What are the schools in Malaysia like?
When we asked about the schools in Malaysia, they said...
"Hua Chong International School (HCIS) is one of the most highly regarded international schools in Malaysia. Established in 1978, HCIS is located in the heart of Kuala Lumpur and provides students with an educational experience based on the Primary Years Programme (PYP) of the International Baccalaureate (IB). Students enjoy a world-class education at HCIS, learning the traditional Chinese language, along with English and Malay; a variety of courses in arts, music, and cultures; and a Global Perspectives program that prepares students for university study abroad. The Garden International School (GIS) is another highly regarded international school in Malaysia. Located in the bustling metropolis of Kuala Lumpur, GIS offers its students an education based on the English National Curriculum. Students enjoy a second language program in Mandarin, as well as extracurricular activities such as horse riding, sports, music, and club activities. The school also offers its students a range of support services including counseling, library services, and health care. Kulua Lumpur Japanese School is one of Malaysia’s most respected bilingual schools. Established in 1963, it provides a high-quality education in both the Japanese and English languages. Specialized courses in business, economics, and IT are offered to students alongside the traditional core subjects like math and science. The school also provides its students with a wide range of special courses such as taiko drum performance, calligraphy, and traditional tea ceremony," said one parent with children at in .
"It is a good school. Make contact with the teachers and HM, all are eager to help but they are not mind readers - if you have a problem share it with some who can help," commented one expat when asked about Lodge International School in Kuching.
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