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Mon, 15 June 2026

Cities / Kuala Lumpur / Tenby School Tropicana Aman Kuala Lumpur

Tenby School Tropicana Aman Kuala Lumpur

One of six Malaysian Tenby campuses, the Tropicana Aman location runs IPC into Cambridge IGCSE for around 500 pupils aged 3–16. Part of International Schools Partnership.

Tenby School Tropicana Aman Kuala Lumpur campus
Tenby School Tropicana Aman Kuala Lumpur, Tropicana. Photograph · School

Curriculum
A-Levels
Fees, annual
MYR 21k–68k
Ages
3 to 16
Pupils
Est. 500
Founded
2018

Operating as one of six Tenby campuses across Malaysia, the Tropicana Amen location serves students aged 3-16 following British curriculum pathways culminating in IGCSE examinations. The school emphasizes STEM education through its 'Pillars of Learning' framework and offers over 100 co-curricular activities alongside specialized facilities including an Eco Garden and Innovation Centre. As part of the International Schools Partnership network, Tenby positions itself as providing quality British education at more accessible price points than premium KL institutions.

Parent reviews reveal contrasting experiences with the school's educational delivery. While some families describe wonderful experiences with caring teachers and extensive activity programs that expose children to diverse learning opportunities, other feedback raises concerns about academic support quality and teaching staff competence. The school operates a house system with four house colors that encourages team spirit during events like Sports Day, though specific details about campus facilities, enrollment numbers, and university placement outcomes remain limited in public discussions compared to Kuala Lumpur's more established international schools.

Strengths

  • Part of established Tenby network with six Malaysian campuses
  • British curriculum with IGCSE qualifications
  • Over 100 co-curricular activities offered
  • Specialized facilities including Eco Garden and Innovation Centre
  • Some parents report positive experiences with caring teachers
  • More affordable fees compared to premium KL international schools
  • House system encourages community spirit and teamwork

Considerations

  • Mixed parent reviews regarding teaching quality and academic support
  • Limited visibility in expatriate education discussions compared to tier-one KL schools
  • Some reports of concerning teaching staff competence levels
  • Unclear specific fee structure and university placement data
  • Less established reputation than prominent Kuala Lumpur international institutions

Annual fees

Year level Age Fee
Nursery 3 MYR 21,090
Reception 5 MYR 21,090
Year 1 5 MYR 26,112
Year 2 6 MYR 31,521
Year 3 7 MYR 36,930
Year 4 8 MYR 40,692
Year 5 9 MYR 43,590
Year 6 10 MYR 46,530
Year 7 11 MYR 52,452
Year 8 12 MYR 53,571
Year 9 13 MYR 60,660
Year 10 14 MYR 66,021
Year 11 15 MYR 67,530

One-time fees

Item Age Fee
Application Fee MYR 1,300
Deposit (Reception) MYR 3,515
Deposit (Nursery) MYR 3,515
Deposit (Year 1) MYR 4,352
Registration Fee (Early Years) MYR 5,000
Deposit (Year 2) MYR 5,254
Deposit (Year 3) MYR 6,155
Deposit (Year 4) MYR 6,782
Registration Fee (Year 1 upwards) MYR 7,000
Deposit (Year 5) MYR 7,265
Deposit (Year 6) MYR 7,755
Deposit (Year 7) MYR 8,742
Deposit (Year 8) MYR 8,929
Deposit (Year 9) MYR 10,110
Deposit (Year 10) MYR 11,004
Deposit (Year 11) MYR 11,255


  • Parent voice on Tropicana Aman is the most uniformly positive in the Tenby Malaysia network. Aggregator reviews describe caring teachers, strong rapport with younger children and an environment children look forward to attending.
  • One parent said children adapted quickly thanks to programmes designed for international families; another said a previously shy child became more talkative and excited to share what he learns.
  • Outdoor pool, sports facilities and the wider Tenby network's resources are cited as practical strengths.
  • The Parents Association is described as actively engaged with school leadership; parents repeatedly note partnership rather than friction.
  • Independent forum signal is effectively absent. The public parent pool is small (single-digit aggregator reviews) and concentrated on directory pages; treat the positive tone as a small but consistently positive pool.

Positives

  • Teachers and rapport with children. Caring, helpful teachers who build strong relationships with younger children are the dominant theme.
  • Adaptation for international families. Parents praise programmes that help international children settle quickly into the campus and curriculum.
  • Facilities. Outdoor pool, sports and learning facilities are recurring positives.
  • Parent partnership. Active Parents Association and visible cooperation with school leadership.

Considerations

  • Thin pool. Public reviews are small in number; the consistency is real but the sample is limited.

Leadership

Anne Marie Nield

Anne Marie is a and school leader with over two decades of international and UK experience. Her career spans leadership roles in China, the UAE, Malaysia, and the UK, where she has championed academic excellence, inclusive learning, and strong community engagement.

Accreditations

  • Council of International Schools 01

  • IGCSE 2025 Pass Rate 99%
  • IGCSE 2025 A* to B 72%
  • IGCSE 2025 A* to A 50%
  • A* to A of all entries 0%
  • A* to C of all grades achieved 0%
  • A* to B of all grades achieved 0%
  • IGCSE 2026 A–A* 40%
  • IGCSE 2026 A–A in Chinese Second Language 100%
  • IGCSE 2026 A–B in Computer Science 100%
  • IGCSE 2026 A–B in Physics 80%
  • IGCSE 2026 A–B in English 77%
  • IGCSE 2026 A–B in Business Studies 71%

No. 1 Jalan Tropicana Aman, Jalan Utama 2, Bandar Tropicana Aman, 42500 Telok Panglima Garang, Selangor, Malaysia

School website