At BSKL, it’s never too early to start developing greener habits, whether in Early Years through to secondary school.  

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Through meaningful collaborations with organisations like the Me.reka Makerspace, Fuze Ecoteer, The Sea Monkey Project and others, BSKL isn’t skimping on its resolve to adopt an eco-friendly culture throughout its campus. Click here to learn how the school pulled the plug on single-use plastic bowls, spoons and straws from its Vive Café last year.

Call 03-7727 7775 or click here to learn more about this popular British school in Kuala Lumpur.

At the start of 2019, GIS made a bold statement on plastic pollution with its sensational Plastic Bottle Pool Protest.

Planned and organised by Primary and Secondary student leaders who represent the GIS Green Dragons, the protest saw more than 1,000 plastic bottles strewn all over the school’s swimming pool, illustrating the hardship faced by marine life caused by plastic waste on the oceans.

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Eliminating single-use plastic bottles school-wide from January 2019 onwards, GIS has empowered a community of students, teachers and parents towards a greener future through various green practices.

Call 03-6209 6888 or visit www.gardenschool.edu.my for more information.  

Awarded the Green Flag status by WWF-Malaysia under the banner of the global Eco-Schools Programme, Tenby Schools SEP has been actively making strides to ensure its lush campus is as eco-friendly as possible, implementing solar panels, a rain-harvesting system, a biodiversity garden and more.  

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The school recently organised its 10th Anniversary Carnival & Eco-Fair to raise funds for the many green initiatives spearheaded by Tenby’s Eco School committee.   

For more information, call 03-3342 1535 or click here.

Having recently launched the Alice Smith School Foundation, one of Malaysia’s oldest British schools is continuing its commitment to the environment and the betterment of society by raising funds to support various wildlife and environmental conservation projects.

With Alice Smith alumni and founding member Tengku Zatashah involved, the foundation is sure to have bright days ahead of it.

Call 03-2148 3674 or visit www.alice-smith.edu.my.  

Here’s what Green Week looks like at AISM: students from Junior, Middle and Senior schools joined forces to collect litter on the streets outside the school, gathering more than 30kg of plastic bags, bottles and food containers.

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After school and during lunch, a team of students even took it upon themselves to inspect every classroom in the Middle and Senior School for lights, projectors and air-conditioners which were left on, recording their findings via orange or green dots on the classroom doors.

Call 03-8949 5000 or visit www.aism.edu.my for more information.

Conservation Week at M’KIS kicked off with a flurry of activity earlier this year involving students, parents and faculty members in programmes co-presented by organisations like Greenpeace Malaysia and WWF-Malaysia.

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Click here to read more about M’KIS’s creative and educational ‘Boat Battle’ initiative, which saw students and faculty competing to build a boat entirely out of recycled materials and sail it from one of the end of school’s swimming pool and back without sinking it.

Call 03-20938604 or click here for more information.

Situated on the sprawling grounds of MCM is Barton Farm, home to a flock of free range chickens as well as a spacious plot of land used to farm fresh produce like bamboo, sugar-cane, tapioca and more.

Serving as a first-hand lesson to the students on the origins of the food they eat every day while educating them on the impact of climate change, the farm and the animals are a constant reminder of this prestigious school’s hands-on approach to the most relevant topics of our day.

Call 07-560 2200 or click here for more information.