About Sri Kuala Lumpur School (Sri KL)
At Sri Kuala Lumpur School, we would like to think of ourselves as ‘The Malaysian School In English’. Our medium of instruction is predominantly English but our values are firmly Malaysian along with our culture and our food. That makes us a different sort of international school where the majority of our students are Malaysian, along with our teachers and administrators.
At the same time, Sri KL is the school of choice for many expatriates who wish to embrace Malaysian culture and gain a deeper knowledge of the national language. And all are welcome. Our philosophy has always been to provide a well-rounded and complete education for our students, emphasizing strong community values and discipline whilst at the same time encouraging our students to excel academically.
We’re also believers in the old adage that healthy bodies make healthy minds and our commitment to sporting and co-curricular activities reflects this belief.
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English, KSSM
Primary Language
English
Ages
6 to 17
Max Class Size
Unknown
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The teachers are inexperienced and prefer that students don’t raise issues to them. If they do, they will be targeted. Also clear bias for students with parents who are teachers in the school. But I guess you get what you pay for. One of the more affordable private schools in Subang. And most of the students here are the ones who originally had Lik Hung or another SRJK C as they preferred school but didn’t get in. So you can imaging what it’s like.
There is a clear ‘cover your a**’ culture in this school. When a child is bullied or even hit by another child, the teacher’s response (and I have witnessed this multiple times with different children) is to either say ‘why did you provoke him?’ Or ‘you should not have stood in his way’ There are some teachers who are so timid and immature that you wonder how they can manage a room full of boisterous Generation Alphas. And then there are the teachers who prefer students to be silent and not speak up. They themselves do not understand 21st century skills let alone be able to harness that in students. SriKL has been an absolute disappointment in every sense. It has turned my confident child into someone who is questioning whther he should even ask a question. Or if he should report to the teacher if there is bullying occurring around him.
Supportive students especially in sports season, fosters teamwork and collaboration very well. Teachers are qualified. Good facilities with up to date equipment.
Sri Kuala Lumpur School by far the best international school I have worked in.
Terrible management and communication between parents and school. I paid for a private education for my child only for Sri Kuala Lumpur to prioritise their own image and reputation rather than striving to actually teach my children. There is a poor healthcare system and the standards of teaching are dirt poor. Teachers were unqualified and almost uncomfortable to be around with. I could name several instances of Tan Sun Seng, the most unqualified madman that rose to power as principle due to the pandemic, where he's deliberately covered up instances of his administration screwing up. The school won't tell you that they've been shut down by the Ministry of Health, had several police investigations into improper misconduct between staff and students, and had such a piss poor support system during the pandemic that it drove a child to end their own life. Facilities are old, run down, and the building is quite frankly inaccessible with terrible traffic. SS15 isn't exactly the safest place to let your child roam free after school with several cases of bag snatching while students walk out after school.
Sri KL helps you find what you enjoy and actually help you make something out of it. It’s worth it.
Outdated. Seemingly about values
A great school with Asian Values, International Excellence.
The worse school I've ever been to, the teacher's treat students like rubbish. They'll always force us to do something we don't want to. Wanna hear something extremely disappointing? Bribery. There's bribery in this school, some parents will pay the principal to get their own child good grades. There's a lot of bullying here, the teachers wouldn't even be bothered if the victim is bullied, but they'll blame it on them and say " why are you so weak " like isn't the teachers suppose to do something instead of sitting there in the corner watching the students getting punched, kicked etc. The guards around the school are just disgusting, caught a guard red-handed the last time it was around 2019. The guard stared at my friend's skirt and started to laugh with his friends. The secondary principal doesn't care at all, me and my friends had already reported this issue 14 times, and all the principal had to say was " Ok, I'll take action now get out of my office " . Really disappointing.
Well known school, trusted n reputable school, recommended school from all friends, Will consider for my daughter future school
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Jeninder Kaur Gill, a year ago
Teachers are wonderful. Very well run, academically and extra curricular activities. Established non-academic programmes. Dedicated teachers and management. Oldest private school in Malaysia.
