"I moved from Papua New Guinea to Malaysia in 2019 for Grade 11 in Sunway International School (SIS). The feeling of joining a new school in a new country can be a little overwhelming. Thankfully, I was welcomed by SIS House guardians, Ms Alnissia and Mr Foo, along with other boarders who were so welcoming and warm. Instantly I felt comfortable and part of the community. It was easy making friends at SIS House and it made first day of school an easy transition. The diverse environment in SIS opened my eyes to different cultures of the world and I had made lifelong friendships from different parts of the world; such as Japan, Vietnam, Iran, South Korea, Senegal and China. It was truly an experience I will never forget."
 
Rose Kaupa Sinamoi, Papua New Guinea, Canadian International Matriculation Program 

"In July 2018, I arrived in Malaysia for the first time to study Grade 12 in Sunway International School (SIS).  The one year that I have spent in SIS has laid a solid foundation for my studies and university life at Sunway University. When I studied English in China, I was taught to remember the meaning of words but could not apply them in my life. In SIS, we are encouraged to speak the English language and I tried to take the initiative to speak English with others. With the help of my teachers and classmates, me English has improved."

Rui Zhixin, China, BSc (Hons) in Accounting and Finance 

"As a student at Sunway International School, I was given an amazing opportunity to grow into a global citizen. With SIS offering a diverse range of learning and extracurricular activities I instantly fell in love with the school’s positive, friendly and academic environment. Never before I experienced such a close and spiritual connection with the school, teachers, friends and classmates.  

Sunway International School has given me valuable academic and communication skills which I continued to develop during my studies in CIMP (Canadian International Matriculation Programme). Personally, CIMP was a rich learning environment filled with extracurricular activities such as various sporting events, trekking trips, and the student council."
 
Adilet Tursyn, Kazakhstani, Foreign Ministry in Kazakhstan