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Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur
Let the school know you're thinking of applying — they can share their prerequisites and help you through the process.
It's best to ask — circumstances can change at any time.
1. Arrange a visit or attend an open day.
Prospective families are encouraged to tour the campus and meet staff to gain a better understanding of the school's environment and offerings.
2. Submit an application.
Complete the application form and provide the necessary documents, including recent school reports and a reference from the current school.
3. Assessment and interview.
Applicants undergo age-appropriate assessments and interviews conducted by senior staff members. For Year 4 and below, this includes a short interview and tasks by the Head of Prep School; for Years 5 to 12, an entrance test and interview are required.
4. Offer and acceptance.
Successful candidates receive a written offer within seven days of assessment. To secure the place, parents must confirm acceptance and pay the required deposit.
The school operates a waitlist system when year groups reach capacity. Applications are processed on a rolling basis, and early submission is recommended to secure a place.
The school offers various scholarships to recognize and support students with exceptional abilities:
Academic, Music, Drama, and Sports Scholarships: Available to students who demonstrate outstanding talent in these areas.
ECM Libra ASEAN Scholarships: Full and partial scholarships for students from Year 7 onwards, aimed at academically and culturally gifted students in ASEAN countries.
ASEAN Bright Sparks Scholarship: Full scholarships covering tuition and boarding for high-achieving SPM leavers enrolling in the Fast Track A-Level programme. Applicants must be Malaysian citizens or permanent residents aged 16–19, with excellent academic records.
ASEAN Partial Academic and Leadership Scholarships: Partial scholarships (up to 50% of fees) for students in Years 10–13, recognizing academic excellence and leadership potential in areas such as sports, music, or entrepreneurship.
Epsom College in Malaysia is the only international branch of the UK’s Epsom College. It offers a British curriculum from Prep School to Sixth Form, catering to students aged 3 to 18. The school boasts a 50-acre campus including 80 classrooms, a music school with a concert hall, a recording studio, an art center, and extensive sports amenities such as rugby fields, tennis courts, and a swimming pool. The school offers a wide range of co-curricular activities including the Mouratoglou Tennis Programme, launched in collaboration with renowned coach Patrick Mouratoglou, offering students professional-level tennis training on campus. Another highlight is the ECM Golf Academy which features a 5-acre on-site training facility with a driving range and teaching studios, providing access to professional level coaching.
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