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Malaysia, Ipoh
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Students are encouraged to take ownership of their school community, helping each other, building relationships, and finding their voice. These experiences build emotional intelligence, resilience, and confidence.
EdQuest does not have any specialized program for SEN.
The school provides English programs for non-native English speakers.
Mental wellbeing is embedded in EdQuest’s learning philosophy through its emphasis on student agency, supportive mentorship, and a positive school culture. By teaching students to "learn how to learn" and equipping them with the skills to set goals, manage their own pace, and celebrate progress, the school reduces academic stress and fosters intrinsic motivation.
There is no publicly available safeguarding policy.
EdQuest International School offers the British Curriculum from preschool to secondary level, preparing students for the Cambridge IGCSE through a creative, inquiry-based approach to learning. Its modern campus includes spacious classrooms, well-equipped science and computer labs, a library, music and art rooms, and outdoor facilities like a futsal court and multipurpose hall, all designed to support academic excellence and well-rounded growth.
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