Not every child is brave enough to sit in front of a camera… but today, our BBIS Abbad students proved otherwise. Selected students participated in a special recording session with our Marketing Team for upcoming BBIS content, and they did amazingly well. Calm, focused, and confident, each of them recited beautifully while being guided by Ustaz Aliff and Ustaz Uwais, who were present to listen and support their recitation. What started as a simple recording turned into a prou

Montessori at BBIS teaches students to think, decide, solve problems and take responsibility. Less spoon-feeding. More confidence. Real-life readiness. A foundation that lasts beyond school. #BBIS #BrainyBunch #BeSignificant #SuccessInBothWorlds

Let’s be brutally honest. Kids don’t spoil themselves. Parents spoil them. Here are 5 “kesilapan kecil” at home that slowly raise children who struggle with resilience: 1. Saying YES because you’re tired Every time we avoid a tantrum, we accidentally teach them that crying = winning. 2. Buying things just to make them happy Happiness becomes something MONEY must create, not character, not gratitude. 3. Solving all their problems Zip their bag, carry their things, do their hom

Today’s Graduation Ceremony was a beautiful journey from start to finish. The afternoon began with students dressing in their robes, hearts full of excitement as proud teachers welcomed them into the hall. The ceremony opened with doa, Asmaul Husna, and the national and state anthems before the hall echoed with the Brainy Bunch Anthem. One of the most meaningful moments was the opening speech by Ustaz Mohammad Ali Nurdin, reminding our graduates to enter the next chapter with

At BBIS, the Montessori Work Cycle is where real learning happens. It’s a special time when students choose what they want to work on English, Maths, Science or other materials based on their own interest and readiness. With guidance from the homeroom teacher, every child learns at a pace that suits them. What parents love most is the calm and focused environment. There’s no rushing, no stress. Children are deeply engaged, helping each other, solving problems, and building co

Ustaz Aden shared a moment many parents will relate to. Although he is the CEO of Brainy Bunch International School (BBIS), when it came to his own child’s progress report, he arrived with his wife simply as a father not as a school leader. He queued just like everyone else. No shortcuts, no special treatment. Just a dad, waiting for his turn. While sitting in line, he finally felt what parents feel every time they come for a progress report the small nervousness, the hope, t