We strive to make the admissions process as smooth as possible, while taking time and care to give each prospective student’s application the attention it deserves. Generally, the full admissions process takes around 1 to 2 weeks from the initial application until the confirmation of a place, during which time your child may be required to sit for a standard assessment of their cognitive abilities.

Our school terms start in January, April and September but we have rolling enrolment so students can join us anytime. We have comprehensive settling-in processes including a buddy programme to ensure children feel safe and supported as they transition into our community.

Students will be placed in year groups according to their date of birth. Our academic year cut-off date is 31st August every year. Students entering Early Years must have turned 3 by the 1st of September, and so on as they progress up the school. 

Yes, if necessary. Fees may vary depending on the Malaysian Immigration fees structure.

You can submit the application to book for placement in future. However, it is subject to availability based on the child's entry assessment. Please discuss this with our Admissions team to find out more. 

Yes. Our application fee is RM500 for Sekolah Sri Tenby and RM1,000 for Tenby International School. 

This depends on why you are moving.  The sooner a young person makes a change and has longer to settle into an environment then the better their learning will be.

Our school opened in September 2016. We offer more than just academic success. We nurture the skills and characters needed for success in today’s world. Our holistic approach balances academic rigours with pastoral care, strong relationships, dedicated teachers and a challenging yet encouraging environment, integrated with technology. 

English is the primary language used when teaching, Malay and Mandarin are also taught as part of foreign languages.

Main school hours are 8am – 3pm, followed by CCA’s (Co-Curricular Activities) that run from 3pm – 4pm.  We also offer after-school care from 4pm – 6pm. 

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Co-Curricular Activities

Yes, we do have a school uniform which can be bought from the school and differs for Early Years, Primary and Secondary. 

We will consider SEN students on a case-by-case basis as at present we do not have a dedicated SEN department.

Yes, we do offer EAL Support. This is a tiered system to ensure every student has the right level of support depending on their language proficiency levels. 

We believe that the heart of a thriving school lies in its community. That’s why we’re proud to have our Parent Teacher Association (PTA) – a platform where parents and the school come together to collaborate, share ideas, host events and grow stronger together.

Our students proudly represent the school in a variety of sporting events. We have teams for football, basketball, badminton, volleyball, swimming and more.

Yes, students may take books home to assist with homework and revision, although some books are kept at school.

Lockers are readily available for students across all year groups.

Our school has a clear anti-bullying policy and educates students about respect and kindness through workshops and activities. If bullying happens, students can report it confidentially to teachers or counselors. Victims receive support, and we make sure they feel safe. Bullies face consequences, like warnings or counseling, and we also use restorative practices to help both sides understand and resolve the issue. We monitor the situation to make sure bullying doesn’t continue. 

Yes. As part of a 21st Century approach to learning the school encourages the use of devices such as laptops in the classroom to enable your child to fully access the curriculum resources in a safe and secure environment. 

We host Parent-Teacher Conferences (PTC) every term for all students.

Phones are not permitted in classrooms and must be safely stored in lockers.