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TIS Kuala Lumpur places a strong emphasis on sports and physical development of students.

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Sports

The Performing Arts combines the elements of Music, Instrumental lessons Dance and Drama.

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Performing Arts

Co-curricular activities (CCAs) are an integral part of the school’s curriculum.

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Co-Curricular Activities

Extra-curricular Activities (ECA) are optional activities that fall outside the realm of the normal curriculum of school.

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Extra-Curricular Activities

Besides academic excellence, TIS Kuala Lumpur also take their community responsibilities seriously

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Corporate Social Responsibilities

This exciting self-development programme is available to all 14 to 15 year olds who is willing to take the challenge as it is optional.

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The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award

Sports

TIS Kuala Lumpur places a strong emphasis on sports and physical development of students. Participation in the sport of interest helps develop and enhance skills like strength, speed, endurance, agility, control, balance, flexibility and more. It also sees improvement of confidence and self-esteem in a child.

There is a variety of sports offered such as badminton, football, volleyball, basketball, athletics and more in which the sports teams have been extremely successful over the past years.

Sports should be a part of the school’s curriculum and an integral part of a child’s development.

Performing Arts

The Performing Arts combines the elements of Music, Instrumental lessons Dance and Drama.

We deliver a high standard of performing arts education, providing students with knowledge and skills that promote a confident mindset, and an enjoyment of performance. We provide an atmosphere where students are encouraged to set goals, take risks and view mistakes as an avenue for learning.

Co-Curricular Activities

Co-curricular activities (CCAs) are an integral part of the school’s curriculum. Through CCAs, students discover their interests and talents.These recreational, sports-based and interest-based activities foster character building as well as nurture teamwork and leadership qualities.

The CCAs that are offered encompass everything from traditional sports such as basketball, football, and badminton to more culturally oriented pursuits like drama, music and dance, alongside myriad other opportunities. We have a dedicated team of teachers with excellent modern facilities to support these activities.

Extra-Curricular Activities

Extra-curricular Activities (ECA) are optional activities that fall outside the realm of the normal curriculum of school. These pay-to-participate activities provide students the opportunity to further explore their physical, creative and social interests that will help them to develop better skills, confidence and knowledge.

At TIS Kuala Lumpur, we offer a broad selection of ECAs that are recreational, sports-based and interest-based activities. Our ECAs are conducted by external specialists and held after school hours where students can enjoy a different set of learning skills.

Corporate Social Responsibilities

Besides academic excellence, TIS Kuala Lumpur also take their community responsibilities seriously.

Food and Games Carnival
The 2019 Student Council successfully raised RM40,000 for the National Cancer Council Malaysia (MAKNA) by organizing a Charity Food & Games Carnival on the 28th of September. This event comprised of three segments: Food & Games Fiesta, Amazing Race and Sports Gala. Students, friends, families and members of the public showed up in waves upon waves to offer their support for the good cause.

Charity Run
The Student Council successfully organised a charity run in 2018 to raise funds for various charities such as Wonderworks Asia, IDEAS Autism Centre, Fungates Soup Kitchen Jinjang, Special Children in Ampang, Ronald Mcdonald House, Sekolah Khas Kerajaan and Wisma Harapan. The event had attracted more than 600 people and an estimated of RM23,000 was raised from the event.

Women Week
In 2018, the Student Council also held Women’s Week in collaboration with Project 1611 to raise awareness of gender inequality. This awareness project aimed to empower women, to make them feel confident about themselves, especially in voicing their opinions without the fear of a backlash from society. Through a range of activities, students are now more aware of the inequalities faced by women here and around the world.

The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award

Taylor’s International School Kuala Lumpur is proud to have the Duke of Edinburgh International Award, which is the world’s leading youth achievement award.

This exciting self-development programme is available to all 14 to 15 year olds who is willing to take the challenge as it is optional. Over 7 million young people around the world have taken up this challenge. Having go through this is a personal challenge and is not a competition as it pushes youths to their personal limits and recognises their achievements consistently.

At the end of it, the award equips young people with the essential skills and attributes for work and life.

To know more : www.intaward.org