1. Eye-opening travel experiences
Thought your school field trip was exciting? The British International School of Kuala Lumpur (BSKL) makes the most of its Nord Anglia and FOBISIA school status, opening students to a world of new experiences via an inspirational programme of events and expeditions both in Asia and across the globe (the Swiss Alps included)
At BSKL, secondary school students embark on a number of trips in Malaysia and abroad – the particularly resilient ones will vie for the coveted Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award, a travel-centred challenge meant to cultivate a greater sense of community service and personal responsibility.
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Residential trips aside, the British International School of KL is known for its collaborations with world-renowned institutions like The Julliard School, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and UNICEF, allowing students to keep their finger on the pulse of the latest happenings at these noteworthy organisations around the world.
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