ISKL will be holding its Open Day this September for families to ask and explore the ISKL approach in preparing their children for the future. 

Making a final decision in selecting the most relevant curriculum for your child is a course of action that proves difficult to u-turn if their academic needs are not effectively realized from the outset.

With an average IB score of 34 points and a 97 percent pass rate, ISKL students were placed well above the global average which this year dropped to 30.24 points from the previous year’s 32 points and the global pass rate (not yet published) which is historically around 80 percent. 

In this edition, we discuss how transitions at school can be a challenging factor that often involves adapting to new environments, teachers, peers, or even academic expectations. 

“Know yourself, care for all, and create a better world” is the standard set by ISKL for all students embarking upon an educational journey that takes on the path to global citizenship.

The partnership between students, parents, and staff members exemplifies The International School of Kuala Lumpur's (ISKL) status as a parent-governed school with a parent-elected board.

The International School of Kuala Lumpur is an educational institution built upon the ethics of understanding transition, whether it be between countries, grades, departments, or campuses.

Embarking upon an international education may be a daunting decision for parents raising children of this generation. Their academic success and future career prospects require a thoughtful approach that duly considers family circumstances and finances.

At The International School of Kuala Lumpur (ISKL), ten words make up the school’s vision: know yourself, care for all, and create a better world.

Change is the one constant in today's world. Change can be difficult for families going through or about to enter the transition period, especially with children. For schools such as ISKL, communities are transient by nature; hence ISKL Counsellors have developed means to navigate this change.

When choosing a school, it goes without saying that every parent wants their child to be happy and settled, however when researching schools, parents often overlook the role a school community can play in creating a whole family experience.

It is no doubt that a school's influence on a child's development today impacts their future. Years from now, when our children today grow into global citizens who lead happy, fulfilling lives- it will be thanks in part to their education.

One of the most important roles a parent can play is to ensure their child has the skills needed to thrive in today’s fast-paced world. As parents, we look for a school where the curriculum encourages critical thinking by immersing students in a relevant environment.

At The International School of Kuala Lumpur (ISKL), ten words make up the school’s vision: know yourself, care for all, and create a better world. The school believes these words put together are powerful tools in its mission to inspire learners to shape their path as global citizens.

This year, The International School of Kuala Lumpur (ISKL) Scholarship Program marks 20 years of providing life-changing scholarships to Malaysian students. Since 2002, recipients of ISKL’s two-year IB Diploma Programme Scholarships have experienced the benefits of undertaking the internationally recognized IB Diploma.

Is the purpose of education to gain knowledge or to be prepared for life? The International School of Kuala Lumpur (ISKL) believes that supporting students in developing 21st-century skills prepares them to succeed in their future.

Heading to university soon? Hear from our Class of 2020 alumni, Alex and Bausch, as they share their top tips when applying to university!

What is the purpose of education? Is it to gather knowledge or to be prepared for life? The International School of Kuala Lumpur (ISKL) believes that supporting students in developing 21st-century skills prepares them to succeed in their future.

Students at The International School of Kuala Lumpur (ISKL) received outstanding results in this year’s International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) and Advanced Placement (AP) exams.

Often heard echoing through the walls of The International School of Kuala Lumpur's (ISKL) state-of-the-art campus, the phrase carries significant meaning for the school.

Not-for-profit – these three simple words can make a huge difference to the educational experience for both students and families.

“The idea of finding yourself at ISKL is really about helping students find their way and empowering them through their learning.”

What are your best memories of school? When posed with this question, the answers will often involve two distinct themes: people and activities.

The essence of learning at ISKL begins with our trust in individual identity. Our education system focuses on a practical, social and emotional skill mindset to encourage students to grow above and beyond academic success.

The International School of Kuala Lumpur (ISKL) believes its success in preparing students for their future depends on how well it supports them in developing 21st-century skills today.

“Any visitor coming to the ISKL Ampang Hilir campus is in awe. From the vastness to the perspectives, it gives a feeling of grandeur. The campus is constantly buzzing…The design allows everyone to find their own space.”

On November 5, the teams behind the Adolescent COVID-19 Vaccination Centre at The International School of Kuala Lumpur (ISKL) in Ampang Hilir celebrated the successful conclusion of the clinic. During the five weeks the clinic was in operation more than 11,000 first and second doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID vaccine were administered to students aged 12-17 years as part of Malaysia’s National COVID-19 Immunisation Programme.

At The International School of Kuala Lumpur (ISKL), we believe that the success in preparing students for their future depends on how well we support them in developing 21st-century skills today.

How can parents determine what is the ‘right’ school for their child?

“Which curriculum is the best fit for my child?”. As parents, one of the top priorities includes choosing the best education possible for your child.