Tenby Schools Heritage

Our story begins in 1960, when Tenby Schools first started as a kindergarten for British expatriates. It quickly grew to become one of Malaysia’s first international schools, Tenby International School (TIS), Ipoh, led by Mrs. Dorothy Nelson-Doig and named after her hometown of Tenby, Wales.

Over the next 40 years, Tenby Schools would undergo great changes, just like its adopted home. And, as the number of expatriates stationed in Malaysia steadily fell, we saw the opportunity to introduce the Malaysian Primary School Curriculum (KBSR) alongside the British IGCSE curriculum, becoming one of the first schools in Malaysia to give families the choice of of local or international education on one united campus. Now with six campuses around Malaysia (Ipoh, Penang, Setia Eco Park, Setia Eco Gardens, Setia EcoHill and Tropicana Aman), we’ve gained a solid reputation for excellence in learning, or as we call it 'getting better'.

Today, we are proud to be part of International Schools Partnership - ISP a global community of over 82 international schools across 23 countries. We are all committed to a shared purpose: growing the world’s most curious, confident minds Our students don’t just learn about the world; they take part in it.

We focus on the knowledge and skills students need to succeed. With innovative curricula, a research-backed Learning.First™approach, and high-impact assessment tools, we deepen each student’s understanding. Our learning improvement framework ensures continuous progress, helping students reach beyond their potential.

Supported by a global network and affirmed by our rich history in Malaysia, Tenby Schools Penang is not afraid to evolve, this is a place of breakthroughs that lead to transformation.

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