Why join for free?
Already have an account? Log In
Malaysia, Penang
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.
The school is a Penang-based international primary-focused campus located at No. 10 Nunn Road, 10350 Penang, Malaysia. The site shows four learning phases and a range of student life and policy resources.
The school offers physical education taught by specialist teachers and participates in local and international sporting events. The program follows the British National Curriculum for PE with a focus on a progression of skills and regular competitive opportunities.
The school delivers an English-medium international curriculum. English follows the UK National Curriculum, complemented by the International Primary Curriculum (IPC) for Years 1–6. ICT, science, maths, and other core subjects are taught across the primary range with specialist teachers as appropriate.
Residential trips are a core part of learning, with annual domestic trips linked to each year group (Year 3 Taiping; Year 4 Kuala Lumpur; Year 5 Cameron Highlands; Year 6 Langkawi). After-school activities are offered, and a range of enrichment options (e.g., robotics, coding, arts) is described within the curriculum pages.
St. Christopher’s International Primary School in Penang welcomes children aged 3–13 with a British-based curriculum adapted from EYFS and the UK National Curriculum up to Year 8. Located in the leafy Pulau Tikus residential district (served by Rapid Penang buses 10, 304 & 306), the campus blends older and newer facilities like a library, AV room, EAL/SEN support, a modern languages centre, and science labs. The school is particularly known for its “OPAL” (Outside Play and Learning) programme and annual residential trips, which are valued for building resilience and independence. With around 620 co‑educational students representing over 38 nationalities, SCIPS is a non-profit institution governed by parents and staff.
Key insights for families relocating to Malaysia, covering entry requirements, language support, and what to expect.
Compare two of Malaysia’s most popular expat destinations for schooling, lifestyle, and community fit.
If you're relocating to Malaysia with children, choosing the right international school is one of the first big decisions you’ll face.
