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Students enter the Secondary years at Tenby Tropicana Aman at the beginning of Key Stage 3 (Years 7–9), moving through to Key Stage 4 (Years 10–11), culminating in IGCSEs by Year 11. This phase nurtures well-rounded learners, supporting academic, emotional and social growth. Experienced teachers focus on critical thinking, communication and resilience, preparing students to thrive in work, life and a globally connected world.
Follow the National Curriculum for England (NCUK), providing a strong academic foundation for global learning and growth.
Achieve excellent IGCSE results through personalised pathways and meaningful progress.
Explore cutting-edge technology, including VR, Canva Pro, and Adobe Creative Cloud, to enrich creativity.
Broaden linguistic skills in English, Chinese, or Malay, with afterschool options like Spanish or Japanese.
Choose from three pathways — Fraser, Cameron, and Genting — tailored to individual progress.Â
Grow confidence with daily swimming and showcase life skills in the Tenby Learner Profile portfolio.
In the first three years of secondary school, students at Tenby Schools Kota Kemuning follow Key Stage 3, building skills for IGCSEs through critical thinking, problem-solving, and resilience.
Year 7 to 9Â
In the first three years of secondary school, students engage with a broad range of academic subjects,  guided by specialist teachers in state-of-the-art learning spaces. This is an overview of the subjects: Â
Choose Your PathAt Tenby TTA, we personalise learning through three academic pathways, tailored to each student’s strengths, goals, and aspirations. Chosen at the end of Year 9, these pathways help students start Year 10 with a plan to achieve their full potential.
Fraser PathwayStudents can achieve up to 11 IGCSEs, ideal for top universities and scholarships. Key subjects like English Literature, Malay, and Mathematics are completed by Year 10, with a focus on sciences, mathematics, and creative options.
Cameron PathwayBalancing academic and creative subjects, this pathway allows students to achieve 9 IGCSEs over two years. Two sciences are compulsory, with a choice of Biology, Chemistry, or Physics. Early Entry and Further Pure Mathematics are not offered.
Genting PathwayFocusing on core subjects, students can achieve 8 IGCSEs, including PE Short Course. Science (Single Award) combines Biology, Chemistry, and Physics with accessible assessments, leaving time for creative options.Â
Core IGCEsÂ
Starting at age 14, students embark on a two-year program leading to IGCSE examinations, covering four compulsory core subjects and elective subjects according to their abilities and interests. Â
On top of the four core subjects, students pick a selection of options.
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On top of the four core subjects, students pick a selection of elective IGCSE options.Â
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Every day at Tenby Schools Tropicana Aman combines engaging activities and meaningful learning opportunities. While timetables vary across the year groups, here’s an example of what happens between the lessons. Speak to admissions for a school timetable.
School starts
7:40amÂ
Students arrive at 7:40 ready for their day.
Eat a delicious lunch
11:40 - 12:30pmÂ
Students choose from a range of healthy, nutritious options, or bring in a packed lunch in from home. Â
Home time
2:30pmÂ
Students are finished their timetabled classes at 2:30pm. Â
CCA time
2:40pm - 3:40pmÂ
We offer a wide selection of co-curricular clubs until 3:40pmÂ
As part of the International School Partnership - iSP family, we support students to take ownership of their learning, and every student is motivated to shape their world through transformative learning experiences. Our students graduate equipped with a portfolio of academic excellence and life skills, ready to take on their destination of choice.
Enjoy personalised learning that continuously enhances knowledge, skills and understanding
Gain essential life skills to thrive in academics, as well as careers and personal livesÂ
Develop proficiency in at least one world language, while being supported in home or first languages
Try global skill-building programmes and activities that develop critical thinking, teamwork and leadership
Benefit from personalised guidance for university and career choices, supporting your chosen path Â
Our schools are clear about the knowledge and skills students need to succeed academically.
Beyond that, our schools are equipped with innovative curricula, a research-backed learning approach and high-impact assessment tools, all designed to deepen each student’s understanding. Continuous improvement is fundamental to ISP.
All our schools follow a learning improvement framework which monitors performance against selected criteria proven to best support student learning.
It helps us enhance our approach to have the greatest impact on students’ success.
We believe that there are some key life skills that all students need to thrive. These include everything from digital literacy to global awareness.
These skills prepare them to adapt to a rapidly changing world, make informed decisions, and build meaningful relationships, setting a strong foundation for lifelong success and fulfilment.
ISP students develop these skills over the course of their school years, through learning experiences inside and outside the classroom.
International learning is part of our schools’ DNA. Our students are encouraged to explore a range of world languages.
We ensure all our students can communicate and collaborate confidently in at least one world language (usually English, Mandarin, Arabic, Spanish or French), in addition to their home languages.
Every year, iSP students around the world take part in multicultural and multilingual experiences called International Learning Opportunities for Students (ILOS). Whether it’s becoming a United Nations delegate or directing a film, ILOSprogrammes open the world to every student.
Every ILOS experience encourages students to discover their true interests as they prepare to succeed in today’s global society.
Every year, ISP students around the world take part in multicultural and multilingual experiences called International Learning Opportunities for Students (ILOS). Whether it’s becoming a United Nations delegate or directing a film, ILOSprogrammes open the world to every student.
iSP’s bespoke university and careers-related programme, Future Pathways, helps students to make informed choices about their future.
We work with each student to explore their academic skills and interests.
Then we bring experts in their field to share practical insights and guide students on their next steps to help them reach their university, college, or career of choice
Future pathways
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, students connect with Post-16 and Pre-University providers to gain insights into future studies.Â
We also offer workshops where parents and students explore topics like different pathways, studying abroad, and admissions. With these opportunities, we equip students with the knowledge and confidence to follow their dreams!
Pupil portfolios
We place a strong academic focus across every subject, empowering students to take full ownership of their learning journey. By creating their own pupil portfolios, students can track their progress, while Student Led Conferences spark meaningful dialogue between teachers and students, making the learning process dynamic, personalised, and engaging!Â
iSP labschool
At Tenby TTA, as a key part of iSP’s LabSchools Strategy, we’re driving EdTech and AI innovation. This makes our language programme even stronger by trialling tools like Flash Academy, a multilingual platform, we're enhancing our language offering even more. Our learners will benefit from engaging, tailored approaches that boost progress, build confidence, and prepare them for an exciting future.
Digital technology
At Tenby TTA, we thread digital literacy into the curriculum to keep up with the lightning-fast pace of the technical evolution. Students actively engage with tools like Learning Village, VR headsets, Literacy Planet, 3D printers, Adobe Creative Cloud, Microsoft Office 360, and Canva Pro, gaining hands-on experience with the technology shaping their future. Through this, your child builds essential digital skills, tackling creative challenges, communicating effectively, and growing the confidence to be resilient and innovative in a tech-driven world.Â
House communities
Our 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. Our house groups are Dragon, Falcon, Tiger and Phoenix.Â
Opportunities
Our Secondary students take the lead in their own learning while immersing themselves in the wider school community to expand their horizons. They step out of their comfort zones, take on meaningful responsibilities, and explore new activities that build resilience and foster connections.Â
From over 125 co-curricular activities on offer to annual school camps, students develop teamwork and camaraderie. Sports teams sports strengthen leadership and collaboration, while roles like prefects, Student Council members, and participants in musicals, dramas, or Model United Nations events allow them to discover and showcase their potential.Â
Every experience is designed to help students grow in confidence, preparing them to make a positive impact in school and beyond.Â
School trips
School trips are essential to get real life experiences.. Throughout the year, we arrange delightful day trips to fascinating places, enriching our students' learning outside the traditional classroom setting. The trips include a snorkelling trip to Dungun Island, Art & DT educational trip to The One Academy, Native Cultural Discovery Programme, Geography educational trip to Pantai Saujana - Port Dickson and a residential Trip at Janda Baik Radiant Retreat. These trips are not only great fun but also a valuable opportunity for students to strengthen friendships and develop independence. These trips create lasting memories and important learning opportunities outside the classroom.Â
Duke of Edinburgh
We are proud to offer the Duke of Edinburgh's Award (DofE), a prestigious youth development program that challenges young people (ages 14-24) to grow personally and make a positive impact in their communities. At our school, we provide the Bronze level, which involves activities across four key areas: Volunteering, Physical, Skills, and an Expedition. As part of the Expedition, students take part in an exciting residential trip, where they experience the adventure of exploring the outdoors, learn navigation skills, and work as a team in unfamiliar environments. The program is internationally recognized, encouraging young people to build confidence, leadership abilities, resilience, and crucial life skills that prepare them for the future. This journey is not only about personal achievements but also about forming lifelong friendships and unforgettable memories along the way.Â
Tenby Schools Tropicana Aman is a place where saying "Yes, I can!" is just the beginning. Become a part of our transformational community!
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