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Sister school programme
Sister School Programme with Global Islamic School, Indonesia
In August 2026, we began a sister school programme with Global Islamic School in Indonesia. Primary and secondary students from our Ipoh campus and our centres across Malaysia are meeting their Indonesian peers in four online sessions, running until November 2026, to share school life, culture, traditions, favourite pastimes and ideas for protecting the environment. The first session, held on 13 August 2026, focused on personal activities at and after school, with student presentations on topics such as learning how to be a global citizen, using AI to learn and extracurricular activities.
Students from both schools meeting online 
Learning how to be a global citizen 
Using AI to learn 
Extracurricular activities: archery
Family day
Family Day Bowling Tournament
On 4 October 2025, we held our second consecutive Family Day Bowling Tournament at Ampang Superbowl, Ipoh Parade. Students, parents and teachers from our Ipoh and Cameron Highlands centres came together for a day of friendly competition, cheering each other on from the lanes. At the prize-giving, our teachers presented medals, certificates and gift bags to the players.
Bowling down the lanes 
Getting ready to bowl 
Medals at the prize-giving 
Prize-giving time 
Collecting a certificate 
Gift bags and trophies
Parents' talk
Parents' Private Talk
On 10 July 2025, we welcomed a group of parents to our school in Ipoh for a Parents' Private Talk. Our team explained how our modular education system is changing the way children learn, making lessons more effective, more engaging and focused on results. Parents were impressed by our transparent approach, our passionate educators and the real success stories they heard.
Explaining the GCSE and IGCSE pathways 
Parents listening to the talk 
A look inside the student book
School trip
School Trip to Taiping and Kuala Kangsar
Our students spent a day on an educational trip to some of Perak's most iconic spots in Taiping and Kuala Kangsar. At Taiping Zoo, Malaysia's oldest zoo, they got up close with a variety of animals, learned about wildlife conservation and enjoyed a tram ride through the zoo. At the Telegraph Museum in Taiping, they explored the history of communication in Malaysia, saw vintage telegraph equipment and even tried out Morse code for themselves. The day ended at Victoria Bridge in Kuala Kangsar, one of the oldest railway bridges in Malaysia, where students walked across the bridge, admired the views and learned about its importance during the colonial era.
Outside the Telegraph Museum, Taiping 
Thumbs-up at Taiping Zoo
School trip
School Trip to Papan
On 26 October 2024, our students spent a day in Papan, a historic tin-mining town about 15 km from Ipoh. On a guided heritage walk, they looked at a map of Papan in 1907 and a model of the old town, listened to talks outside the town's old wooden houses and shophouses, and saw Rumah Besar Raja Bilah, the grand house built in 1896 by Raja Bilah, the Mandailing headman of Papan. They also visited a room filled with Chinese calligraphy scrolls and red couplets. Later, at Papan Roses Horse Park, the park's staff helped children up onto the horses, and everyone gathered in the riding arena for a group photo.
A map of Papan in 1907 
A guided talk on the heritage walk 
Rumah Besar Raja Bilah, built in 1896 
Chinese calligraphy scrolls 
Help getting onto a horse 
Group photo at Papan Roses Horse Park
School trip
Field Trip to Qing Xin Ling Leisure & Cultural Village, Ipoh
In April 2024, our students visited Qing Xin Ling Leisure & Cultural Village in Taman Saikat, Ipoh, a lakeside cultural village at the foot of the Gunung Rapat limestone hills. The group gathered at the entrance before setting off, then explored in small groups, sheltering under umbrellas from the morning sun and working through a worksheet quiz together. Students also stopped for photos by the lake, with the limestone cliffs behind them.
Gathering at the entrance 
Getting ready under the tent 
Exploring in small groups 
Working through the quiz sheet 
By the lake below the limestone cliffs
Guest talk
Guest Talk: Overcoming Procrastination
On 21 March 2024, we were delighted to host Associate Professor Dr Bhajan Lal Rahanu, a Chartered Chemist from the Chemical Engineering Department at Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS (UTP), for a talk on overcoming procrastination. Dr Rahanu shared practical strategies to stop putting things off and make the most of every moment, including the Pomodoro Principle and visualisation. Our students left inspired to put his tips into action and tackle their goals head-on.
Dr Rahanu introduces UTP 
Strategy three: visualisation
School trip
School Trip to Gua Tempurung
On 20 April 2023, our students explored Gua Tempurung, a limestone cave near Gopeng, Perak. Following the cave's lit walkways and stairs, they passed towering limestone formations, crossed huge chambers and climbed through narrow rock tunnels. Our founder joined the trip and stopped for a photo with three of the guides.
Our students, teachers and parents inside Gua Tempurung 
Listening to a guide in the cave 
Our founder (right) inside the cave 
Our founder with three of the guides 
Inside a vast cave chamber 
Stairs climbing through the cave 
Steps through a rock tunnel 
Exploring the cave 
A photo stop on the walkway
Studio visit
A Visit to a Dance Studio
Our students paid a visit to a dance studio, where framed black-and-white dance photographs were on display around the room. Seated on the studio floor, they learned from a dancer, then took turns presenting in small groups. The visit ended with a group photo in the studio.
Learning from a dancer 
Seated on the studio floor 
Presenting in small groups 
Another group takes its turn 
Younger students presenting 
Group photo in the studio