MS Presents ‘The Weight Of Our Sky’
On November 15 - 17, the ISKL Community was treated to the stunning and...
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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.
On November 15 - 17, the ISKL Community was treated to the stunning and...
This year's GAP trip took place from November 1 - 6 and involved 448...
From October 4-6, the Robert B. Gaw Theatre was jam-packed with audiences attending the...
At their second VOX ISKL parent workshop, leading experts Nick Haisman-Smith and Joe Tchen...
For over 40 years, ISKL has upheld the tradition of Malaysia Week. This program...
This is where having a timer or a fitness device telling us to get up and move periodically proves to be helpful. Sure, we may feel ‘interrupted’ by the message ‘Move!’ coming from the devices and timers we set.
What I would give to be back on the field or in the auditorium! I remember we used to have a post-IASAS blues period, coming down from the high of competition.
ISKL dancers are peppered with lots of different workshop opportunities to help them grow in their dance abilities. Workshops are offered throughout the year by a variety of dancers, including alumni, guest artists, teachers, parents, and students themselves!
Our CAS project is about reintroducing the School-Wide Learning Results (SLR)’s to HS students with soft skills to be utilized for any problems they may face, be it in school or outside our ISKL community.
We took valuable feedback from ES, MS, HS teachers, and MS & HS students, together with anecdotal parent feedback across the schools. From that experience, we learned that expectations needed to be more clear, and it is essential to have a planning day or planning time for virtual learning to be in place
The large cast and production staff, along with a host of parent and teacher volunteers, made this huge endeavor the single biggest extracurricular activity in the school!
It is a slice-of-life romantic comedy with lots of third culture themes and the book features cameos from tons of ISKL alumni like Jon Morrison, Andre Slaatta, Ed Moline (’03), Andrew Smith (’05)
Christian was a French teacher at ISKL from 1993 to 2003, then went on to teach in Vietnam, Laos and Tunisia.
He was then deployed to Puerto Rico by the Disaster Emergency Medical Personnel System (DEMPS) of the Department of Veterans Affairs to assist in relief efforts after the January earthquake.
He says the draw of ISKL has always been about the people. He explains, “I honestly think it’s the fact that I established such close friendships. My closest friends now are my classmates from 2001.”
Their two sons, Matt and Andrew, graduated from ISKL, and Andrew, who now teaches in Vancouver, even married his Grade 9 sweetheart, Ashly Kissman. Now that’s a lovely story!
It’s her passion for dogs that is grabbing attention with Sally gaining a reputation as a leading dog trainer, especially for working dogs in urban environments. Sally was featured in this month’s edition of the Gold Coast Get It magazine.
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