Sri Kuala Lumpur School

Sri Kuala Lumpur School (Sri KL) was founded in January 1979 by the educationist Tan Sri Dato' Ir. Othman Merican and friends, starting with six pupils in a bungalow in Kuala Lumpur. After several moves it settled on its permanent campus in SS15, Subang Jaya, in 1986, and the secondary school was incorporated in 1987.

The primary curriculum is anchored in the Cambridge Primary programme with additional school subjects that reflect Malaysian educational aims, and the secondary school follows the Cambridge IGCSE programme. English is the main language of instruction, while the school stresses Malaysian values, national pride and respect for local customs.

The campus has three four-storey blocks with 72 air-conditioned classrooms, interactive whiteboards throughout, more than 300 networked computers, separate primary and secondary libraries, four science labs, living-skills rooms and a 25-metre pool. Co-curricular life includes clubs, sports such as football, netball and basketball, drama, music and dance, and exchange programmes with schools abroad.