teams recently competed at the KL Novel Knockout Championships.
Well done to ISKL's representatives, Tasha and Alex who came in third place at the YIS Global Stock Pitch Competition.
Listen to Mark McElroy's (Class '97) recent TEDx talk and hear how his experiences at ISKL prepared him for life as a global citizen.
ISKL is dedicated to providing the best learning environment possible and we are excited to see the reaction from both faculty and students when they experience ISKL's new smart campus.
ISKL is one of the only international schools in Kuala Lumpur offering all elementary students access to a dedicated, in-house, full-time SLP and speech therapy.
As this year's data is analyzed, it is not a surprise to see such impressive results coming from our hard-working students.
Making reading fun and interesting is a critical component in engaging our young readers.
In February nine ISKL students headed to Siem Reap, Cambodia to assist in building two houses for local families.
Global Action Program (GAP) participants idea to keep this group of Nepali children warm during the harsh winter.
The evening was aimed at local families interested to learn more about the International Baccalaureate (IB) and ISKL's IB Diploma program, the longest-running such program in Malaysia.
Agency is the drive and capacity to take purposeful initiative - or even simpler - the exact opposite of helplessness.
Dr. Ramsey spent a full week with ISKL music students, teaching and sharing her knowledge culminating in the Choral Exchange music festival.
Kids 4 Kids, is a nonprofit organization where ISKL students volunteer to spend time with cancer children at the Pediatric Cancer Ward in KL Hospital.
This month, we welcome Dr. Andrea Ramsey, Scott Hickey, and Haffendi Anuar Visiting Artists in Residence at ISKL!
The SEA Forensics and Debate Tournament is the longest consecutive event hosted by ISKL
Lydia Lubon, ISKL graduate Class of '96, screened her film, Operation Sumatran Rhino, made for National Geographic last Tuesday evening at ISKL.