Campus Rangers International School, 9Seputeh

We equip students with holistic and quality education, impact them with Godly values and practices, and transform lives through love, care and counselling. We ensure no one is left behind. Campus Rangers International School

Well-equipped school campus

The school’s campus is located in 9 Seputeh, which is easily accessible from all major highways. It boasts well-designed facilities such as spacious classrooms, science and computer laboratories, co-curricular spaces, sports facilities, outdoor compounds, and a multipurpose hall. Security is paramount. Parents can rest assured that strict procedures are in place to monitor all activities within the school at all times.

Offering Finnish syllabus + Cambridge IGCSE Programme starting in 2023 to provide a holistic education

At Campus Rangers, students learn across a continuum of programmes guided by the British educational framework. Starting from preschool to secondary school, students are continually guided to pursuit their personal best through a curriculum that offers broad and balanced learning opportunities. This lays the foundation for developing vital skills and knowledge for students to lead successful, fulfilled lives.  

Friday, 17 June 2022, marked another milestone for Campus Rangers International School, as they signed a Partnership Agreement with the FEDS (Finnish Education Solutions group), making them a Finnish Experience Partner School!

The Finnish modules the school are introducing along with their current syllabus, will inculcate skills, such as, data analysis, IT, communication, creativity, critical thinking and emotional intelligence, essentially providing a 21st century learning experience for all students, so as to achieve the school’s mission of “No One is Left Behind”.

With amongst the highest rate of high school completion and having one of the best-developed national education system as certified by the OECD, the school trusts this partnership will be the catalyst for continued best practice in learning and development within their culture and community. Moreover, with Finland being distinctively a world’s happiest nation, the team certainly looks forward to inculcating more of such JOY of learning through these Finnish modules.

“We would like to especially express our gratitude to the Ambassador of Finland, His Excellency, Mr Sami Leino, for witnessing this event, along with the Finnish Education team, and finally, our teachers for their continued dedication to elevate us into an exemplary partner school,” expresses Campus Rangers International School.

For the school’s youngest students, the educational journey begins at Rangers Kidz Preschool. “Here, the children are the centre of everything we do. We carefully create a nurturing and enabling environment where children can develop at their own pace in the knowledge that everything they do is valued and each child is viewed as a unique individual,” says Lisa Yoon, head of preschool.

Having a strong team of experienced and dedicated teachers allows Rangers Kidz Preschool to initiate lessons that engage children in plenty of structured play, active exploration and open-ended activities. Children learn by constructing their own knowledge about themselves, others and the world around them; they practise developmentally appropriate skills such as communication, social interaction and creative problem solving. “One of our primary goals is to ensure that all children experience the wonders of playful learning, both indoors and outdoors. We see them as experiences that are critical for healthy whole child development,” adds Lisa.

Well-rounded learning opportunities

On top of that, supporting student’s emotional well-being through subjects like Character Education is also an important area of focus for the school, especially during the current pandemic. Throughout the year, students participate in many other activities including public speaking to hone their skills and confidence as they prepare to progress to the next stage of their academic pathway.

On 5th & 6th August 2022, students enjoyed their very first Scouts Camp. It was a great success! Everyone had tons of fun as they learnt precious qualities (such as, leadership, responsibility, cooperation, discipline, teamwork, grit, overcoming fear, servanthood, etc.) and useful life skills.

“Our utmost gratitude to Mr Eugene Nandakumar (Scout Master/Camp Commander) and all the teachers for organising, helping and ensuring the success of this awesome Camp! We also thank The Coyote Team for teaching and ensuring the safety of our students and teachers in the two very exciting activities of the Camp: Abseiling (for 3-storey high rope system!) & Low Rope Challenge!”

“It was indeed great life experience that have left wonderful memories for all our students!”

“A day of camp life is worth months of theoretical teaching. An invaluable step in character building.”

Outstanding achievements + strong track record of academic excellence

Campus Rangers International School has a strong track record of academic excellence. For every previous batch of its IGCSE students, at least thirty percent of them have successfully obtained scholarships from colleges and universities. The rest has scored enough credits to move on to the tertiary institution of their choice. In 2022, students achieved 100 passing rates for their IGCSE examination (from A+ to C). This is a true testament to the quality of education at Campus Rangers. Most of all, the success also comes from the teacher-parent community who works hand-in-hand to provide the very best opportunities for students to learn and grow.

In addition to the school’s outstanding achievements, one of their Year 10 students, named Alyson Wong, was selected as the only secondary level student to attend the dinner hosted by Universiti Malaya, graced by the Sultan of Perak, for the prestigious Harvard Club!

As a part-time reporter for The Star, 15-year-old Alyson truly awed everyone in the Masterclass event with her very articulate and unexpected questions during the Q&A session with the Harvard Club members. Her ability truly earned her the well-deserved ticket to the glamorous and glitzy dinner.

Acts of philanthropy

Campus Rangers gives beyond its own school community. They are philanthropic and have donated hundreds of thousands of ringgits to organisations such as World Vision, Myanmar orphanage and missionaries who sponsor needy families in Africa.