Sri Kuala Lumpur

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Sri Kuala Lumpur International School
Address
Sri Kuala Lumpur
1, Jalan SS 15/7A

,
47500

Malaysia
Coordinates 3°04′31″N101°35′33″E / 3.0752°N 101.5926°E / 3.0752; 101.5926
Information
TypePrimary and secondary school
MottoMalay: Kemajuan melalui Pemahaman
(Progress through Understanding)
Established1979
FounderTan Sri Dato’ Ir. Othman Merican
StatusOpen
Principal
  • Secondary School: Mr Tan Sun Seng
  • Primary School: Dr Cheah Swi Ee
CEO Hanif Othman Merican
GenderCo-educational
Number of studentsMore than 3000
Education systemCambridge Primary Checkpoint & IGCSE
LanguageEnglish, Bahasa Malaysia
Houses
  •   Blue
  •   Green
  •   Red
  •   Yellow
SloganInternational Excellence and Values
Song
Pride to Sri KL (Men of Harlech)
YearbookThe Athenaeum
AlumniAthenaean
Website www.srikl.edu.my

Sri Kuala Lumpur International School (Sri KL) is a Malaysian private non-profit educational institution located in Subang Jaya, Petaling District, Selangor, Malaysia.

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The school was founded as Sri Kuala Lumpur Primary School in 1969, with Sri Kuala Lumpur Secondary School being officially incorporated in 1987. It is wholly owned and managed by Othman Merican Educational Development Berhad, a not-for-profit foundation.

The medium of instruction at Sri KL is predominantly English. [1]

In national competitions, such as The Star R.AGE Cheerleading Competition, the school's team has won the national title multiple times. [2] The school's orchestra and wind band perform at national and international competitions as well. Sri KL actively participates in MSSD and gained victories in golf, tennis, squash, waterpolo, basketball, netball, cross country and others.

Notable Sri KL alumni include Julian Yee, 2017 and 2019 Southeast Asian (SEA) Games figure skating gold medalist and Malaysia’s representative at the 2018 Winter Olympics, and Carmen Lim, Best Female Athlete at the 2016 Malaysian Para Games in Sarawak.

History

Sri Kuala Lumpur Primary School was established by the late Tan Sri Dato’ Ir. Othman Merican in January 1978 at Jalan Nipah, Kuala Lumpur with an initial enrolment of six students. In August 1979, the school moved to Jalan Anak Gasing. Enrolment had increased to 100 by January 1980 and over 300, when it moved to Jalan Ampang 12 months later. A further move occurred in December 1984, to Taman Mayang, Petaling Jaya.

Finally, in January 1986 Sri KL moved to its current location in SS15, Subang Jaya. The secondary school was subsequently opened in 1987. In 2005, the then Education Minister, Dato Seri Hishamuddin Tun Hussein declared the new facilities block to be opened.

In 2010, Year 1 and 2 started the Cambridge international curriculum. In the same year, secondary students from Year 7 (Form 1) had the choice of studying the government (KBSM) or Cambridge syllabus. [3] As of 2017, all primary students sit for the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint and secondary students sit for the Cambridge IGCSE exam. All students who are Malaysian citizens are required to sit for the Sijil Pelajaran Menengah (SPM) Bahasa Malaysia paper.

School system

The academic year at Sri Kuala Lumpur starts in January and ends around mid-November. The school day starts at 0750hrs and ends at 1530hrs for primary school students, and 1540hrs for secondary school students.

Students are sorted into classes, which typically have 30 students each. Each class has two main teachers.

Primary school switched from the National syllabus to Cambridge Primary Programme in 2010.

Secondary school adopted the Cambridge IGCSE in 2010 and sit for the IGCSE exams. In addition, all secondary students who are Malaysian citizens are also required to sit for the Bahasa Malaysia paper in Sijil Pelajaran Menengah (SPM). Some students also opt to sit for the Youth Chinese Test.

Enrolment and Entry Requirements

Students are required to pass an Entrance Assessment Test and must live in Malaysia. Due to the long waiting list, parents register as early as 2 years in advance to secure a place for the Entrance Assessment Test.

Messages from the Principals

Messages from the Primary Principal Dr. Cheah Swi Ee and Secondary Principal Mr. Tan Sun Seng.

Facilities

All classes are air-conditioned. Each class has a whiteboard, message board and 2 push-pin boards, one at the front right side and one at the back. Classes also have additional facilities such as Promethean Activboards, SMART boards and Epson Multimedia Projectors. Teachers and students use these boards for presentations and interactive teaching. Each class can hold a maximum of 30 students. Teachers have a remote control and an ActivPen for their use in teaching. The staff room is well stocked with teaching materials, and iMacs for use. Each department has a computer to assist in teaching. [4] [5]

There are 2 canteens, the Primary Canteen being located adjacent to the Primary Courtyard and the Great Hall, while the Secondary Canteen being adjacent to the football field. The Great Hall is used for assembly on Mondays for the secondary students, and Thursdays for the primary students. But it is also used for tests, competitions, performances, and events. There is also a swimming pool, a library, multiple playgrounds, an art room, a music room, a staff room and two football/basketball courts. On the secondary side, there is a gym, library, dance room, book shop, another staff room, a nurse's office, and an auditorium. [4] [5]

Extracurricular activities and sports

Sri Kuala Lumpur School offers a wide variety of clubs and societies, and their music programme consists of an orchestra and a wind band.

The school also offers basketball, cross-country running, football, futsal, netball, swimming, table tennis, and track and field. In addition, there is also Choir, Chess, Swimming Polo, etc.

The school teams compete at district, state, and national levels. Students are divided into 4 houses within the school, which compete against one another in sports and other co-curricular activities.

Notable alumni

Notable Sri Kuala Lumpur School alumni include:

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