What happens when you put a group of curious minds, a room full of stories, and a little imagination together? You get a literacy adventure full of creativity, laughter, teamwork, and surprises! ✨ This International Literacy Day, our school auditorium transformed into a world of […]
At Templer Park International School (TPIS), we believe that education is about more than what happens inside the classroom. It’s about discovering new interests, building friendships, developing confidence and giving students opportunities to explore what they love. That’s why our Clubs and Co-Curricular Activities (CCAs) […]
Red, white, yellow, blue, and a whole lot of school spirit! 🇲🇾✨Our TPIS family came together in full traditional attire to celebrate National Day with games, crafts, kuih, and endless laughs. Here’s to unity in diversity and the vibrant spirit of Malaysia!
🎓✨ Congratulations to our IGCSE Class of 2026!
Your hard work, resilience and determination have truly paid off. We are incredibly proud of each and every one of you! 🌟
🇬🇧 English Enhancement Programme: Helping Every Student Learn with Confidence
🥇 Gold for TPIS! Congratulations to our student, Shivani, for winning 1st Place at the 18th CK Classic International Open Taekwondo Championship 2026. Her outstanding achievement is a testament to her dedication, discipline, and perseverance. We are incredibly proud of her success and look forward to celebrating many more milestones ahead! 🌟💙
A celebration of talent, achievement, and new beginnings! 🎓✨ TPIS) proudly celebrated its Concert & Graduation Ceremony, featuring inspiring student performances, academic awards, and the graduation of our Kindergarten, Grade 6, and Grade 11 students. Congratulations to all our graduates and award recipients—we are proud of your achievements and wish you every success in the exciting journey ahead!
What would the perfect city of the future look like? Our students at TPIS took on the challenge and brought their ideas to life through the exciting Global Perspectives 3D Sustainable City Project!
Our Grade 9 students explored reaction rates through a colourful chemistry experiment using potassium manganate(VII). By observing the changing shades of purple, they discovered how particle collisions affect the speed of chemical reactions.