(5 day and 4 night)
This five-day, four-night Malaysia-Singapore edutrip is designed as an international learning experience that provides students with global insights. Through visits to educational institutions, cultural icons, technology centers, and modern tourist destinations, the program offers participants the opportunity to become more familiar with the wider world and to broaden their perspectives on education and culture at an International level.
Day 1 – Arrival and The Beginning of Kuala Lumpur Exploration
The journey began with the group’s arrival at Kuala Lumpur International Airport. After meeting the local guide and eating together, the participants went to the hotel to check in and rest. The first day was used for initial adaptation before starting the main series of the activities.
Day 2 – School Visits & Kuala Lumpur City Icons
In the morning, the students made an educational visit to Global Indian International School, Kuala Lumpur. They were welcomed by the school, received an explanation of the International curriculum, watched a dance performance and our students performed as well. We also took part in friendly futsal and badminton matches. Furthermore, the group toured the school facilities to observe the learning process and the educational environment in Malaysia firsthand.
After the school activities, the group went to Batu Caves to learn about the strong Hindu culture in the area, then continued with a visit to the PETRONAS Twin Towers as an icon of modern Malaysia. The evening was spent at Central Market to see local crafts and learn about Malaysia’s artistic culture.
Day 3 – Crossing the Border & Universal Studios Singapore
In the morning, the participants traveled overland to Singapore. After immigration procedures, the group went straight to Universal Studios Singapore on Sentosa Island. There the students enjoyed the themed rides, watched various attractions, and learned about film technology and visual effects used in this world-class theme park. After the activities ended, the group rested at the hotel.
Day 4 – Educational Visit & Singapore City Tour
The series of activities began with a visit to Furen International School. Participants received an explanation of the education system in Singapore and were shown modern facilities such as laboratories, a library, and an activity hall.
After lunch, the group visited Merlion Park, the iconic symbol of the Lion City. The trip continued to Gardens by the Bay, where students explored the Supertree Grove and learned about plant conservation and future garden technologies. Then, the participants went to Marina Barrage to learn and understand Singapore’s water management and flood prevention systems. The day ended with free time at Bugis Junction.
Day 5 – Return Journey to Indonesia
The last day was spent with breakfast, preparing for check-out, and the trip to the airport to return to the homeland.
Conclusion / Overview of Activity Results
Edutrip to Malaysia–Singapura provides a rich experience for students through direct interaction with an International environment. During the program, students gain new insights into global education systems, the culture and history of the two advanced countries, and the modern technologies applied in various public facilities and tourist attractions. In addition to broadening their horizons, this activity also helps develop students’ communication skills, independence, and self confidence when interacting with people across cultures. Through this experience, it is hoped that students’ motivation to learn will increase and that they will gain a broader global perspective for the future.
Writer : Ms. Nana (SMP Teacher)
