EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

At GIIS, we promote co-curricular activities for students outside the curricula which helps in the physical and emotional development of our students and helps them attain a comprehensive and well-rounded education outside of academics.

Extra  Curricular Activities

Activities outside the curricula which helps in the physical and emotional development of students

ECA/CCA at GIIS KL

At Global Indian International School Kuala Lumpur, a core component of holistic education is the Extracurricular and Co-Curricular activities that shape the development of students. They are instrumental in honing the talents and developing social skills, critical thinking and teamwork.

GIIS Kuala Lumpur has an array of mandatory ECA and CCA activities for the benefit of our students. To instil a sense of belonging, camaraderie and brotherhood among students, many of these activities are held by grouping students into four Houses which encourages healthy competition, a hunger for winning and pride in accomplishments.

Activities

Extra-Curricular Activities

Junior Athletics

Tae-Kwon-Do

Soccer

Badminton

Basketball

Tennis

Chess

9GEMS

Karate

Extra-curricular activities are those activities, often sports-based, that take place outside of the GIIS classroom, helping students develop their personalities and physical aptitude, which is a crucial part of our 9 GEMS programme. Students who show particular talent in extracurricular activities, such as sports, activities may participate in the ProChamps Programme, which provides additional, intensive training under skilled coaches.

Design Thinking

Art

Artificial Intelligence

Science

Aviation

Science

Activities Inspiring Innovation

GIIS believes that its students are the innovators of tomorrow, and we strive to undertake school activities that encourage our students and educators alike to inspire innovation activities amongst our students today.
We define innovation as "the act of starting something for the first time in our existing context of work that would add value to our processes."