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Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur
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S.T.E.A.M. is offered as a signature programme. S.T.E.A.M. stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, the Arts, and Mathematics. The programme develops problem-solving, critical thinking, computational thinking, project management, and creativity.
Arts- and creative-focused ECAs include Creative Arts, Dance Society, and Master Chef, with Production available in the secondary. The school also provides Artist Hub, Music Band, Sewing Club, and other creative activities as part of the ECAs. These offerings run after school and span primary and secondary levels.
Mandarin is a compulsory subject and Chinese language learning is supported by integrating HSK (Chinese Proficiency Test) with six levels from I to VI. The HSK levels assess listening, reading, and writing, and students prepare to sit for the test according to year level. Chinese culture is further represented in ECAs such as Chinese Drum.
Lower Primary Societies and Upper Primary Societies run within school hours to foster social engagement. Secondary ECAs include Artist Hub, Editorial Board, Malaysian Red Crescent, and Young Enterprise, among others. Additional social and hobby clubs include Game Masters Club, Malay Society Hub, Eco Club, and Wellness Club.
M.A.D. Together Outreach Programme embeds community outreach, charity, and the habit of giving within students; the SBIS boutique supports ongoing charitable fundraising. The programme also promotes recycling and reducing fabric waste to build social responsibility.
SBIS Tag Talk invites successful people to share real-life experiences with students to broaden their ambitions and authentic self-discovery. Young Enterprise provides entrepreneurship opportunities within the school's extracurricular activities, and the Editorial Board offers student leadership in communications.
Wellness Club supports health and wellbeing as part of ECAs. Sports options include Badminton, Basketball, Football, and Taekwondo, with Gymnastics and K-pop Dance also available as physical activity choices.
Sri Bestari International School offers a British-style education for students aged 3 to 16. The curriculum follows the International Early Years Curriculum (IEYC), Cambridge Primary, and Cambridge Secondary pathways, culminating in the IGCSE examinations. The 15-acre campus includes a 25-meter swimming pool, a football field, and dedicated labs for science, ICT, and culinary arts. A distinctive feature is the school's extensive co-curricular programme, which offers over 50 activities. Beyond traditional sports and arts, students can participate in unique options like Korfball, rope skipping, robotics, and a Young Enterprise club.
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