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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...
We (teachers and students) felt it was important to incorporate local wildlife into our design to build on that sense of belonging and an appreciation for the diverse native animals found in Malaysia
Prep Junior students also listened to and discussed the story, ‘100th Day Worries’ by Margery Cuyler, as well as completing 100 Day charts using paint dot stampers, creating 100 Day crowns and counting 100 coins on the iPad app ‘Starfall’.
ISKL and especially my teachers gave me a world of support growing up. I wanted to pass that on to the next generation. I want today’s teachers and kids to always feel they have the resources they need
ISKL community members are invited to attend the finals on Saturday, 15 February 2020, in the Melawati Theater, from 8:15 am until 5:00 pm. The full schedule can be found on the SEA Forensics website. Do come to show your support!
A common question among prospective parents is ‘What is an international school?’
Typically, international schools have a broad range of international students, follow an international curriculum, and offer more flexibility than government-run or private schools.
The Social Change Maker’s Conference received the ISKL Inspiration Fund grant to bring these speakers to ISKL to inspire our students to grow as culturally responsible global citizens.
I asked them how they would like to be recognized, and the following week I noticed many ‘covert’ recess meetings, and eventually, the group of three came back to me and said: “Can we be teachers for a day?
This was also good in the sense that everyone could contribute. The task was accessible to all, even if at a very simple level.
As part of the International School of Kuala Lumpur’s ‘ISKL Celebrates 2020’ Gala and Auction on March 7 at the Four Seasons KL, we are excited to welcome Phillip Wong as one of the major highlights at our thrilling event!
I learn something new from the participants every time I volunteer,” says Suji DeHart, the program founder, “and I leave feeling inspired and energized
‘Community & Team Building’ was the theme for the camp-in experience, where students asked themselves questions to do with, The Me in We – what are my skills and what can I bring to my team? How can we work together?
This is the mantra of the parents-elected Board of Directors who are the governing body of ISKL. Their tireless work and piercing vision in ensuring that all resources are well managed and invested to support our students is a noteworthy achievement.
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