We offer both international and national curricula, catering to students aged 3 to 18 years old. Our annual fees range from RM 20,790 to RM 64,560 for the international curriculum and RM 22,800 to RM 32,520 for the national curriculum.

In the international curriculum, students will study English and Malay, with the option to learn additional languages such as French or Mandarin. For the national curriculum, students will study Malay and English, along with Mandarin as an additional language.

Parents can provide feedback through various channels to ensure effective communication with the school. These include parent-teacher meetings, where they can discuss their child's progress directly with teachers, and email communication for convenient sharing of thoughts or concerns. The school also conducts periodic parent surveys to gather structured feedback and provides feedback forms, available at the school office or online. Additionally, parents may request appointments with School Heads or Coordinators for more detailed discussions. All key contacts are available in the Parents' Portal (iSAMs) for easy reference.

We offer 110+ Co-Curricular Activities (CCA) for all age groups from Early Years upwards a week. We offer external CCA and internal CCA programmes. A full list of CCA activities can be downloaded in our website. We offer free and paid CCA’s and offer CCA’s that range from Robot building, coding of applications to sports such as Taekwondo.

Students are required to wear a school uniform, which reflects the school’s values of unity and professionalism. The uniform design and requirements vary according to the educational level (Early Years, Primary, and Secondary). Details about the uniform policy, including guidelines for proper attire, purchasing information, and acceptable accessories, can be found in the Parents’ Handbook. For any further clarification, please contact the Admissions Office or refer to the uniform section in the handbook.

Tenby Schools Setia Eco Park is situated within the serene and well-planned township of Setia Eco Park in Shah Alam, Selangor. The area is known for its lush greenery, tranquil surroundings, and eco-friendly design. Setia Eco Park offers a secure and family-friendly environment, with modern amenities such as parks, playgrounds, and community facilities that complement the school's focus on holistic education. The school is easily accessible via major highways, including the New Klang Valley Expressway (NKVE) and Guthrie Corridor Expressway, making it convenient for families in and around Shah Alam and neighboring areas. Its strategic location within a thriving township enhances the learning experience by fostering a close-knit, community-oriented atmosphere.

The Special Educational Needs (SEN) Coordinator, together with the School Heads and their teams, will carefully review each case individually. Admission decisions for students with special educational needs are based on recommendations from an educational psychologist and are limited to those who are ready to transition into mainstream education with appropriate support.

The Learning Centre (TLC) provides English as an Additional Language (EAL) class, catering to a comprehensive range of support levels according to the student’s base language level.

Tenby Schools Setia Eco Park is accredited by the Ministry of Education Malaysia (KPM) for the Malaysian National Curriculum and is a member of the Federation of British International Schools in Asia (FOBISIA). These accreditations ensure that we meet high educational standards and provide quality learning experiences for our students.

At Tenby Schools Setia Eco Park, we offer a variety of sports teams to foster teamwork, physical fitness, and school spirit. These include teams for football, basketball, badminton, swimming, and athletics. Our sports teams participate in local and regional competitions, encouraging students to develop their athletic skills, discipline, and sportsmanship.

Students are permitted to take their books home for study and homework purposes. Additionally, they have the option to store their books in personal lockers provided by the school, offering flexibility in managing their study materials.

All Year 3/Std 1 students will be assigned a personal locker to store their books and essential school items. Please note that lockers are not intended for valuable or expensive items. While the school will take reasonable measures to ensure the safety of belongings, it cannot be held responsible for lost items.

We are committed to fostering a respectful and inclusive environment. All members of our community, including students, staff, and parents, are expected to treat each other with kindness and dignity. We will not tolerate bullying or harassment. Any instances of bullying will be promptly addressed in line with our Anti-Bullying Policy and handled by our Safeguarding Team with the utmost care and confidentiality.

We have a Bring-Your-Own Device Policy for Secondary schools but not Primary schools. We provide Desktop and Google Chromebooks to use when needed within the Primary curriculums. Secondary students are expected to bring their own device with an agreed minimum specification, so they get the best use of our Microsoft and Google products.

Your child’s progress will be communicated to you through several channels to keep you well-informed. Regular parent-teacher meetings, held at least twice a year, provide an opportunity to discuss academic and personal development in detail. In addition, progress reports are issued at intervals throughout the year, offering a comprehensive overview of your child’s achievements and areas for improvement. Through the Parents’ Portal (iSAMs), you can track your child’s academic progress, attendance, and key information in real time. Teachers will also reach out directly via email or other communication channels for specific updates on your child’s performance or behavior. This approach ensures that you are consistently kept up to date on your child’s progress.

While not strictly banned, students are strongly encouraged to leave mobile phones at home. The school cannot be held responsible for lost or stolen devices. Mobile phones should be switched off and locked in lockers during school hours (7:45 AM to 2:30 PM). Exceptions may be made for educational purposes at the teacher's discretion. Students should not use mobile phones or cameras to take photos or videos on campus without explicit teacher permission. Any photos taken must not be shared online without the Campus Principal's approval.