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Tenby Schools Penang sits on a 10-acre campus. The STEAM Engine is a 75,000 sq ft centre opened in 2024 with robotics labs and creative studios. The campus includes a Dedicated Early Years Centre; science laboratories for Biology, Chemistry and Physics; a food technology kitchen; art studios; a makerspace; an Extended Reality (XR) lab; a computer science lab; and a robotics and coding zone that hosts VEX Robotics competitions. The site features a swimming pool (depth up to 7 feet), a football field, a basketball court, a multi-purpose hall, drama rooms including a Black Box theatre, music rooms and a recording studio, plus a library. An auditorium is coming soon.
The football field has spectator-friendly sidelines and is regulation size. A basketball court is available near the multi-purpose facilities, and a multi-purpose hall provides space for sports, assemblies and large gatherings.
The campus provides specialised science laboratories for Biology, Chemistry and Physics. A food technology kitchen supports culinary science. Art studios, a library and drama spaces including a Black Box theatre support creative and performing arts. The design & technology suite, Extended Reality (XR) lab, computer science lab and robotics and coding zone support STEM education, with the robotics zone hosting VEX competitions. The STEAM Engine underpins STEAM learning across the curriculum.
Tenby Penang offers over 75 co-curricular activities, including VEX robotics, Duke of Edinburgh, ballet and climbing, and Tenby Tigers sports. Students participate in International School Partnership activities, including ISP Artists, ISP Changemakers, ISP Chess Masters, ISP Cultural Exchange, ISP Scientists, ISP Filmmakers, ISP Virtual Exchange and ISP Model United Nations.
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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