Yes

No

French, Chinese, Malay, Spanish

20

19

Yes

Yes we use Google Classroom and Google Meet for online learning

No

IGCSE

Yes

elc does not currently have a Learning Support Unit for students with Special Educational Needs. Hence each application is considered carefully to ensure that elc is able to offer an appropriate learning environment to all our students.

Our student welfare department offer a range of services to our students. We also have a school councilor.

We have a school councilor.

Entrance assessment and interviews.

This assessment involves not only written tests, but also interviews with, one or more, senior members of the teaching staff.

Yes depending on the year group

There is no deadline we accept students at all times through the academic year

Yes

8:15 am

3:30 pm(1.10pm on Fridays)

After school sports and activities are provided normally during term time

Bus services are available via an external provider

Yes

Our canteen is halal and offered vegetarian/vegan options too

Yes

Taekwondo, drama and dance, orchestra

Swimming, Basketball, Football, Badminton & Athletics

As a member of FOBISIA we regularly participate in sports competitions. Plus in local AIMS related com

Library, Science Labs, ICT Labs, Music department and performance stage.

2 acre sports field, 4 lane swimming pool, padding pool, play areas for younger children, covered basketball/badminton court, volleyball court.

elc provides an environment which is not only conducive to learning and character building, but where students are prepared for the responsibilities, opportunities and challenges of adulthood.
Parents who send their children to elc are entrusting them to a group of dedicated professionals committed to maintaining high standards both academically and socially. Courtesy, concern for others and care of the environment are all actively encouraged whilst a very firm stand is taken against negative social behaviour.

While ELC subjects and teaching methods have evolved in keeping with the best practices in Britain and Malaysia, the values have remained traditional and true to the school's credo - ELC, which stands for excellence in everything the school does, loyalty to the School, to its students and to each other, and commitment to continuous improvement in what the school does and in the achievements of ELC students.

The curriculum used, in both the Primary and Secondary Divisions, is modelled on the National Curriculum for England. The School curriculum aims to:
- provide opportunities for all students to learn and to achieve
- to promote students' moral, social and cultural development and prepare all students for the opportunities, responsibilities and experiences of life.

From Early Years to Year 9 the curriculum is patterned on practices in leading British schools.

For Years 10 & 11 the students are prepared for the International General Certificate of Secondary Education [IGCSE] which they will be presented for in Year 11. The detailed curriculum for Years 10 & 11, which is exam based, is prescribed by the University of Cambridge - Cambridge International Examinations.

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. There is no direct admission into Year 11 as the IGCSE programme is a 2 year programme beginning in Year 10.