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Learning During Covid-19

As per announcement of the Ministry of Education, the school is now closed and students are learning from home.

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Latest Announcement

During MCO, the school has adapted learning to the online platforms, innovating the way teachers teach and the way students learn.

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Online Learning

As a school, we have a responsibility to make sure we adhere to the SOP to ensure the health and safety of our students.

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The New Norm

The school established an open channel of communication where emotions of students can be shared to teachers and leaders without fear.

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Effective Communication

Check out what our parents’ say about online learning during the challenging times.

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Parents’ Testimonials

The school continues to support with additional academic and counselling during this challenging time.

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Wellbeing

Latest Announcement

10 May 2021 : According to the latest instruction by the Ministry of Education, International schools must close their campuses and return to online learning from 10th May until the 6th June 2021. The school campus will remain closed and learning will continue online. The campus will reopen on Tuesday, 8th June 2021.

22nd February 2021 : As per the latest directive issued by the Ministry of Education, international schools will be allowed to reopen from the 8th of March 2021. As such, Taylor's International School, Kuala Lumpur will begin face-to-face learning from 8th March 2021.

12 January 2021 : The government has announced that Kuala Lumpur will be put under the Movement Control Order from the 13th -
4th February 2021, therefore students are not allowed to come to school and will move to full online learning with the exception of Early Years and Year 11.

Both Early Years and Year 11 will continue face to face lessons. In the event that parents do not wish to send their children to school, they would therefore need to inform the school so that online/hybrid lessons can be arranged.

4 January 2021 : Following the announcement by the Government and the Ministry of Education that international schools are allowed to resume face to face learning in school, the school will then be opened to students on the 7th January 2021.

We will continue to follow the SOPs such as mask wearing, frequent hand washing, social distancing and temperature checks when students and staff are in school.

October 2020 : Following the implementation of the conditional movement control order (CMCO) by the government, all schools in Kuala Lumpur were asked to close from the 14th to 27th October 2020.

The school has now gone back to teaching and learning via online platforms until further notice.

Online Learning

March 2020 : When the Movement Control Order (MCO) was announced, the school has adapted learning to the online platforms, innovating the way teachers teach and the way the students learn.

Using the Quantum Learning System, online lessons are creatively designed by teachers to facilitate meaningful learning in ways to increase students’ participation, focus, and to enhance learning outcomes.

These online lessons are always interactive and engaging.

The New Norm

As society recovers from the Covid-19 pandemic, we have a responsibility to make sure we adhere to the government’s SOP to ensure the health and safety of our students.

We have adopted Model 3 from the Ministry of Education which means students will be alternating between learning at home and in school. Following this, the school has set some rules where hygiene and social distancing are emphasised when coming into school:

- Separate lanes for different age groups
- Temperature check upon arrival
- Hand sanitizers upon arrival and in class
- Social distancing of 1m must be followed
- One way movement around the school
- Face mask to be worn

A more detailed SOP is available in the ‘Back to School Plan’ dated 15th/22nd July.

We understand the emotional challenge parents are facing with regards to ensuring their children are safe and happy in school, hence it is our aim to make sure these rules are followed on a daily basis.

Read more about ‘Back to School: Transitioning With Confidence’, which was published in The Star, Education Supplement on 5 July 2020.

Effective Communication

Communication is extremely important when helping to manage the emotional strains of living in this new norm. The school established an open channel of communication where emotions of students can be shared to teachers and leaders without fear. This is vital for a child’s emotional health as they start back at school.

Parents are encouraged to speak to their child and allow them the space to express their concerns and give them constant assurances. They are also encouraged to communicate with their child about academic matters, remembering that the purpose of embracing this new norm is so they can continue to grow holistically as a learner.

Communication between the school and parents is also important so that parents are aware of the school’s actions and procedures from time to time in order to maintain the health and safety of the students whilst in school.

Parents’ Testimonials

I would like to write in to thank you and all the teaching staff for their hard work and effort put in throughout this challenging time. I truly appreciate all that has been done by teachers who have done their best in preparing online classes and work, especially for Year11.
- Parent of TIS Kuala Lumpur

Please accept my appreciation for conducting the online classes which are very effective for the students to continue their learning from home.
- Parent of TIS Kuala Lumpur

We really appreciate your full teacher team support during the lockdown via google classroom. Wonderful effort from the school to keep kids engaged during the unforeseen situation.
- Parent of TIS Kuala Lumpur

I agreed that TISKL and its teachers had been working hard to keep students in their continuous learning before the school term holiday. And most of the parents had to be involved to support the TISKL’s home learning programme as well. It was done well by everyone’s effort.
- Parent of TIS Kuala Lumpur

Sincerely appreciate the online lessons started by the school to adapt to changing times and the effort put in by the teachers.
- Parent of TIS Kuala Lumpur

Wellbeing

Our school team will continue to provide support that is up to date with the current guidelines, with the addition of counselling and academic support should a child require additional assistance during these trying times. Parents and children are encouraged to speak to their teachers or counsellors if any such need should arise.

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Taylor's International School Kuala Lumpur

199001013246 (204816-H)

No 9 Jalan 1/75C, Off Jalan Pria Taman Maluri,
55100 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
General Line: +603 8932 5000
Admissions Line : +603 9200 9898‪
Email : admissions@kl.tis.edu.my

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