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Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur
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Brighton International School was established in 2015. It was founded with the aim of providing quality international education in Kuala Lumpur.
The school fosters an active community through a variety of planned events and social clubs. Community events include a "Multicultural Day," "Arts Festival," "Fun Run," "Olympics," "Earth Day," "STEM Field Trips," and "Leadership Camp." Beyond these, students can participate in social clubs, many of which are student-led with faculty oversight, offering opportunities for leadership, collaboration, and peer-centered activities like Taekwondo, Sports & Fitness, Cooking, Dance, Choir, Painting, and Computer Clubs for primary students, and Journalism & Multimedia Club for secondary students. Through these initiatives, the school encourages social responsibility and community engagement.
BIS has an active PTA to increase parental involvement in school events and campaigns. The PTA aims to work collaboratively with the school to enhance quality education, encourage community involvement, and ensure a healthy and safe school environment. This platform serves as a forum for parent representatives and school management to discuss strategies for promoting children's growth and welfare.
Brighton International School caters for students aged 4 to 18 years. It delivers the Cambridge Curriculum, encompassing the UK National Curriculum, leading to Cambridge IGCSE and A Levels qualifications. The campus features notable facilities including computer labs, a library, and two specialized science labs (one for physics, one for chemistry/biology). Creative spaces include a Home Economics Lab, an Art Studio, and a multifunctional Music and Dance Studio. A unique offering is the Media Center, dedicated to journalism and graphic design, supporting clubs like the JMC Club (Journalism and Multimedia Club).
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