Yes

English as an Additional Language (EAL) and Intensive English as an Additional Language (IEAL)

Bahasa Malaysia, French, Mandarin, Spanish

Nursery - 10 children
Reception - 15 children
Years 1, 2 and 3 - 15 children
Years 4-6 – 20 children
Years 7-9 classes will have a maximum of 20 students but IGCSE and A'level sets will often be smaller.

12-15

Yes

Yes

Yes we have been using virtual classroom tech since the beginning of the pandemic

We don't teach any religion at the school, but we have facilities to support all major religions

IGCSE, A Levels

IGCSE - 66% of grades A*- A. At A-level , 70% of grades A*-A grades.

Yes

Depends on the subject and grade level.

The vast majority will proceed to university

We. have a Learning Support Department

We can access external support means including an educational psychologist

Entrance Tests and interviews

Year 2 and below: Short interview and age-appropriate tasks by Prep school teacher.
Years 3 to 6: Short maths, English and verbal reasoning assessment and an interview.
Years 7 to 12: Assessments in English, mathematics and non-verbal reasoning and an interview.

Normally yes

Our academic year starts in September and whilst we recommend early enrolment, we can accept enrolment and registration up to July.

Yes we do

House registration starts 8:15 am, but Period 1 starts at 8.40am

Preparatory School: 3:00pm
Senior School: 3:45pm

Yes we do

Yes

Yes

Halal, vegetarian and. nut-free diets are offered

Yes

Chemistry Olympiad, computer programming, philosophy society, fencing, basketball, water polo, golf, art club, student newspaper, dance, textiles, hockey, football, squash, badminton, cricket, aerobics, backstage crew, band, choir, charity group, chess, debating society, fitness, martial arts, music technology, orchestra, pilates, scuba and snorkeling club, table tennis, teach team, volleyball, poetry, debating club, jewelry-making, juggling, pet society.

Physical education and swimming Including football, netball, teeball, rugby, filed hockey, athletics, gymnastics, water safety and strokes.

Yes

Gym, swimming pool, dance studio, cricket pitch, rugby pitch, 2 football pitches, hockey pitch, 2 outdoor tennis courts, 2 astroturf pitches. In the Sports Centre, basketball and badminton courts as well as indoor footsal courts.

Epsom College in Malaysia (British International school in Malaysia) is a boarding and day school on a 50-acre site at Bandar Enstek, south of Kuala Lumpur. Seen as a major development in the field of education in Malaysia, Epsom College is co-educational and follows the British National Curriculum with all teaching in English. The Senior School for pupils aged 11-18 is both a day and boarding school. It opened in September 2014 with a small Prep School on site for day pupils aged 3 – 10 years old.

Statement of Aims:
- To provide a flourishing co-educational environment for boarding and day pupils.
- To deliver a modern and stimulating education, both academic and co-curricular, enabling each pupil to maximise their potential.
- To prepare pupils for university - including those applying for the most competitive courses - and preserve and develop the College's traditional links with the medical profession.
- To provide comprehensive pastoral care and guidance under the leadership of dedicated house staff.
- To foster moral and spiritual values, tolerance and understanding in every pupil.
- To develop a genuine awareness, understanding and co-operation between College pupils, staff and its wider communities, both local and international, through a strong sense of responsibility and commitment to the community.

Epsom College in Malaysia, as a selective and co-educational boarding school offers a high-calibre curriculum, which enables the pupils to be both challenged and to achieve. It has been developed with the school's mission statement in mind; namely, to provide exceptional all-round academic opportunities and to teach children to aim for excellence and to value both achievement and endeavour.

Teaching throughout will be in English, although Modern Languages will rely on the 'target language' considerably.