Tenby International School (Tropicana Aman Campus) – Malaysia International School Tour No. 37

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December 19, 2025
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Tenby International School Tropikana Aman campus exterior with solar panels, green courtyard, and shaded walkways.

Tropicana Aman

Tenby International School has a history of over 60 years and is also popular among local families. In Malaysia, it operates six campuses located in Ipoh, Penang, Johor Bahru, Setia Eco Park, Setia Eco Hill, and Tropicana Aman, with a total student population of approximately 1,200 (subject to change).

The school is part of the International Schools Partnership (ISP) group, a global education organization. In addition to Tenby International School, other schools under the ISP group include Asia Pacific Schools and Straits International School.

The Tropicana Aman Campus is one of the three campuses located near Kuala Lumpur. All Tenby campuses are very spacious and are not surrounded by high-rise buildings, providing an open environment where children can enjoy a relaxed and enriching school life.

Tenby International School Tropicana Aman Campus is located in the Tropicana Aman area, about one hour southwest of central Kuala Lumpur. The campus boasts excellent facilities and is situated within a master-planned residential township developed by a major property developer.

The surrounding area mainly consists of landed houses, as well as small commercial areas known as shop lots, where clusters of local shops are located. The roads are wide, clean, and well maintained, making it a comfortable place to live. However, as the lifestyle here is largely local, owning a car is essential.

Enhanced British Curriculum

Students aged 3 to 16 learn with confidence in a British international school environment, developing strong academic foundations and critical thinking skills while growing into resilient, future-ready learners.

Academic Achievement

Students achieve outstanding IGCSE results, with 95% attaining grades A*–C, enabling them to progress to leading universities in the UK and around the world, as well as their chosen future pathways.

Digital Learning

Through the integration of AI and the latest technologies, students develop essential digital literacy skills in innovative learning environments, preparing them to thrive in the digital world of the future.

Learning.First™ Approach

Guided by the Learning.First™ educational philosophy, students receive innovative instruction and personalized support, empowering them to take ownership of their learning and become independent, responsible learners.

Partnership with Parents

Through the Tapestry app, parents can stay closely connected to their child’s daily experiences and development, providing reassurance and strengthening collaboration between home and school. The platform also fosters meaningful connections among parents.

A Place Where Confidence Grows

Students at Tenby Tropicana Aman engage with peers from around the world through the International Schools Partnership network, expanding their multicultural learning experiences while developing essential global skills.

＜Sports Field＞

Green artificial turf football pitch with white markings and goals, surrounded by trees and residential buildings under a blue sky.

Green artificial turf soccer field with white boundary lines, adjacent to a covered basketball court in a Malaysian residential area.

The school has a spacious, well-maintained field. Surrounded by lush greenery and free from high-rise buildings, it offers a refreshing sense of openness and a pleasant atmosphere.

＜Swimming Pool＞

Outdoor swimming pool at Tenby Schools with students practicing, surrounded by covered walkways and seating areas.

The swimming pool is also spacious, and swimming under the open blue sky looks refreshing and enjoyable.

＜Sports Halⅼ＞

Spacious indoor sports hall with blue flooring, basketball court markings, and industrial ventilation ducts.

It is a large, clean sports hall with polished, gleaming floors.

Galvanized ventilation ducts with circular outlets installed along a high ceiling in a commercial space.

It is fully air-conditioned.

＜Multi-purpose Hall＞

Attendees at an education seminar in a hall with a presentation screen showing school benefits.

＜Library＞

Bright school library with bookshelves, reading nooks, and a welcome sign.

＜Cafeteria＞

Modern communal dining area with circular wooden tables and curved benches in a bright, open-air space.

On this day, I had lunch here at the same time as the students. Everyone was happily chatting and enjoying their meal together.

Food court serving noodle, Asian, and Western cuisine with digital menu screens and a cashier counter.

With students from various nationalities, they can choose their favorite meal from several menu options.

＜Classroom Block＞

A school courtyard with a yellow shade sail, blue railings, and playground equipment on artificial grass.

The classroom block features an open atrium in the center, with a playground below. Classrooms are arranged around it, creating a bright and welcoming environment where students can enjoy their school life.

Colorful playground with slides and climbing frames on green artificial turf at an indoor school facility.

The ceiling is covered with actual tent material, and there are various types of play equipment where children can have fun.

＜Primary Classrooms＞

Bright classroom with children’s artwork, blue tables, and a play bus in a Malaysia preschool.

Bright classroom with blue tables and chairs, educational posters, and children’s artwork hanging from the ceiling.

Outdoor play area with artificial grass, colorful wall art, and child-friendly furniture at a Malaysia property.

The ground-floor classrooms also have balconies,

Two men standing under a large yellow shade sail at a property with a green lawn and trees.

Above the balconies, there is a tent-style roof that provides shade from the sun and shelter from rain, while still allowing plenty of natural light to enter. It creates a wonderful environment for the students.

Close-up of a child’s orange pumpkin-shaped sandbox filled with sand and colorful plastic play tools on green artificial turf.

There is also sand in a contained case, which is kept clean for safety and hygiene.

＜Ground-Floor Flooring＞

School hallway with black floor arrows, lockers, and students walking in a Malaysian educational facility.

Indoor play area with a winding black road painted on green flooring, featuring a ‘Tabiniko’ logo and tricycles.

There were road markings painted on the ground-floor floor, making it look like a road. My son would absolutely love it (lol).

Teachers observe a classroom lesson on healthy eating displayed on a digital screen.

There is also a large touch-screen TV and a whiteboard.

Classroom bulletin board displaying colorful grammar charts for nouns, verbs, adjectives, and pronouns.

＜Primary school hallway＞

Sunlit school corridor with blue railings, yellow floor markers, and colorful lockers outside a purple classroom door.

Colorful classroom with green tables and multicolored chairs in a Malaysian school.

There are also chairs and desks in the hallway space—maybe it’s a place where students can study while feeling the breeze from outside.

Classroom display featuring student drawings of a camel and polar bear illustrating animal adaptations for desert and polar survival.

Classroom bulletin board titled ‘Animal’s Needs for Survival - Humans’ displaying student work on exercise, hygiene, teeth, and food.

Studying about animals.

Astronaut figure hanging from ceiling above colorful ‘Amazing Things Happen Here’ wall mural with rainbow and stars.

While moving to the junior high school classroom, we noticed these wonderful objects hanging from the ceiling!! Without anything there, the space might feel plain and even a little scary for children, but with such lovely objects, it becomes exciting and fun!!

＜Junior High School Science Room＞

Bright science classroom with red cabinets, lab benches, and educational posters on chemistry topics.

Classroom bulletin board displaying “Elements of a Successful Student” with periodic table symbols representing positive traits and student photos.

＜Junior High School Hallway＞

Empty school hallway with backpacks lined up on green floor mats and educational bulletin boards on the walls.

＜Art and Craft Room＞

A man stands in a well-lit workshop with wooden workbenches, stools, and storage shelves.

＜Computer Lab＞

Modern classroom with blue chairs, wooden desks, and computer stations near large windows.

FlashForge 3D printer on a desk with printed red objects and a whiteboard with diagrams in a classroom.

＜Art Room＞

Classroom display featuring student art projects under Pop Art, Expressionism, and Minimalist art style headings.

A child’s watercolor painting of a traditional building with a red roof on a wooden table surrounded by art supplies.

＜Courtyard＞

Modern two-story residential building with solar panels, landscaped courtyard, and shaded seating area.

Solar panels are installed on the school roof. We were able to capture a beautiful photo of airplane contrails standing out against the blue sky!

Modern residential courtyard with a winding stone path, green lawn, and a wooden slat gazebo.

I wonder if classes are held in such a wonderful place. It makes me excited! (≧▽≦)

Tenby Schools display board showing university destinations, 100% acceptance rate, and 2500+ alumni.

Alumni Pathways

Students go on to attend universities all around the world.

A long hallway wall covered in a vibrant collage of photos showcasing student activities and art at Tabiniko.

Many photos taken during classes are posted on the bulletin board.

A family visits Tenby International School at Picana Aman, standing at the reception desk with the school logo visible.

A commemorative photo with the representative from TENBY INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL TROPICANA AMAN.

＜Exterior＞

Tenby Schools Tropika Hills campus exterior with parking lot and modern buildings under a blue sky.

**Tuition Fees: **https://www.tenby.edu.my/tropicana-aman/admissions/tuition-fees

**School Calendar: **https://www.tenby.edu.my/tropicana-aman/calendar

Established:

Setia Eco Hill Campus: 2016
Setia Eco Park Campus: 2008
Tropicana Aman Campus: 2018
Ipoh Campus: 1960
Penang Campus: 1981 – Opened as a private school in Malaysia
Johor Bahru Campus (Setia Eco Gardens): 2013 Curriculum: British-style

Intake Periods: August / January / April (Three-term system)

Boarding: None

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