Table of Contents
- Key Features
- Facilities
- Common Mistakes
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Ready to Teach in Malaysia?
- Similar Topics
- References
Tenby Schools Penang is an International Schools Partnership (ISP) STEAM specialist school located in Tanjung Bungah, Penang. It offers both British International and Malaysian National curricula for students aged 3–16, featuring a 75,000 sq ft STEAM learning centre with 27 innovative learning spaces.
Group: International Schools Partnership (ISP) – Tenby Schools
Location: Lintang Lembah Permai 1, Tanjung Bungah, Penang, Malaysia
Age Range: 3–16 years
Curricula: British International and Malaysian National Curriculum
Students: ~1,210
Staff: ~102
Key Features: Tenby Schools Penang Essentials
- STEAM specialist school
- 75,000 sq ft STEAM learning centre with 27 innovative learning spaces
- English Language Centre on campus
- Student leadership council
- Over 70 co-curricular activities
- Future Pathways career programme
- After-school programme (Early Years)
- Holiday club (every half term and term break)
- Extended programmes including robotics and maths
Facilities
- Library, Laboratory, Sport courts, Swimming pool, Theatre
- Music room, Arts room, Cafeteria, School bus
Ready to Teach in Malaysia?
Teaching in Malaysia offers a genuinely rewarding combination of competitive salaries, low living costs, and a unique base for exploring Southeast Asia. Whether you are researching your first international posting or planning your next career move, every aspect of the process is covered on this site — from Employment Pass applications and salary negotiation to accommodation, tax, and life in Kuala Lumpur. Browse the related guides below to build the full picture before you commit.
Similar Topics
- Tenby Schools Setia Eco Park – ISP International School in Shah Alam, Selangor
- Tenby Schools Setia Eco Gardens – ISP International School in Johor
- Tenby Schools Ipoh – ISP International School in Ipoh, Perak
- Straits International School Penang – ISP International School in Bayan Lepas, Penang
- Comparing Teaching in Kuala Lumpur vs Penang vs Johor Bahru: Full City Guide
- How Malaysian International School Experience Compares to Middle East and Europe
- Cycling and Walking to School in Malaysia: Is It Realistic for Teachers?
- Is School-Provided Housing a Good Deal for Foreign Teachers in Malaysia?
References
- International Baccalaureate Organisation — www.ibo.org
- Cambridge Assessment International Education — www.cambridgeinternational.org
- Council of International Schools (CIS) — www.cois.org
- Ministry of Education Malaysia — www.moe.gov.my
- British Schools Overseas — www.gov.uk/british-schools-overseas
