National Secondary School

Age 13-17

At Sekolah Sri Tenby Setia Eco Park, we combine the Malaysian National Curriculum with a global outlook, preparing students for success both locally and internationally. With international exposure in an English-speaking environment, students enjoy a well-rounded education. 

  • Achieve excellent results, with students attaining an average grade A in SPM exams.
  • Benefit from our Dual Language Programme, teaching Mathematics and Science in both Bahasa Malaysia and English, as one of Malaysia's select National-type schools.
  • Receive tailored academic, social, and emotional support through specialist staff in a nurturing environment.
  • Explore over 110 co-curricular opportunities and engage with international pathways for a global perspective.
  • Celebrate cultural diversity, student achievements, and personal growth in weekly assemblies.
  • Sit for internationally recognised Chinese Proficiency Tests by the Confucius Institute (Hanban).
  • Expand academic horizons with optional IGCSE exam opportunities and personalised university and career guidance.

Our curriculum

Our Learning.Firstâ„¢ approach empowers students to challenge themselves, build resilience, and achieve their potential. At Sekolah Sri Tenby Setia Eco Park, Secondary students follow the KSSM curriculum, preparing for SPM exams and future studies at top global universities.

Lower secondary ages 13-15

KSSM Curriculum 

During the student's time in our National Secondary School (Form 1-3) ages 13-15, students will study the following.  

  • Bahasa Melayu  
  • English  
  • Bahasa Cina  
  • Sejarah  
  • Geografi  
  • Rekabentuk dan Teknologi  
  • Mathematics  
  • Science  
  • Pendidikan Moral / Pendidikan Islam  
  • Pendidikan Seni Visual  
  • Pendidikan Jasmani dan Kesihatan  
  • ICT  

Upper secondary core subjects ages 16-17

Core subjects 

During the student's time in our upper secondary ( ages 16-17, form 4-5) students will study the following core subjects.  

  • Bahasa Melayu  
  • English  
  • Sejarah  
  • Mathematics  
  • Science (for Humanities Package)  
  • Pendidikan Moral / Pendidikan Islam  
  • Pendidikan Jasmani dan Kesihatan  
  • ICT  

Upper secondary elective subjects

Elective subjects

During the student's time in our upper secondary (Form 4-5) students can opt for the following elective subjects.   

  • Additional Mathematics  
  • Chemistry  
  • Biology  
  • Physics  
  • Prinsip Perakaunan  
  • Perniagaan  
  • Pendidikan Seni Visual 
  • Bahasa Cina  
  • Hanyu Shuiping Kaoshi, HSK 5 & 6 ( 汉语水平考试 )  

Exam results

A

Average grade

SPM (Malaysia)

93%

of all grades were A* to C

60%

of all grades were A* to Aof all grades were A* to A 

A typical day in our National Secondary School

Every day at Sekolah Sri Tenby Setia Eco Park brings new learning experiences and discoveries. Here's an outline of a typical day in our International Secondary School. 

Drop off time

7:15-7:30am  
Students arrive at 7:30 ready for their day.

Eat a delicious lunch

12:50 - 1:20pm 

Students choose from a range of healthy, nutritious options, or bring in a packed lunch in from home.  

Home time

2:30pm 

Students are finished their timetabled classes at 2:30pm.  

CCA time

 2:40 - 4:50pm

We offer a wide selection of co-curricular clubs until 3:40pm. Session 1: 2:40-3:40, Session 2: 3:50-4:50.

Drop off time

7:15-7:30am  
Students arrive at 7:30 ready for their day.

Eat a delicious lunch

12:50 - 1:20pm 

Students choose from a range of healthy, nutritious options, or bring in a packed lunch in from home.  

Home time

2:30pm 

Students are finished their timetabled classes at 2:30pm.  

CCA time

 2:40 - 4:50pm

We offer a wide selection of co-curricular clubs until 3:40pm. Session 1: 2:40-3:40, Session 2: 3:50-4:50.

Core learning pillars

We're proud to be part of the International Schools Partnership, iSP—a global community of schools dedicated to growing the world’s most curious, confident minds. Our core learning pillars ensure your child thrives now and in their chosen future pathways. 

Academic achievement

Enjoy personalised learning that continuously enhances knowledge, skills and understanding 

Academic achievement

Enjoy personalised learning that continuously enhances knowledge, skills and understanding 

Life competencies

Gain essential life skills to thrive in academics, as well as careers and personal lives

Life competencies

Gain essential life skills to thrive in academics, as well as careers and personal lives

Multilingualism

Develop proficiency in world languages, while being supported in home or first languages, and enhance the knowledge and skills to thrive in a diverse, interconnected world

Multilingualism

Develop proficiency in world languages, while being supported in home or first languages, and enhance the knowledge and skills to thrive in a diverse, interconnected world

International opportunities

Try global skill-building programmes and activities that develop critical thinking, teamwork and leadership 

International opportunities

Try global skill-building programmes and activities that develop critical thinking, teamwork and leadership 

Life and career pathways

Empowering students to make informed choices to be successful now and in their transitions to future learning pathways, ultimately reaching their destination of choice

Life and career pathways

Empowering students to make informed choices to be successful now and in their transitions to future learning pathways, ultimately reaching their destination of choice

More info about national secondary

Opportunities for all

Students can enjoy personal development events like public speaking and social learning talks, participate in national and local competitions - such as coding, robotics, and sports and engage in environmental awareness activities like eco fairs and recycling. Our choice of 135 co-curricular activities help students pursue their passions, build friendships, and develop a strong sense of identity and community.

Personal support

At the Learning Centre in Sekolah Sri Tenby, we support students' Social, Emotional, and Mental Health (SEMH) needs with the help of specialist staff. Our team works closely with students aged 8 to 17 who may be facing personal challenges. We believe in a collaborative approach, involving parents, teachers, and caregivers to create a supportive environment. By identifying the root causes of any difficulties and offering solutions, we help students build coping skills and foster positive experiences both in and outside of school. 

Future pathways

Our dedicated team works closely with each secondary student to guide them on the pathway that suits them best. This personalised support begins in the primary years and continues throughout secondary. Along with one-on-one guidance, students participate in the Annual ISP Future Pathways Festival (University Fair), Future Skills sessions, and have access to the Unifrog Education platform. All students also have the opportunity to attend talks and workshops during Future Skills put on by university lecturers on topics from psychology to medicine and from Australia to the US, some of these will also be run through specialist lessons.  These resources help students make informed decisions about their future steps and ensure they are prepared for what comes next.Here's an outline of the support throughout the secondary years.

Student leadership opportunities

At our national school in Shah Alam, we offer a variety of child leadership roles that encourage students to take responsibility, build confidence, and develop essential teamwork and communication skills. Whether leading their peers in group projects, helping organise events, or representing their class, these roles help students grow into responsible, self-assured individuals ready for future challenges. These opportunities include;  

  • Head Boy and Head Girl  
  • Student Council members 
  • Prefects  
  • Eco Warriors  
  • House Captains  

House communities

Our whole campus House System provides children with opportunities to be rewarded for their efforts outside the classroom, where they can earn House Points for their participation in areas such as sport, environmental work, community service, and culture and creativity. 

Duke of Edinburgh

We are proud to offer the Duke of Edinburgh's Award (DofE) which is a youth development program that challenges young people (ages 14-24) to engage in personal growth and community involvement. We offer the two levels—Bronze and Silver—and participants must complete activities in four areas: Volunteering, Physical, Skills, and an Expedition.  The award is recognised globally and helps young people develop confidence, leadership, and life skills.

More info about national secondary

Opportunities for all

Students can enjoy personal development events like public speaking and social learning talks, participate in national and local competitions - such as coding, robotics, and sports and engage in environmental awareness activities like eco fairs and recycling. Our choice of 135 co-curricular activities help students pursue their passions, build friendships, and develop a strong sense of identity and community.

Personal support

At the Learning Centre in Sekolah Sri Tenby, we support students' Social, Emotional, and Mental Health (SEMH) needs with the help of specialist staff. Our team works closely with students aged 8 to 17 who may be facing personal challenges. We believe in a collaborative approach, involving parents, teachers, and caregivers to create a supportive environment. By identifying the root causes of any difficulties and offering solutions, we help students build coping skills and foster positive experiences both in and outside of school. 

Future pathways

Our dedicated team works closely with each secondary student to guide them on the pathway that suits them best. This personalised support begins in the primary years and continues throughout secondary. Along with one-on-one guidance, students participate in the Annual ISP Future Pathways Festival (University Fair), Future Skills sessions, and have access to the Unifrog Education platform. All students also have the opportunity to attend talks and workshops during Future Skills put on by university lecturers on topics from psychology to medicine and from Australia to the US, some of these will also be run through specialist lessons.  These resources help students make informed decisions about their future steps and ensure they are prepared for what comes next.Here's an outline of the support throughout the secondary years.

Student leadership opportunities

At our national school in Shah Alam, we offer a variety of child leadership roles that encourage students to take responsibility, build confidence, and develop essential teamwork and communication skills. Whether leading their peers in group projects, helping organise events, or representing their class, these roles help students grow into responsible, self-assured individuals ready for future challenges. These opportunities include;  

  • Head Boy and Head Girl  
  • Student Council members 
  • Prefects  
  • Eco Warriors  
  • House Captains  

House communities

Our whole campus House System provides children with opportunities to be rewarded for their efforts outside the classroom, where they can earn House Points for their participation in areas such as sport, environmental work, community service, and culture and creativity. 

Duke of Edinburgh

We are proud to offer the Duke of Edinburgh's Award (DofE) which is a youth development program that challenges young people (ages 14-24) to engage in personal growth and community involvement. We offer the two levels—Bronze and Silver—and participants must complete activities in four areas: Volunteering, Physical, Skills, and an Expedition.  The award is recognised globally and helps young people develop confidence, leadership, and life skills.

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