Pupils at Epsom College in Malaysia will follow the British National Curriculum, with all subjects taught in English. Students in the Senior School will study IGCSEs and A levels and children in the Prep School will follow the New English Curriculum.

The new school will expand Epsom College's international reputation as a provider of high quality education, maintaining links with the top medical schools in the UK and the Russell group universities, as well as with local universities, colleges and medical schools in Malaysia and elsewhere.

It is envisaged that some 75 per cent of the academic staff will come from the UK, including senior staff with British boarding school experience.

Prep School
Pupils in the Prep School will follow the New English Curriculum, which takes pupils through from early stages of learning based around play and outdoor activities, to the point where they can access the full curriculum of academic study by the end of Year 6.

• Two form entry
• Split into three age groups:
  • - Nursery – age 3 to 4
  • - Pre-Prep – Reception to Year 2
  • - Prep – Year 3 to Year 6

• Offer full curriculum including the following:
  • - Maths, English and Science
  • - Humanities (Geography and History)
  • - Languages, including Bahasa Malaysia and Mandarin
  • - PHSE, PE, Art and DT, Music and Sport

Senior School
All pupils will be taught in English, with additional support for those whose first language is not English. Pupils will follow courses in all subjects leading to IGCSEs and A levels.

• Senior School will be subdivided into three stages:
  • - Lower School: Year 7 and Year 8
  • - Middle School: Year 9 to Year 11
  • - Upper School: (Sixth Form) Year 12 and Year 13