Malaysia, Sarawak
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YSISS Petra Jaya provides a conducive learning environment in a tranquil area of Petra Jaya. Halls and other spaces include a Multipurpose Hall, a Sports Hall, a Dining Hall, a Dance Studio, an Art Studio, a Music Room, a Library, and a Workshop. Classroom and labs comprise 24 subject-based classrooms, 6 science labs, 2 ICT labs, and 1 tinkering lab. Living quarters include male and female dormitories and a wardens' room.
The campus has a Multipurpose Hall and a Sports Hall to support physical education and indoor activities. These spaces support a range of sports and PE programs.
There are 24 subject-based classrooms. There are 6 science laboratories. There are 2 ICT laboratories and 1 tinkering laboratory. Additional academic spaces include a library, an art studio, a music room, a dance studio, and a workshop.
Arts and performance spaces include a dance studio, an art studio, and a music room. A library and a workshop support co-curricular activities and project work.
Yayasan Sarawak International Secondary School is a government-supported secondary school for Sarawakian students. It follows the Cambridge IGCSE curriculum. Students study core subjects such as English, Mathematics, and Science, along with other subjects based on their interests and strengths. The school is equipped with modern facilities including science laboratories, computer labs, sports areas, a library, and multipurpose halls to support both classroom learning and extracurricular activities. Lessons are taught in English, and students are encouraged to participate in school events, team projects, and cultural programs. YSISS is managed by Yayasan Sarawak, a state education foundation that has supported students and schools in Sarawak since 1971. The school currently has campuses in Petra Jaya and Sibu.
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