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Holistic education is an approach to teaching that focuses on the academics, physical and social needs of students.

At Matrix Early Years, learning is experiential and sensory-based. Our approach to learning through real-life experiences helps make learning fun and creates a basis that children “learn by doing”.

A characteristic of good public speakers is that they often pause for a short while between thoughts to give time for the audience to digest what was said. It also conveys thoughtfulness, and emotion as well as emphasises the point that was made.

Good communication allows others and yourself to understand information more accurately and quickly.

While various ideas may jump into our minds when asked about the benefits of reading, a much more challenging question can be ‘What is reading?’ This is because the ability to read is a multifaceted process – recognising words, comprehending the words and having fluency.

As part of the learning we offer in Matrix Private School, our students learn about ‘What Is Curve Of Forgetting ?’. The aim is to enable students to find out more about how we learn, so they can be better equipped to deal with the problem of trying to remember what they had learnt in the class from the lesson taught by the teacher.

As part of the learning we offer in Matrix International School, our students learn about ‘the art of learning’. The aim is to enable students to find out more about how we learn, and how we can improve the way we learn, so they can be better equipped to deal with the many challenges they will face in their learning.

As our children are growing up at a time where technology is more accessible and widely used, they are becoming more familiar with using it to carry out tasks in their everyday lives.

The International Primary Curriculum is a thematic-based curriculum with a range of different subjects through themes/ topics. At MGS we include this curriculum in our Preschool and International Primary School.

Learning online for preschoolers has always been a challenge. What should we be doing to make learning as effective as possible for preschoolers? Here are some of the ways used in our preschool.

Information and Communications Technology (ICT) skill is essential because it enables young learners to be prepared and face readily the rapidly changing world. Here are some key aspects of ICT covered in our International Primary School shared by Mr Ryan, ICT teacher of Matrix International School.

With the pandemic entering the second year, online learning has become the new normal for students. How to create effective online learning for students? Here are some practices shared by Mr Andrew, Head of Matrix International School and Ms Tea, Head of Matrix Private School.

The choice of subjects taken in the secondary school has a great impact on the student’s tertiary studies and his future career path. Here are some of the basics that a student needs to know about subject choices shared here by Mr John O’Connor, English language teacher of Matrix International School.

At MGS, we offer a learning pathway starting from preschool right through to pre-university. Our programmes aim to challenge our students to be intellectually and persistently curious, responsive, committed and expressive of their ideas.

A Levels are the UK’s gold standard for university entry. Find out more about why you should consider A Levels shared by Ms Dornehl, Deputy Head of Matrix International School (Secondary).

Learning English can be great fun. Here are some creative ideas to learn English shared by Ms Josephine, Head of English Department in Matrix Private School.

How to keep social distancing within the classroom whilst re-introducing children back to the routine of Early Years? Here are the ways of social distancing that we are practising in preschool by Ms Adrinna, Head of Matrix International Early Years.

Creative writing is essential in communication as it encourages a creative thinking process. It helps put one’s story vividly in the mind of the reader. In the spirit of the coming Christmas season, we would like to share 2 creative Christmas stories from the Year 11 students. Please read their stories here.

The pandemic has created a global movement for distance or remote learning. This form of learning differs for every age and it is not a one size fits all method. Here you’ll read how we go about making it effective and engaging in Matrix Early Years.

Four of our MPS students did our school proud by getting awards for the quality of their writing in The Queen’s Commonwealth Essay Competition. Congratulations to all the winners!

Choosing the right school, whether it is a private or international school for your children, is an important decision as it sets the future of their learning journey.

Besides the pandemic, cyber issues are also on the rise as we spend more time on our devices. What we need to realise is that children are far more vulnerable to cybercrimes. Here are 6 ways to be cyber secure by Mrs Manglesh, teacher from the International School.

The revised IGCSE results recently released by CIE have shown that we have achieved the best results ever since 2016. We are super proud of everyone who has played a part in helping us break the school record.

Do you know your child’s friends? It’s important that you do. Find out why from an article, written by Mr Azzmeer, Head of Pastoral from our International School.

Promoting healthy behaviour is key to a child’s development. Physical Education and outdoor learning are only the beginning of creating a responsible and confident young person.

What to expect after the MCO in Matrix International School & Matrix Private School? Top 6 things you can expect when school is open.

How do we keep mother earth protected? Why is it important? Do we want a clean earth for our children? Mr James from the International School shares 5 practical ways you and your child can do to protect mother earth.

Teamwork is one of the most important life lessons kids should learn as early as possible. Mrs Windclaire of International School provides tips for how to promoting teamwork in class and at home.

Nurturing a child doesn’t come easy but there are steps to take. Get insights from Ms Puvanesvari who has been in the industry for 31 years.

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.

It’s a time for celebrations for the students from our Private National School as it was not only their last day of school but also a day to reward them for their achievements in 2019.

Our very own school band, the Crimson Cadence brought the roof down with their performances at the opening ceremony of the 61st Agong Cup National Basketball Championship.

It was a nerve wrecking moment indeed for our students as they stepped up to collect their UPSR results on this day, but wide-eyed smiles and tears of joy could be seen throughout the auditorium as parents and their children embraced.

What a colourful affair it was on 24 October during the MGS Deepavali celebration! Across campus, it was heart-warming to see the students and teachers working hand-in-hand to raise the bar for our celebration of the Festival of Lights.

The above is the beautiful message sent out by our pre-schoolers during our very successful Matrix Early Years’ concert and graduation. The children were fantastic, perfectly at ease on the stage and thoroughly happy and enjoying themselves.

On 27 November, MIS led an early Christmas celebration in the campus. Students from Year 10 and two MIS Secondary teachers joined forces to perform 45 minutes of their rendition of the Sleeping Beauty Pantomime.

Recently I took a trip to Spain to better my football skills. I am so glad to have the opportunity to be able to travel to Spain and gain professional feedback to be able to bring back new knowledge for my personal improvement.