starcity | KINGS International School

🌟 A Growing Cambridge School Community

KISC is a growing and forward-thinking school offering Preschool, Primary and Lower Secondary education through the Cambridge Curriculum. With enrolment rising from fewer than a hundred students in 2023–24 to over 200 students in 2025–26, we are proud to be a trusted choice for families seeking high-quality international education.

💛 Personalised Learning

Small class sizes of 20–25 students ensure individual attention, strong teacher–student engagement and an effective learning experience.

📘 Strong Academic Foundation

We deliver the Cambridge Curriculum with a focus on rigour and holistic development.

Trilingual education (English, Myanmar, Chinese).
Placement tests, formative and summative assessments.
Cambridge Checkpoint tests in Year 6 and Year 9.
Holistic grading that values projects, attendance, punctuality and participation.

🏫 Modern, Safe Campus and Rich Student Life

Our campus features:

19 modern classrooms and extended Lower Secondary spaces.
A multi-court, computing room, science lab, music room and a new library.
Preschool playground and spacious parking.
Solar-powered facilities promoting sustainability.

🎉 Enrichment and Student Life

Robotic STEM programmes.
Competitions (Spelling Bee, Math, Computing, Myanmar, Chinese).
STEAM and Robotics fairs, Sports Day and friendly matches.
Field trips, ECAs and weekly assemblies.

📱 Digital Learning and Communication

We use Raz-Plus, Koobits, Tapestry and Microsoft Teams to support learning and maintain smooth parent–school communication.

🤝 Parent Partnership and Welfare

Regular Parent-Teacher Conferences, consultation opportunities and termly Coffee Mornings strengthen collaboration and support student progress.

Students enjoy warm daily lunches, safe surroundings and a structured, respectful environment that promotes discipline and responsibility.

Located in Star City compound, KISC offers high security, minimal traffic and convenient access for families from Star City and Thanlyin. Many students walk, bike or ride scooters to school.