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Tenby Schools Penang provides two learning pathways: the British International School and the Malaysian National School, each enhanced by STEAM learning and an ambitious, supportive culture. The International Schools pathway follows an enhanced UK curriculum from Early Years through IGCSEs, while the National Schools pathway delivers the national curriculum with a Dual Language Programme (DLP) and global opportunities. Students in the National Schools pathway can opt for HSK Mandarin and IGCSE English Language exams..
Tenby Schools Penang, situated in Tanjung Bungah, offers both the British International Curriculum and the Malaysian National Curriculum for students aged 3 to 18. The campus spans 10 acres and features a 75,000 sq. ft. STEAM Centre known as "The STEAM Engine," supporting hands-on learning in science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics. The school emphasizes practical, project-based learning, encouraging students to engage in activities like designing rockets and participating in global collaborations. With over 75 co-curricular activities, students have opportunities in sports, arts, and various clubs. Language instruction includes English, with additional classes in Mandarin and Bahasa Malaysia. The school reports strong academic outcomes, with 93% of IGCSE students achieving A*–C grades in core subjects. Tenby Schools Penang is part of the International Schools Partnership, providing students with international exposure and opportunities.
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