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Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur
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Mutiara International Grammar School was established in 1997. The school's name, "Mutiara," is the Malay word for pearl, reflecting the school's philosophy of nurturing students to develop their potential.
The school has a diverse community with over 300 students from 25 different nationalities, creating a multicultural environment. A variety of events are held throughout the academic year to foster a sense of community. These include school assemblies, charity bazaars, fundraisers, and performances that are open to the wider school community.
The school does not publicly mention a formal PTA, although it emphasizes a "friendly and familial atmosphere" and encourages parent involvement. The school has a "Parent Portal" for news and information, and parents are welcome to attend many of the school's events.
Mutiara International Grammar School (MIGS) offers a British-style education for students aged 3 to 16, following the Cambridge Assessment International Education pathway and culminating in the IGCSE examinations. Facilities include five science laboratories and two computer labs. A distinctive feature of the school is its weekly themed assemblies for both Junior and Senior schools. These assemblies provide a platform for students to develop public speaking, acting, and other theatrical skills. For younger students, there is a "Reading Olympics" to encourage reading.
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