Why join for free?
Already have an account? Log In
Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur
Let the school know you're thinking of applying — they can share their prerequisites and help you through the process.
It's best to ask — circumstances can change at any time.
The school offers co-curricular activities that support academic and intellectual development. Clubs and societies include Public Speaking, Editorial Club, Mass Comm Club, and Robotic. Sports and games form part of the program, with activities such as chess, football, basketball, and table tennis. There are additional uniformed and specialist options like Archery, Karate, Taekwondo, and KICKABOLA Academy.
Arts and creative activities include Performing Arts, Art & Craft, Percussion Club, and Creative Crafting. Mass Comm Club and Editorial Club provide outlets for creative expression and communication. Living Skills and Household activities develop practical creativity and problem-solving.
The co-curricular program supports cultural and language engagement through Public Speaking, Editorial Club, and Mass Comm Club, which foster communication and cultural awareness. Clubs and societies offer opportunities to explore different cultures and languages within student projects and events. The program complements academic language studies with cultural activities within the co-curricular program.
Sports and Games are a core part of the co-curricular program, with activities including football, basketball, chess, table tennis, badminton, netball, karate, and taekwondo. Archery is offered through specialized clubs, and recreational/hobby groups provide additional interests. These activities promote fitness, teamwork, and personal well-being.
Red Crescent Society and Scouts are active in the co-curricular program, offering opportunities for community service and social responsibility. Uniform Unit activities promote teamwork and service-minded leadership. Special Programmes include community outreach and humanitarian initiatives.
Participation in Clubs & Societies, Public Speaking, Editorial Club, and Mass Comm Club develops leadership and professional skills. Students gain experience in teamwork, event planning, and effective communication through CC activities. Many CC roles provide chances to lead projects, coordinate events, and mentor peers.
Sports and Games contribute to physical well-being through activities such as football, basketball, karate, taekwondo, archery, and badminton. The CC program also includes health and fitness components through physical education and wellness initiatives. Recreational activities and competitive play support overall well-being.
International Islamic School Malaysia (IISM) in Gombak delivers the Cambridge pathway from Primary through Secondary and A-Levels. Primary covers Key Stages 1–2 with English as First Language, Mathematics, Science, Arabic, Malay, Islamic Studies, Quran, PE with compulsory swimming, arts and Cambridge ICT certification. Secondary subject groups include First Language English/ESL, Additional Mathematics or Business Studies, sciences (Biology, Chemistry, Physics), Arabic, Malay and French, ICT and PE, alongside clubs, sports and a Uniform Unit. The school is a CAIE examination centre (since 2000) and publishes detailed fees, payment options and timelines. Boarding is offered via on-campus student accommodation for both male and female students, and the school shares a vetted list of third-party bus operators for transport. Campus hours are 8:30–16:15 (Fri 12:30).
Key insights for families relocating to Malaysia, covering entry requirements, language support, and what to expect.
Compare two of Malaysia’s most popular expat destinations for schooling, lifestyle, and community fit.
If you're relocating to Malaysia with children, choosing the right international school is one of the first big decisions you’ll face.
