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Shagun Dhaliwal, Class of 2019 was one of the student writers on the project and shares her insights this remarkable learning experience.
Congratulations to all the students who were recognized at the end of year High School 2018-2019 Award Ceremonies.
For one week every year 400 plus tween to early teen Middle School students (Grade 6-8) head off to remote corners of Malaysia to find out more about this beautiful country and, importantly, find out more about themselves as well.
I look back on the 8 years I spent at ISKL with pride and joy. Not only did ISKL provide me with a solid academic
If anyone were to ask me about the best part of our experience in Kuala Lumpur, our answer would definitely be our time at ISKL.
“Teachers Teaching Teachers” is a homegrown idea started in early 2017 by Ms. Suji DeHart, ISKL’s Elementary School Librarian. Ms. DeHart developed the initiative in order to support and upskill teachers at refugee schools who are responsible for teaching students aged between 4 and 21 years.
This year, ISKL’s grade 1 teachers have introduced a fun way to prepare students for this time of transition with a Grade 1 A-Z End of Year Activities Countdown.
The event is all about spirit – team spirit, community spirit, and for the 500 children who attended the preliminaries last month at ISKL, it also involved a large dose of ISKL Panther spirit.
Malaysia Week is a fabulous outdoor learning experience for students and a defining feature of the International School of Kuala Lumpur’s (ISKL) Middle School.
The Picha Project has one simple mission: to serve great food and at the same time provide an opportunity for refugees in Malaysia to start a new life.
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