A while ago we visited Tenby International School, it seems to be a nice learning environment. About 20 minutes away via the NKVE from our condo which probably means less traffic, but at the price of RM 1.40 toll fee. Hope we get a car before school starts in January.
The fees are almost the same as MAZ International School, but this one really has nice facilities in comparison and as a result has a more campus feel into it. It was actually recommended to us by another international school (ELC). Looking forward to getting all the finance requirements settled as soon as possible.
All in all it looks promising, after spending the past few months looking for options, hopefully this is the one. Otherwise, there is no other option but send them to school in the Philippines. Sigh, the thought alone makes me sad already. Nothing beats staying together in a foreign country even if that means a huge sacrifice in terms of savings. But life is short and money can't buy you the happiness of seeing and being with your kids everyday.
More on this as we go along. I think its time to post some tidbits on OFW life in Malaysia for the benefit of those thinking of working here. Its actually a nice country to live in with a comparatively lower cost of living than its neighbor Singapore.
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4 comments:
We live near the IKEA. Sorry for the delayed reply. Will post here our experiences with tenby. Maligayang pasko and happy new year!
Hi, am interested to send my son to Tenby Eco Setia primary. Chance upon your blog... looking forward to your experiences with tenby. What are your views to share?
It is indeed a wonderful school as I have been working there for three months now!
Hope you have made a wise choice.
Planning to go back Malaysia, and sending my daughter year 9 this year to Tenby international school. How far is it from Klang, Tesco to this school? How much is the annual fees?
We are torn between elc international school and tenby international school?
Please advice
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