Representing our school with pride, the students joined over 25,000 participants from over 30 countries for five days of academic challenges, cultural exchange, and unforgettable experiences.Throughout the competition, our students showcased their knowledge, critical thinking and teamwork in a variety of events, including:
Beyond the academic events, students had the chance to meet peers from around the world, forming friendships and gaining insights into different cultures and perspectives.We are incredibly proud of the way our students conducted themselves — not only in competition, but also as ambassadors of our school. Their dedication and passion for learning were evident throughout the event.
A special congratulations to all those who brought home individual and team medals - every student won at least one individual medal. A special mention for Hann, Satch and Sidd in Primary School who were the overall winners for their age division and to Joshua, Bryan and Mimi (a former BSKL student who has recently relocated to Vietnam) who qualified for the Tournament of Champions at Yale University and will fly to America to represent BSKL in November!
Well done all involved, you’ve inspired the next group of Scholars to take on the challenge of World Scholar’s Cup in 2026!
As we move forward into the school year, one of the most powerful ways we can support our children’s growth, both academically and emotionally, is through the food they eat. Good nutrition isn’t just about physical health; it directly affects energy levels, concentration, mood, and overall wellbeing.
It may have been a short week, but what a busy and rewarding one it has been! It was fantastic to see so many of you at our Curriculum Mornings.
Following their outstanding performances at the Petaling Utama District Athletics Championships (MSSD) in June, siblings Sasha Year 12 and Zac Year 10 were selected to represent the district at the 2025 Selangor State Schools Athletics Championship (MSSS).
