Concord College International School

20/08/2026

Congratulations to our students on an exceptional set of IGCSE results.

Behind every success is a story of dedication, resilience and determination - supported by teachers who inspire our students to aim higher and achieve more.

We are delighted to announce that our first IGCSE cohort achieved 52% Grades A* / A and 85% attained A* / C.

Qin Tsen, one of Concord College International School’s FIRST Frank Bell Prize winners and Sunsuria Foundation Concord Scholarship 2024 recipients is the top performer in the school, achieving 8A* 3A (grade 9 equivalent to an A* and grades 7/8 equivalent to an A).

19/08/2026

We are thrilled to announce that our Year 12 (Academic Year 2025/2026) achieved an incredible 82% As (top grade) in the AS Levels, a testament to the culture of excellence we are building together.

We are looking forward to the IGCSE results to be announced tomorrow afternoon!

13/08/2026

Concord College International School is celebrating the outstanding achievements of its inaugural A-level students.

43% of grades awarded A*
62% of grades at A*/A
81% of grades at A*/B
91% of grades at A*/C

These excellent results have opened doors to leading universities in the UK and overseas, with students progressing to destinations including Imperial College London, University College London and The University of Hong Kong alongside many other top universities.

02/08/2026

CCIS is thrilled to announce that Clarisse and Arielle from Year 7 have been shortlisted for the 2026 John Locke Institute Global Essay Prize (Psychology Category)!

Out of over 100,000 entries from 187 countries, they have placed among the top 17.5% - a truly outstanding achievement for our young writers.

Guided by Mr. David Geary, Clarisse and Arielle embraced the rigours of academic writing with remarkable maturity - receiving feedback with an open mind, revising with discipline, and crafting essays that demonstrated original, well-reasoned arguments. The competition rewards precisely this kind of intellectual courage - a precise thesis, layered reasoning, and conclusions that extend far beyond the classroom.

is also incredibly proud to note that this follows in Jasmine's footsteps, who made history last year as the school's first shortlisted entry in the same category.

Proud of you, ! Keep .

Read more at https://www.concordcollege.edu.my/news/year-7-duo-among-top-17-5-globally-shortlisted-for-john-locke-essay-prize/

01/08/2026

28/07/2026

CCIS' Economics, Finance, and Political Society made it to the Monie Fest 2026 held in April this year. The event brought over 100 industry experts onto one platform making it, one of Malaysia's largest financial and investments event.

The society mooted and helmed by our Sixth Formers, saw representatives - Neevaj, Shane and Nixon - gaining firsthand exposure to keynote sessions, panel discussions, and practical workshops on investing, banking, and entrepreneurship, among others.

They had the privilege of hearing from distinguished leaders such as YB Liew Chin Tong, Khairy Jamaluddin, and Shahril Hamdan, and explored exhibition booths hosted by top organisations including Bursa Malaysia, Maybank, Kenanga Investments and EPF.

Visiting the exhibition area, the representatives gained valuable insights into the latest developments in finance, investing, and the Malaysian economy.

At CCIS, students are encouraged to explore how they can enhance their learning experiences as part of our Rigour core value. The society, committed to encourage their members to engage with real-world economic and financial developments beyond the classroom, finds experiences like Monie Fest provide invaluable opportunities to broaden perspectives, connect with industry professionals, while deepenin their understanding of today's economic landscape.

Congratulations to Neevaj, Shane, and Nixon on charting this first course! We can’t wait to see more of our students seizing such opportunities in the future.

Content credits to Economics, Finance, and Political Society.

24/07/2026

Year 7 and Year 8 students concluded their project-based learning exploring three key areas - Humanities, Sciences, and Drama. Tasked with switching focus each term, students developed group projects centered on current social and sustainability themes. The programme for Term 3 wrapped up with a half-day exhibition, inviting parents as well as teachers and students from Year 6 upward to view the projects and theatre pieces. This culminating event enabled students to sharpen their presentation skills while engaging directly with critical and constructive feedback offered by visitors. Some of the themes presented including deforestation, price check app, and renewable energy from decomposing banana.

21/07/2026

Friendly matches help develop sports experience and healthy competition amongst peers. has been actively developing the sports side of the international school experience to identify and develop talents. Working with counterparts from KTJ and Epsom, identified sports talents are trained and given experience through the three-way meet while creating inter-school peer friendship and lifetime bonds. The Primary Super Saturday was held at Concord College International School and the Secondary Super Saturday was held at KTJ last month.

Congratulations to all winners and thanks for the great matches and !

Primary School Photos Courtesy of David.

15/07/2026

Closing the academic year two weeks ago, Prize Day was a celebration of students' hard work and dedication over the past ten months. Time flies, doesn't it?

This year, we proudly recognised more than 50 award winners across a range of categories including Kindness, Creativity, Endeavour, and Academic Excellence as well as the Principal’s Awards. A surprise announcement kept to the very end was the Top Student Award. Congratulations, Rou Ee!

Each recipient of the above awards has demonstrated excellence in their own remarkable way. They will certainly set the benchmark for the coming academic year.

13/07/2026

Right on the heels of an exhilarating Primary Sports Day, 's Secondary School took centre stage during the last week of Term 3 with their own fiercely competitive .

The morning buzzed with track and field heats, while the indoor games were equally intense. The tug-of-war, which have become a beloved tradition, brought the event to a thrilling close with the always-entertaining Staff and Parents vs Students showdown.

In the end, after a day of sheer grit and school spirit, clinched the top spot as the overall champion.

A huge congratulations to all who competed, cheered, and made the day unforgettable!