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Last week, the Music Department took 38 students from Secondary Voices, Chamber Voices and the Primary Choir to Bangkok to perform at the FOBISIA Choral Festival.

BSKL Swim Team is offering various swim programmes during this Easter Break.

On the 7th of March, the Global Goals Team of the Social Impact Team held an assembly on Women in STEAM Day. 

4 of BSKL's Year 12 students had the opportunity to attend an engineering competition held at the MRANTI Makers Lab.

The Primary Spanish assembly today at BSKL showcased how the language learning experience comes to life through drama and song.

BSKL were proud to support International Women's Week with a host of workshops, discussions and activities!

Wellbeing is one of the four key pillars of the Nord Anglia education strategy and last week staff, students, and parents from the BSKL community had the opportunity to show what that means in practice. 

Meet the students who will be representing BSKL at the Nord Anglia Education UNICEF Summit.

A group of Early Years and Key Stage One Parents embarked on a journey together as part of our Parent Partnership Series. Mrs Emily Clark, Head of Reception and mother of 2 Primary aged children at BSKL, led the group of 14 parents through a series of 4 sessions focusing on how parenting can be difficult and how to make your way through some of the challenges and difficulties that you can face as a parent. The study group used the book 'Peaceful Parents, Happy Kids: How to Stop Yelling and Start Connecting' by Dr. Laura Markham to facilitate their discussions.

Our Primary parents in partnership workshops continued this week with a session on The Big 5 of Reading. 

On Wednesday 1st March we had our BSKL Science Fair.  Students from Y7 all the way through to Y13 have been working on their projects since just before the Christmas Holiday and they showcased their work to Y6; a select number of secondary students as well as parents in our exhibition event.  

With just a few days to go, BSKL students will be leading the BSKL Push-Up Challenge Inter-House Competition to raise awareness for the mental and emotional well-being of underprivileged children with life threatening illnesses in Hospital Kuala Lumpur (HKL).

It was a wonderful opportunity for more than 40 BSKL swimmers to take part in the GIS (Garden International School) Early Fire over the weekend of 11th and 12th February.

On Friday 17th February, after three long years, AIMS Primary Athletics finally returned! Our BSKL Lions spent weeks preparing for the big competition, practising their throws, runs and jumps during both after-school and lunchtime training sessions. They were raring to go, ready to compete at the highest level and proud to be representing BSKL.

On Saturday 18th February, sixty four of our secondary athletes travelled to Alice Smith International School to compete in the AIMS Secondary Track and Field 2022/23. This was the first time the competition had been held for over three years. The BSKL Lions were keen to put the months of training and preparation into action against nine other International Schools from around the region.

Learn about how BSKL cultivates personal wellbeing with positive psychology using PERMAH. 

The 2023 swim galas went smoothly for the past 2 weeks for Primary and Secondary. Here are the results.

On Friday 18th February, BSKL celebrated the huge effort and generosity of the BSKL community by presenting cheques to the three charities that were involved in our Pink Day event.

Our Year 5 students have been learning about refugees from their class book ‘Refugee Boy’ by Benjamin Zephaniah.  After hearing the news that Turkey and Syria had been affected by a devastating earthquake they decided to help.

Being the first international swimming competition since the 2019 edition, that was held at the same venue of Bangkok Patana School (BPS), the hype of representing The British International School of Kuala Lumpur (BSKL) was abuzz for months in preparation leading up to this prestigious event. With the absence of British Schools from China, BSKL competed against 22 other schools for top honours.