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Committed to expanding students’ horizons while making a positive difference in the lives of the underprivileged, a trip to Laos was successfully organised by R.E.A.L International School, Shah Alam Campus earlier this year. The tour included a visit to the Cooperative Orthotic and Prosthetic Enterprise Centre (COPE), a local non-profit organisation that is entrusted with designing and making customised prosthetic limbs for landmine victims. The group also visited the Mulberries Silk farm, which is owned and managed by Kommaly Chantavong, recipient of the 2015 Ramon Magsaysay Award for her contribution towards community outreach programmes in Laos. There, the students were…
The Master of Marlborough College Malaysia invites you to the forthcoming Information Events, at Marlborough College Malaysia, Johor on 18th January 2017 and at the British High Commissioner’s Residence, Kuala Lumpur on 25th January 2017, to explore Boarding and Day Life at the College. During the presentation at the school you will have the opportunity to hear from the Master and other senior members of Common Room, this will be followed by a tour of the school and refreshments. During the event at KL there will be a presentation by the Master which will be followed by a brief question…
The seventh edition of the popular First Lego League (FLL) saw the tournament take on a green theme. Dubbed ‘Trash Trek’; participants from 100 teams gathered to think of new, innovative ways of collecting, sorting and reusing trash. R.E.A.L Schools are no strangers to FLL having participated in every edition since 2009 and winning notable accolades along the way. This year was no different; with R.E.A.L Schools clinching the coveted Excellence Award in the ‘Robot Performance’ category! The triumphant team was represented by three of its Shah Alam Campus students who called themselves ‘The Hazardous Hackers’. The Hackers’ fascinating project,…
One in three examinations was grade A* at IGCSE, more than half A*A, and three quarters A*- B! All percentages up on 2015, recognising the hard work and focus of staff and students.We are confident this upward trajectory will continue in 2017 with a strong (and very large) cohort of students entering year 11 after a successful first year of the course. Our A level students celebrated some outstanding successes and head off to top universities around the world. Yan Kit Tan is heading for University College London, to study Economics and Business with East European Studies, after securing A*A*A*A…
This post is brought to you in part by The British School of Kuala Lumpur. The British School of Kuala Lumpur (BSKL) is hosting an Early Years Open Morning for new students, so that prospective parents can come and see why it has been awarded ‘’outstanding’’ in a recent Independent Schools Inspectorate report. When: Wednesday 30th NovemberTime: 8.30am to 11.00amWhere: Primary Campus, Bandar UtamaWho should attend: Parents with children aged 1 – 5 To register to attend this Open Morning please visit The British School of Kuala Lumpur’s registration page. About the school The early years of a child’s education are important ones, and parents will want…
Marlborough College has been synonymous with a first-class British education for over 170 years and through its genuine links with the second campus, Marlborough College Malaysia, it is delighted to be working in partnership with the UK’s Boarding Schools’ Association to bring the first international boarding conference to Malaysia in January 2017. This is an opportunity for all teaching professionals currently working in boarding schools, or indeed any who have a pastoral role in an international school, to discuss, share,and gain valuable skills and insights into current pastoral concerns and best practices in boarding, conducted by renowned professionals and experts…
Recently, R.E.A.L International School (RIS) took part in the Majlis Sukan Negara Elite Under-12 Golf Tournament. The three-day tournament – part of the SportExcel national junior golf circuit – was jointly organised by Nestlé Milo Malaysia and the National Sports Council to develop young golfers with the skills to compete at various levels as well as to build and improve their finesse in the sport. This second leg of the national junior circuit was held at the Nilai Springs Golf and Country Club in Negeri Sembilan and attracted participation from a host of promising talents from various schools nationwide. There…
This post is brought to you in part by Sunarize Soccer Academy. Sunarize Soccer Academy is situated at IGB International School, Sungai Buloh and are committed to improving youth football development and participation in Malaysia. A vastly experienced group implements a professional and fundamental coaching program that helps to develop young minds to work as a team, to share enjoyable memories with friends, attain the knowledge of soccer and “rize” to showcase their talent. Check out Sunarize training sessions Sunarize provides training for players aged 6 years to 18 years old every Saturday from 4.30pm to 6pm and on Sundays from 8.30am to 10am. Parents are…
It was that eagerly-anticipated time of the year again when the community of R.E.A.L Schools, Cheras Campus come together to celebrate its annual Sports Carnival. Students came proudly clad in their respective House colours of Red, Blue, Green and Yellow; raring to go and give their all for a fun sporting cause.With this year’s theme being famous cartoons, the House mascots appeared in the form of famous characters such as The Incredibles, Smurfs, Minions and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. No prizes for guessing which characters represented which House! Decorating the House booths and mascots with recyclable items also went a long way…
The May 2016 examinations were taken by over 149,000 pupils around the world who achieved an average Diploma point score of 30 out of a possible maximum of 45. Of the first Marlborough College Malaysia cohort of 41 pupils taking these examinations, over 80% achieved at or above the world average and 20% achieved 40 points or more. The average score from the graduating cohort was 35 points. The Master of the College commented, “The results from our initial cohort of leavers are excellent, and both pupils and beaks should be very proud of their efforts. To achieve an average of 35 points in our first year of…