Each Wednesday, we will be sharing tips on improving your well-being, tackling mental health or physical challenges that are predominant during the Movement Control Order.
This week, we met up with faculty member Celia Cookson, who teaches HS Science and IB Extended School Services (ESS). Originally from Liverpool, United Kingdom,
ISKL’s Habitat for Humanity club made a donation of RM35,000 to Habitat for Humanity Hong Kong after receiving official confirmation of being made a Campus Chapter.
During these sessions, ISKL administrators and teachers also facilitate engaging discussions with the administrators of the refugee schools to address the questions, priorities, and needs of their schools.
Our staff was involved in exchanging knowledge and providing input towards the overall direction of their learning and growth by seeking to nurture their personal growth and professional development.
Summer is the time to recharge our batteries, but some will probably continue to practice sustainable living and service for others.
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.
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.
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.
The Faisal Cup was initiated to ensure that children from underprivileged backgrounds have an equal opportunity to play in a safe environment.
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