International primary & secondary school in Malaysia

elc International School, Selangor:
elc International School is situated in Sungai Buloh, Selangor, Malaysia, providing primary and secondary students with excellent learning opportunities in beautiful surroundings. elc places great value on creating responsible, well adjusted, committed and caring young people.

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CURRICULUM
The curriculum used, in both the Primary and Secondary Divisions, is modelled on the National Curriculum from Britain. However in the Primary Division this is enhanced by the use of the International Primary Curriculum [IPC] which is both innovative and stimulating. Used in conjunction with the National Curriculum it greatly enhances learning and teaching and provides a strong international dimension.

The detailed curriculum (IGCSE/GCSE/GCE) for Years 10 & 11 is prescribed by the Cambridge International Examinations – Cambridge University. 

Primary Division:
The subjects offered in Primary are:
* Art
* Geography
* Bahasa Malaysia
* History
* English Language
* Mathematics
* Chinese
* Music
* Computer Studies
* French
* Ugama (Malaysian Muslims Only)

Secondary Division:
The subjects covered in Secondary are:
* Accounting
* Art & Design
* Bahasa Malaysia
* Biology
* Business Studies
* Chemistry
* Chinese
* Computer Studies
* Design & Technology
* English Language
* English Literature
* French
* Geography
* History
* Mathematics
* Physics
* Pure Mathematics
* Ugama (Malaysian Muslims only)

At both Primary and Secondary levels apart from the academic subjects listed above, all students are required to participate in -

* Physical Education [P.E.] classes
* Extra-Curricular Activities [ECA’s] e.g. Taekwon-Do, Drama & Dance, Orchestra
* Community Projects or the Interact Club [Rotary International]

For Secondary Division there is no separation into Science and Arts streams. At the point of entry to Year 10, students together with their parents are advised on an optimum combination of subjects to begin the process of preparation for preferred career paths and university education.