Nature helps children learn. Jacinta shared opinions on the role of nature in child development and why it’s necessary.

Keeping up with e-learning is not only important now, but it also helps in preparing for the normality of going back to school once the pandemic is over. John shared ideas on effective learning during the partial lockdown.

Movement control is a tough feat for both parents and children alike.
Leigh Brannigan, Year 2 International School Teacher shares steps parents can take to brave the current storm.

Distance does not affect our LEARNING ! Today is the first day of the new term and we are turning to Online Learning platforms to stay connected with the students.

Learning does not stop! As long as there’s connectivity, students can access assignments and homework, join student discussions and get assistance from teachers.

It’s been a year of transformation for all of us at MGS, we’d like to thank everyone for being part of our journey of growth and learning to be the best we can be.

For months, the boarders assisted by their BH Parent has put in great effort into their vegetable garden around the BH compound.

The word ‘Boarding’ can often be an anxious topic, not for the students but for the parents themselves, as there’s always a feeling of uncertainty whether your child (ren) would be okay on their own or otherwise.

Our very own ‘Aquaman’, Parvin Nityanathan took the Negeri Sembilan Schools Sports Council (MSSNS) swimming tournament by storm as he bagged 10 medals in various categories.

We’re offering scholarship opportunities to exceptional UPSR and PT3 students to rise to their full potential as well as making their mark on the world.