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Tenby Schools Penang

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Penang, Malaysia

Last updated: Aug 31, 2026

Qualifications offered
IGCSE / A-Level
Tuition from / term
MYR 5,413 - MYR 30,187(2026-2027)≈ $1,342 - $7,481
Students
~800
Nationalities
30+
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Overview

Tenby Schools Penang (None) is an international IGCSE, A-Levels school for ages 3–18 in Penang, Malaysia. Founded in 1960, it has approximately 800 students from 30+ nationalities. Taught in English. Annual tuition: MYR 16,239–MYR 90,561.

Tenby Schools Penang is a STEAM-specialist day school in Tanjung Bungah, Penang, serving 800+ learners aged 3–17 through co-located international and Malaysian-national schools. The international route uses an enhanced English National Curriculum and IPC progression leading to IGCSE, while the national route follows KSSR/KSSM leading to SPM. The school operates a 10-acre purpose-built campus with a 75,000 sq ft STEAM Engine opened in 2024, featuring robotics, XR, computer science and performance spaces. English is the principal instructional language, with Bahasa Malaysia, Mandarin, and strong EAL provision also offered. With more than 30 nationalities represented, it combines British-international academic rigour with multilingualism, life competencies and pastoral care under the International Schools Partnership network.

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A through-school in Penang running British-international and Malaysian-national pathways on one campus, with a purpose-built STEAM centre threading technology through everyday lessons.

Tenby Schools Penang teaches from age three onward on a single Tanjung Bungah campus, offering an enhanced English National Curriculum route to IGCSE and a Malaysian national route to SPM, with more than 800 students from over 30 countries (school-reported). Its three-level, 75,000 sq ft STEAM Engine, opened in 2024, houses robotics, extended reality, computing and design spaces, and the school reported 2025 IGCSE grades of 51% A*-A and a 100% pass rate. Families should note that the published pathways end at IGCSE/SPM, with no on-campus A-Level or IB sixth form verified.

An editorial summary of the sections below — not a rating or ranking.

Best for
Families in or relocating to Penang who want a single through-school offering either a British route to IGCSE or a Malaysian national route to SPM, who value strong STEM and technology facilities, and who are comfortable with a structured, closely-monitored school day and mid-year entry subject to space.
Things to consider
The published pathways end at IGCSE (age 16) and SPM (Form 5); although the canonical listing mentions A-Level and ages to 18, no on-campus A-Level or IB sixth form could be verified, so families wanting a sixth form should confirm directly. Fees are charged per term over three terms and exclude books, uniform, transport, food, co-curricular activities, visits and exam fees. Transport is arranged through separately contracted providers, not a school-operated bus with published fares. Results and awards are self-reported, and no independent ranking, inspection grade or acceptance rate is published.

Known for

  • Two pathways on one campus
  • STEAM specialism and STEAM Engine

Learning environment

How lessons run
Mostly taught content
TaughtInquiry
The timetable is built around IGCSE syllabus coverage, with lab work, design projects and fieldwork embedded inside subjects rather than run as separate inquiry blocks.
Academic load
Light load
LighterHeavier
The published school day ends by mid-afternoon with only IGCSE as a formal external examination point, and no verified evening or weekend study load is documented.
Student choice
Guided choice
Set for themChosen by them
Students choose among a limited set of options within a largely fixed subject sequence, with elective choice widening only slightly at IGCSE level.
Daily structure
Structured
FlexibleHighly governed
Daily life runs on published attendance and conduct rules, with registers each lesson, exit slips, uniform checks and a staged discipline policy up to permanent exclusion.

A wider bar means the published evidence narrows the position to a range rather than a point.

Tuition & Fees

Tuition from / term

MYR 5,413 - MYR 30,187(2026-2027)≈ $1,342 - $7,481

Application Fee

MYR 5,000≈ $1,239

Deposit

MYR 2,707≈ $671

Est. First Year Total

MYR 14,620≈ $3,623

Tuition by Grade

GradeAnnual TuitionApplication FeeDeposit
NurseryMYR 5,413≈ $1,342 / term≈ MYR 16,239≈ $4,025 / year-MYR 2,707≈ $671
ReceptionMYR 5,800≈ $1,437 / term≈ MYR 17,400≈ $4,312 / year-MYR 2,900≈ $719
Year 1MYR 7,627≈ $1,890 / term≈ MYR 22,881≈ $5,671 / year-MYR 3,814≈ $945
Year 2MYR 8,614≈ $2,135 / term≈ MYR 25,842≈ $6,404 / year-MYR 4,307≈ $1,067
Year 3MYR 10,480≈ $2,597 / term≈ MYR 31,440≈ $7,792 / year-MYR 5,240≈ $1,299
Year 4MYR 11,421≈ $2,830 / term≈ MYR 34,263≈ $8,491 / year-MYR 5,711≈ $1,415
Year 5MYR 13,149≈ $3,259 / term≈ MYR 39,447≈ $9,776 / year-MYR 6,575≈ $1,629
Year 6MYR 13,774≈ $3,414 / term≈ MYR 41,322≈ $10,241 / year-MYR 6,887≈ $1,707
Standard 1MYR 5,863≈ $1,453 / term≈ MYR 17,589≈ $4,359 / year-MYR 2,932≈ $727
Standard 2MYR 5,885≈ $1,458 / term≈ MYR 17,655≈ $4,375 / year-MYR 2,943≈ $729
Standard 3MYR 6,019≈ $1,492 / term≈ MYR 18,057≈ $4,475 / year-MYR 3,010≈ $746
Standard 4MYR 6,254≈ $1,550 / term≈ MYR 18,762≈ $4,650 / year-MYR 3,127≈ $775
Standard 5MYR 6,450≈ $1,599 / term≈ MYR 19,350≈ $4,796 / year-MYR 3,225≈ $799
Standard 6MYR 6,572≈ $1,629 / term≈ MYR 19,716≈ $4,886 / year-MYR 3,286≈ $814
Year 7MYR 15,639≈ $3,876 / term≈ MYR 46,917≈ $11,628 / year-MYR 7,820≈ $1,938
Year 8MYR 17,123≈ $4,244 / term≈ MYR 51,369≈ $12,731 / year-MYR 8,562≈ $2,122
Year 9MYR 18,128≈ $4,493 / term≈ MYR 54,384≈ $13,478 / year-MYR 9,064≈ $2,246
Year 10MYR 19,654≈ $4,871 / term≈ MYR 58,962≈ $14,613 / year-MYR 9,827≈ $2,435
Year 11MYR 30,187≈ $7,481 / term≈ MYR 90,561≈ $22,444 / year-MYR 10,062≈ $2,494
Form 1MYR 6,848≈ $1,697 / term≈ MYR 20,544≈ $5,091 / year-MYR 3,424≈ $849
Form 2MYR 7,062≈ $1,750 / term≈ MYR 21,186≈ $5,251 / year-MYR 3,531≈ $875
Form 3MYR 7,280≈ $1,804 / term≈ MYR 21,840≈ $5,413 / year-MYR 3,640≈ $902
Form 4MYR 7,733≈ $1,916 / term≈ MYR 23,199≈ $5,749 / year-MYR 3,867≈ $958
Form 5MYR 8,201≈ $2,032 / term≈ MYR 24,603≈ $6,097 / year-MYR 4,101≈ $1,016
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Additional Fees

Technology Fee

MYR 1,500≈ $372

Approximate values based on ECB reference rates (Aug 24 – 28, 2026). Actual amounts may vary.

Curriculum & Academics

Languages of Instruction

Languages of Instruction

English

Compulsory / Optional

EnglishBahasa MalaysiaMandarinJapaneseKorean

Subjects Offered

15 subjects

IGCSE(15)

STEM
MathematicsComputer ScienceDesign Technology
Languages
English Literature★English Language★Mandarin Chinese
Humanities
HistoryGeography
Social Sciences
Business StudiesGlobal Perspectives
Arts
Visual ArtsMusicDrama & Theatre
Physical Education
Physical Education
IT & Computing
Information Technology

Accreditations & Memberships

Cambridge International

Outcomes & Results

Exam Results

IGCSE

2025

Grade 7–9

0.51 %

Grade 4–9

0.89 %

Pass rate

1 %

2024

Grade 4–9

0.9 %

Reputation & Recognition

Awards

  • Judges Choice Award for Innovative Teaching and Learning2026ASEAN School Awards 2026

    Tenby Schools Penang won the Judges Choice Award and was a finalist in the STEAM Award category at the ASEAN School Awards 2026.

  • NAPEI Excellence Award for Innovation in Education2025NAPEI

    Awarded to Tenby Schools Penang; reported by the school on 31 January 2025.

Admissions

Admissions Overview

Applications are accepted year-round where places are available. Families enquire, visit, submit documents (including passports, birth certificate, previous school report), undergo a review that may include assessment and/or interview, then receive a successful, not-ready-yet or conditional-offer outcome. There is no published acceptance rate, fixed English threshold or waiting-list policy. A conditional offer may set agreed goals before the child starts.

Requirements

Early Years (ages 3–5)

Student InterviewSchool Report Review

English Requirement: Advanced English

Interview Required (In-person)

Application Fee: 2,000

Primary (Years 1–6 / Standard 1–6), Secondary (Years 7–11 / Form 1–5)

Written TestStudent InterviewSchool Report Review

English Requirement: Advanced English

Interview Required (In-person)

Application Fee: 2,000

Key Dates

Start of Term 1 / Orientation Day (International School)2026-08-26

International School Term 1 begins with Orientation Day.

End of Term 1 (International School)2026-12-10

International School Term 1 ends.

Start of Term 2 / Orientation (International School)2027-01-05

International School Term 2 begins with Orientation.

End of Term 2 (International School)2027-04-09

International School Term 2 ends.

Start of Term 3 (International School)2027-04-19

International School Term 3 begins.

Start of Term 1 / Orientation Day (National School)2026-01-12

Sekolah Sri Tenby National School Term 1 begins with Orientation Day.

School Life

Term system
3 terms
Lunch
canteen

Support & Wellbeing

Co-curricular Activities

41 activities

Team Sports(4)

BasketballFootballNetballVolleyball

Grades: Primary · Secondary

Individual Sports(6)

BadmintonKarateSwimmingJudoTennisClimbing

Grades: Early Years · Primary · Secondary

Drama & Theatre(1)

Drama Club

Grades: Secondary

Academic Clubs(2)

Model United NationsDebate

Grades: Primary · Secondary

STEM(2)

Robotics ClubCoding Club

Grades: Secondary

Languages & Culture(1)

Cultural Exchange

Visual Arts(1)

Film Club

Service & Leadership(3)

Environmental ClubDuke of Edinburgh AwardStudent Council

Grades: Primary · Secondary

School-specific(21)

Chess ClubCooking ClubDance ClubYoga ClubBiology ClubISP ArtistsISP Virtual ExchangeMusic OpportunitiesCamp BeaumontHead Boy and Head GirlHouse CaptainsSchool CampsHorizons Week Educational TripsISP ChangemakersLibrariansBrazilian Jiu-JitsuTenby TigersISP ScientistsE-SportPrimary Lego ClubRoblox

Grades: Early Years · Primary · Secondary

Facilities

23 facilities

Sports & Athletics(2)

Indoor Swimming Pool· Outdoor
Basketball Courts· Outdoor

Academic Facilities(4)

General Science Lab· Indoor
Main Library· Indoor
Design Technology Workshop· Indoor
Computer Lab· Indoor

Arts & Performance(4)

Art Studio· Indoor
Music Room· Indoor
Recording Studio· Indoor
Theatre· Indoor

Technology(1)

Maker Space· Indoor

Dining(1)

Cafeteria· Indoor

Wellbeing(1)

Nursery Room· Indoor

School-specific(10)

Dedicated Early Years Centre
Food Technology Kitchen
Drama Rooms (Black Box)
Collaboration Corridor
Multi-Purpose Hall
Community Café
Regulation-Size Football Field
The STEAM Engine
Extended Reality (XR) Lab
Robotics and Coding Zone

Location & Access

Getting There

Other

Five privately contracted transport providers facilitate school transport. Families contact providers independently. Coverage areas include Tanjung Bungah, Tanjung Tokong, Batu Feringghi, Greenlane, Gurney, Pulau Tikus, Dato' Keramat, Straits Quay, Bayan Baru and Bayan Lepas. Named providers: Mr Leng Wai Choong, Mr Yap Chin Khoon, Mr Lim Sin Huah, Ms Cheah, Mr Joo.

Coverage Areas: Tanjung Bungah, Tanjung Tokong, Batu Feringghi, Greenlane, Gurney, Pulau Tikus, Dato' Keramat, Straits Quay, Bayan Baru, Bayan Lepas

Public Transport

Public bus service information provided by the school for families. Northern Island routes cover Tanjung Bungah, Tanjung Tokong, Straits Quay, Fettes Park, Batu Feringghi. Town Area covers Gurney Drive, Pulau Tikus, Greenlane, Batu Lanchang, Georgetown, Dato Keramat. Southern Island covers Bayan Baru, Queensbay, Sungai Nibong, Pantai Jerjak, Bayan Lepas, Relau, Sungai Ara. Mainland covers Butterworth, Bukit Mertajam.

Coverage Areas: Northern Island: Tanjung Bungah, Tanjung Tokong, Straits Quay, Fettes Park, Batu Feringghi. Town Area: Gurney Drive, Pulau Tikus, Greenlane, Batu Lanchang, Georgetown, Dato Keramat. Southern Island: Bayan Baru, Queensbay, Sungai Nibong, Pantai Jerjak, Bayan Lepas, Relau, Sungai Ara. Mainland: Butterworth, Bukit Mertajam.

Campuses

Main Campus

Tenby Schools Penang

2, Lintang Lembah Permai 1, Tanjung Tokong, Tanjung Bungah, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia

No rapid rail on Penang Island serves the campus. Transport is facilitated through five privately contracted providers covering Tanjung Bungah, Tanjung Tokong, Batu Feringghi, Greenlane, Gurney, Pulau Tikus, Dato' Keramat, Straits Quay, Bayan Baru, Bayan Lepas, Butterworth, and Bukit Mertajam. Public bus coverage areas are also provided. Families contact transport providers independently.
Purpose-built 10-acre campus with a 75,000 sq ft three-level STEAM Engine (opened 2024) housing robotics, XR lab, computer science lab, makerspace, food technology kitchen, art studios, music rooms, recording studio, black box theatre, and collaboration corridor. Also features a swimming pool, regulation football field, basketball courts, science laboratories, canteen, community café, library, multi-purpose hall, dedicated Early Years centre, and a planned auditorium for up to 415 attendees.
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External mention exists, but no independent ranking or inspection grade found

A Penang state education-promotion brochure describes the school's STEAM programme, but no independently audited ranking or inspection grade was located.

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What an outside source says

StudyPENANG, a Penang state education-promotion source, describes Tenby Schools Penang as distinguished by its STEAM Engine, which it says brings robotics, virtual reality, music and technology into everyday learning. This is external descriptive recognition, not an independently audited ranking or inspection grade.

What could not be verified

No independent ranking, inspection grade or named accreditation result was found in the reviewed current search results. The school does report awards, but those claims were located primarily on its own site, so they cannot be treated as independent evidence about the school.

Sources (2)

Year-round entry where space allows, with CAT4/NGRT assessment but no published cut score

The school accepts applications year-round subject to space, assesses new entrants with CAT4 or NGRT, and describes a roughly one-to-two-week process, but publishes no acceptance rate, pass score or waiting-list policy.

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How entry works, per the school

The school states that applications are accepted throughout the year only where space is available, and that after review applicants may face an assessment and/or interview, with published outcomes of Successful, Not Ready Yet and Conditional Offer. It does not publish acceptance rates, year-group seat availability or a waiting-list policy.

The school's FAQ states the process generally takes around one to two weeks from application to confirmation of a place. It also states the International School term starts in August and the National School term starts in February, and that enrolment is ongoing so students can join during the year.

Assessment used

According to the school's multilingualism page, every new International School student in Year 2 to Year 8 completes CAT4, Year 9 and above completes NGRT, and National School students in Standard 2 to Form 4 complete CAT4. The page does not publish an admissions pass score or threshold.

What independent sources do and don't establish

A third-party school-directory entry carries a historic availability note stating Early Years was full for that academic year with availability for a September 2020 intake. This is a dated signal only and does not establish current waiting-list or seat availability.

No independent government register, inspection or accreditation report, or current seat-availability source located in this search published the school's acceptance rate, current waiting list by year group, admissions priority rules, a named English cut score or boarding-specific admissions constraints.

Sources (5)

Two curriculum pathways on one campus, with limited independent data on the mix

The school reports 800-plus students from 30-plus countries across British-international and Malaysian-national pathways, but the only independent figures come from a single undated directory listing.

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What the school reports

The school reports more than 800 students from more than 30 countries and operates both British-international and Malaysian-national pathways on the same campus. It does not publish international-versus-local percentage splits.

What one independent listing adds

An undated third-party school-directory listing reports 750 students, 30 nationalities and a 60% local / 40% international split, and lists Malaysian, Korean, Chinese from China, Japanese and Hong Kong among the most common nationalities. The listing provides no methodology or reference date, so these figures should be treated as an unverified signal rather than a confirmed profile.

A separate public Malaysian school-directory listing describes the school as having no boarding. No public regulatory source establishing a boarding or day ratio was located.

Sources (3)

2025 IGCSE results reported by the school; no destination data found

The school reports strong 2025 IGCSE grades, but no university destinations were located, and the published international route ends at IGCSE.

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Reported examination results

For the 2025 IGCSE examinations, the school reported that 51% of all grades were A*-A, 75% were A*-B, 89% were A*-C, and there was a 100% pass rate. These figures are as published by the school and are not independently verified here.

What is missing

No named university destination, offer, acceptance or matriculation list was found in the reviewed official site, prospectus, news archive or third-party search results. The publicly described international pathway ends at Year 11 and IGCSE rather than a campus sixth form, so families should not assume onward destination data is available.

Sources (2)

ASEAN School Awards recognition and 2025 IGCSE results

The school reports a 2026 ASEAN School Awards Judges Choice Award and a STEAM finalist placing, alongside its 2025 IGCSE results. All are self-reported.

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Recent recognition

The school reported winning the Judges Choice Award for Innovative Teaching and Learning at the ASEAN School Awards 2026 and being a finalist in the STEAM Award category. This is reported by the school itself and was not independently confirmed here.

Recent results

The school also reported 2025 IGCSE results of 51% A*-A, 75% A*-B, 89% A*-C and a 100% pass rate.

Sources (2)

Two pathways ending at IGCSE/SPM, with fees per term and third-party transport

The school suits families wanting an IGCSE or SPM route on one campus; those wanting an on-campus A-Level or IB sixth form, or bundled transport, should check further.

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Pathway endpoint to verify

The school fits families seeking either a British-international route to IGCSE or a Malaysian-national route to SPM on one campus. Families specifically wanting an on-campus A-Level or IB Diploma sixth form should verify alternatives, because the published international route ends at Year 11 and the national route at Form 5.

Fees and what they exclude

Tuition is charged per term across three terms, with calculated annual tuition ranging from RM16,239 for Nursery to RM90,561 for Year 11 before taxes and listed exclusions. Books, uniform, transport, food, co-curricular activities, visits and external examination fees are excluded, so families should budget beyond the headline tuition.

Transport arrangement

Transport is facilitated through separately contacted providers rather than a school-operated bus service with published fares. The school lists five providers and public-bus coverage areas, but no airport transfer, boarding transfer or transport price is published, so families should confirm routes and costs directly.

Sources (3)

About the School

Established
1960

Leadership

  • Jeanne DenyerCampus Principal2019–
  • Katie MayneHead of Tenby International Primary
  • Hanane OunaHead of Tenby International School Secondary
  • Narish TamilarasanHead of Sekolah Sri Tenby
  • Michelle Lim Chia YunAdmissions Manager
  • Dominic Sew Khai YuanMarketing Manager

Core values

Curiosity, Confidence, Collaboration, Critical Thinking, Character, Community, Creativity

History

The Tenby Schools group began in 1960 when Dorothy Nelson-Doig founded the original Tenby kindergarten, named after her hometown in Wales, for British expatriates in Malaysia. In Penang, Sekolah Sri Pinang was established in 1981 as the first private school in Penang. In 2005, Tenby acquired Sekolah Sri Inai and established Tenby Schools Penang. The school moved to its present 10-acre Tanjung Bungah campus in 2011. It joined the International Schools Partnership in 2018, became a STEAM specialist school in 2023, and opened the STEAM Engine facility in 2024.

Frequently Asked Questions

What SPM results does Tenby Schools Penang achieve on the Malaysian national pathway?

In 2024, students on the Malaysian national pathway achieved an 88% A*–C rate with a 100% pass rate at SPM. The national pathway follows KSSR in Primary and KSSM in Secondary, culminating in the SPM examination at Form 5.

What subjects can my child choose at IGCSE level?

IGCSE students must take English, English Literature, Mathematics, Science (Double Award), and PHSE as compulsory subjects. Optional subjects include Additional Mathematics, Triple Science, Mandarin, Design Technology, Geography, History, ICT, Accounting, Business Studies, Computer Science, Music, Drama, Art, and Physical Education.

What are the three possible outcomes after I apply to Tenby Schools Penang?

After the school reviews your application, there are three published outcomes: Successful (straightforward acceptance), Not Ready Yet (the child is not currently placed but the door is not permanently closed), or Conditional Offer (a place is offered subject to agreed goals being met before starting). This means the school may manage transitions for students with language or learning gaps rather than simply declining them.

Which assessment tests does Tenby Schools Penang use, and is there a pass mark I need to hit?

Every new International School student in Years 2–8 completes the CAT4 cognitive abilities test, while students in Year 9 and above complete the NGRT reading assessment. National School students in Standard 2 to Form 4 also take the CAT4. The school does not publish a pass score or threshold for any of these assessments.

What documents do I need to submit when applying to Tenby Schools Penang?

Required documents include parents' passport or identity card, parents' visa and work permit if applicable, the student's birth certificate (translated into English for non-Malaysians), the student's passport, MyKid or identity card, and previous school reports. Non-Malaysian families should ensure translations are prepared in advance to avoid delays.

What sports and recreational facilities are available on campus?

The 10-acre Tanjung Bungah campus includes a swimming pool with variable depth up to 7 feet (swimming starts from age four), a regulation-size football field, basketball courts, and a multi-purpose hall. Students also have access to biology, chemistry and physics laboratories, a canteen, a community café, and a multilingual library.

What support is available for students who arrive without strong English skills?

The school runs an English Learning Centre that provides structured EAL (English as an Additional Language) support, meaning students who arrive without strong English are supported rather than excluded. The school also describes itself as a trilingual school with English, Malay, and Mandarin embedded from Early Years, which helps students from diverse language backgrounds settle in.

What global programmes can students at Tenby Schools Penang participate in through the ISP network?

As part of the International Schools Partnership (ISP) network, students can join ISP Cultural Exchange (ages 8–18), ISP Virtual Exchange (ages 13–18), ISP Model United Nations, ISP Filmmakers, ISP Artists, ISP Scientists, ISP Changemakers, and ISP Chess Masters. These programmes connect Tenby Penang students with peers across ISP schools worldwide.

What nationalities make up the student body at Tenby Schools Penang?

The school reports more than 800 students from over 30 countries, though it does not publish an official breakdown of nationalities. One undated third-party directory listing suggests the most common nationalities include Malaysian, Korean, Chinese from China, Japanese and Hong Kong students, with an approximate 60% local and 40% international split — though these figures are unverified and should be treated as a rough guide only.

Where can my child continue their studies after finishing IGCSE or SPM at Tenby Schools Penang?

The international pathway at Tenby Schools Penang ends at Year 11 (IGCSE), and the national pathway ends at Form 5 (SPM). No A-Level, IB Diploma or other post-IGCSE programme has been verified at this campus, so families planning long-term studies in Malaysia will need to arrange a transfer to another school for sixth-form education. No university destination data is published by the school.

What curriculum does Tenby Schools Penang teach?

Tenby Schools Penang offers IGCSE and A-Levels.

How much is annual tuition at Tenby Schools Penang?

Annual tuition at Tenby Schools Penang ranges from MYR 16,239 to MYR 90,561 (MYR), depending on the grade level.

What additional fees should I budget for at Tenby Schools Penang?

In addition to tuition, Tenby Schools Penang charges a registration fee of MYR 5,000, deposit of MYR 2,707.

What are the admission requirements for Tenby Schools Penang?

Applications are accepted year-round where places are available. Families enquire, visit, submit documents (including passports, birth certificate, previous school report), undergo a review that may include assessment and/or interview, then receive a successful, not-ready-yet or conditional-offer outcome. There is no published acceptance rate, fixed English threshold or waiting-list policy. A conditional offer may set agreed goals before the child starts.

Where is Tenby Schools Penang located?

Tenby Schools Penang is located in Penang, Malaysia.

What ages does Tenby Schools Penang accept?

Tenby Schools Penang accepts students from age 3 to 18.

How many students attend Tenby Schools Penang?

Tenby Schools Penang has approximately 800 students from 30+ nationalities.

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