Beaconhouse Newlands International School

Beaconhouse Newlands International School is a mixed, non-selective, non-denominational independent all-through school with sixth form in Malaysia, serving students from the age of 3-16. It belongs to the Beaconhouse Group, who operate schools around the world including Pakistan, Belgium, Thailand, United Kingdom and Oman.

Beaconhouse Newlands International School follows the Cambridge International curriculum from primary school, with students going on to sit IGCSE exams. Facilities on the campus include computer suites, science laboratories, an arts studio, a performing arts centre, and a library. English is the main language spoken at the school.

Values and vision

Beaconhouse Newlands International School wants to provide all students with a safe and caring learning environment for them to gain the skills, acquire the knowledge and develop as happy and confident individuals. All pupils are encouraged to push themselves to reach their full potential, while teachers believe in getting to know each child to ensure that their needs are met. Students are developed as creative, confident and proactive learners, with the desire that they will leave education as happy and well rounded young adults, ready for the challenges and opportunities in a modern and every changing world. Pupils are encouraged to discover their talents and nurture them during their time in school, which is supported by a wide range of extra curricular activities that are offered across the year groups. These include sports clubs, art and design lessons, music lessons and the Duke of Edinburgh Award, where pupils over the age of 14 have the chance to gain an additional qualification to add to their CV while developing new skills, learning to be a leader and giving back positively to the community.