Here at Cempaka International School, endless possibilities await. Nothing is beyond reach here. Nothing is impossible for Cempaka students.
Cempaka International School balances competitive rigor. It has a supportive learning environment. Each student is encouraged to pursue their ambitions. They can realize their full potential at Cempaka International School.
Dato Freida Pilus founded Cempaka Schools in 1983. She opened the first campus in a rented bungalow. Her goal was to provide the best education for her sons. Over time, Cempaka has grown significantly.
Now, Cempaka International School has two main campuses. One is in Kuala Lumpur. The other is in Selangor. Cempaka combines international standards. The school is influenced by British and European systems. It embraces the cultural diversity of South East Asia.
Cempaka International School uses the Schoology learning-management system. This system provides a student-centric collaborative approach. Dato Freida believes this offers a more enriching experience. It also harnesses the latest education methods.
Schoology integrates many classroom tools seamlessly. It helps create an organized point of contact for students. Cempaka International School was among the first in South East Asia to fully adopt Schoology. The system’s mobile version enhances the learning experience.
A typical day at Cempaka is busy. It includes sports, music and academics. Students also engage in technology and mission-based learning. They develop skills in entrepreneurship. Learning occurs through discovery and field trips. After-school clubs allow students to pursue personal interests. Service-based projects build community values.
Academic excellence is a priority. Cempaka believes in a happy enjoyable school life. School life should be busy productive and meaningful.
Entry requirements are stringent. Candidates sit assessments in maths science and English. The key attributes for new pupils are curiosity willingness to learn and kindness. The school hopes students gain exposure and values. They should leave with a good idea of their passions. They also need the discipline to pursue them.
The majority of pupils are Malaysian. The expat community contributes to a cosmopolitan student life. Cempaka has a diverse alumni network spread globally. They work in medicine law performing arts and design. This network connects them long after they leave.
Almost all Cempaka students pursue tertiary education. An average of 90 percent gain admission to top-tier universities. These include Russell Group institutions in the UK. Some attend Ivy League facilities in the US.
Cempaka International School offers a varied curriculum. It includes Early Years Education. Primary and Secondary Malaysian and International curriculums are available. These include IGCSE Cambridge. The school also offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. Students can also take A-Levels. This caters to students aged 18 months to 18 years old.
Cempaka International School Damansara Heights offers the British International Curriculum. Secondary students from Year 7 to Year 11 take the Cambridge IGCSE Curriculum.
Cempaka International School provides extensive facilities. These include basketball courts badminton and ping pong. There is a swimming pool and a wall-climbing facility. A field supports rugby football hockey handball and frisbees. The school has two dancing studios. A broadcast studio an art gallery and music rooms are available.
Extra-curricular activities are available after 3.30pm. Some activities require additional costs. The school’s performing arts curriculum is particularly strong. Students showcase their talent several times a year.
The school actively participates in sports associations. These include ISSAM and MSSWPKL. Cempaka also joins inter-school competitions. The school competes in national and international tournaments.