Novel Knockout is an annual event organised by The Kuala Lumpur Librarian Network (KLLN) which was proudly hosted by ISKL in 2017. Students across 11 schools read eight books and were quizzed on details – short answers on paper and multiple choice on the iPad – for a total of 160 questions per round!
ISKL could not thank enough its amazing Parent Community. The ISKL Parent Volunteer Appreciation Brunch recognized our parent volunteers who serve graciously and tirelessly on our PTA every year
ISKL is very proud of the 20 Boys Scouts who have completed their Architecture Merit Badge after visiting the new Ampang Hilir Campus construction site.
Of all the experiences our students share in Middle School, every year Malaysia Week stands out as a highlight. Amazing things happen when Middle Schoolers break out of their normal routines and comfort zones. They try new and challenging activities and become reliant on one another. This is what Malaysia Week is all about; learning enthusiastically and collaborating constructively.
An innovative leader who is passionate about improving education, Steve Katz initiates change by building capacity in individuals. He loves harnessing the power of technology to strengthen our abilities as educators and has helped to create professional development programs at ISKL and his previous schools.
ISKL is delighted to recognize two local Malaysian students, Ms. (Nicole) Phung Weng Kay and Ms. Abbernaa Dhevi Kukananthan, who have been selected to receive the prestigious scholarships for the IB Diploma program at ISKL.
Michael Protomo set 1 national (Indonesian) record, narrowly missing a second national record on his way to 2 gold medals. Congratulations Michael!
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.
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