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Malaysia, Johor Bahru
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The school is located in Setia Eco Gardens, a residential township in the western part of Johor Bahru, Malaysia. It sits within a gated community and is accessible by car via major roads like the Second Link Expressway and the North–South Expressway. The area is suburban, with housing developments and green spaces nearby.
The international school is divided into Early Years (ages 3–5), Primary (ages 5–11), and Secondary (ages 11–16). Students follow the British curriculum, culminating in IGCSEs at the end of Secondary. Each level is structured according to the National Curriculum for England.
The school is co-educational and operates as a day school.
Tenby International School Setia Eco Gardens considers applications from students with additional learning needs on an individual basis. A meeting with the SEN Coordinator or Head of School, followed by a trial class, helps assess whether the school can provide adequate support within its existing resources. It does not have a dedicated SEN unit.
The school is not officially affiliated with any particular country, but it follows the British curriculum and assessment system.
The school does not have any religious affiliation and operates as a secular institution.
The school day typically begins at 8:00 AM and ends at 3:00 PM. There is a morning break and a lunch break during the day, with timings adjusted slightly depending on the age group. After-school co-curricular activities may extend the day for participating students.
School transportation services are managed by external providers. Parents arrange directly with these providers for student pick-up and drop-off.
Application & Enrolment Fees
Application Fee: MYR 1,000 per child (non-refundable)
Registration Fee: MYR 900 per child (non-refundable)
Enrolment Fee: MYR 3,900 per child (non-refundable)
International Student Fee: MYR 2,000 for the first child; MYR 1,500 for siblings; MYR 1,000 for guardians (one-time fee for non-Malaysian students)
Tuition Fees (Per Term)
The school operates on a three-term academic year. Tuition fees per term are as follows:
Early Years: MYR 6,170
Year 1: MYR 7,020
Year 2: MYR 8,150
Year 3: MYR 9,280
Year 4: MYR 10,440
Year 5: MYR 11,170
Year 6: MYR 11,870
Year 7: MYR 12,730
Year 8: MYR 13,670
Year 9: MYR 14,610
Year 10: MYR 15,450
Year 11: MYR 16,090
Billing Schedule & Payment Terms
Tuition Fees: Billed termly; payments are due before the commencement of each term.
Deposit: Refundable upon withdrawal with sufficient written notice and settlement of all dues.
Technology & Learning Support Fee: MYR 715 per child (non-refundable)
Additional Costs
Books, Uniforms, Transportation, Meals, Co-curricular Activities, Educational Visits, and External Examination Fees: Not included in the tuition fees and are charged separately.
ID Cards: One ID card per child is provided free of charge; replacements cost MYR 50 each.
Extra Car Stickers: Each family is provided with two car stickers free of charge; up to two more can be purchased at MYR 5 each.
Payment Methods
Payments can be made via bank transfer, cheque, or cash. Credit card payments are not accepted.
Tenby International School Setia Eco Gardens in Johor Bahru caters to students aged 3 to 17, offering the British curriculum from Early Years through to IGCSE. Students begin with the Early Years Foundation Stage, followed by Key Stages 1 to 4, culminating in IGCSE examinations in Year 11. The school operates on a spacious 16-acre campus, which includes an aquatic centre, sports field, indoor gymnasium, and a dedicated Discovery Centre with science labs, a cookery room, and creative studios. A signature feature of the school is its STEAM-focused Discovery Centre, which integrates science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics into project-based learning. Students also take part in weekly co-curricular activities ranging from sports and performing arts to leadership programs and robotics. The school is part of the International Schools Partnership (ISP), which supports student exchanges and global collaborations.
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