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Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur
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The International School @ ParkCity (ISP) opened its doors on September 7, 2011, with 131 students and 54 founding staff members. Established through a partnership between Brighton Education Group Sdn Bhd and Perdana ParkCity Sdn Bhd, ISP was designed to serve the international community in the Desa ParkCity area. Over the years, the school has grown to accommodate over 1,700 students, offering an educational pathway from Nursery through to A-Levels.
ISP fosters a strong sense of community through various events and initiatives. The school regularly hosts activities such as the Community BBQ & Picnic and International Week, which celebrate cultural diversity and encourage family involvement . Additionally, students participate in charity projects and environmental initiatives, reflecting the school's commitment to social responsibility.
The PTA at ISP plays a vital role in enhancing the school community. It organizes events like the 'Summer Vibes' evening and supports various school activities, including fundraising and co-curricular programs . The PTA's objectives include fostering direct communication between parents and staff, contributing to the school's development, and creating a supportive environment for students and families.
The International School at ParkCity (ISP) in Kuala Lumpur offers a British-based education for students aged 3 to 18, from Early Years through to A-Levels. Younger students engage with the International Primary Curriculum (IPC) alongside the English National Curriculum, preparing students for Cambridge IGCSE examinations in Years 10 and 11, followed by Cambridge AS and A-Levels in the Sixth Form. ISP provides over 400 Co-Curricular Activities (CCA) throughout the school year, catering to a wide range of interests from sports and performing arts to academic clubs and community service, allowing students to explore passions beyond the classroom. The campus includes facilities such as a multipurpose hall, astroturf pitch, a rooftop games area, a sports hall, competition standard climbing wall and a 6-lane heated swimming pool. A distinctive feature of ISP is its comprehensive House System, where students are allocated to one of four houses named after endangered Malaysian animals: Gajah, Penyu, Harimau, and Badak. This system encourages participation in inter-house competitions, fostering teamwork and providing opportunities for students to develop social skills and be recognized for their efforts.
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