Regent International School - Kuantan

Regent Kuantan is situated at Jalan Gambut 2, Sri Dagangan Business Centre, 25000 Kuantan, Pahang, Malaysia nestled in the grounds of St Thomas School on lush, green surroundings. It’s conveniently close to local landmarks including the GSC cinema and Kuantan Bowling.

Early Years/Foundation (EYFS) & Primary (Years 1–6)
Lower Secondary (Years 7–9)
Upper Secondary (Years 10–11) preparing for Cambridge IGCSE exams
Foundation programmes (pre-university level)

Regent is a co‑educational day school and it does not offer boarding facilities.

Regent International School Kuantan provides academic support through workshops in literacy and numeracy, guided reading and writing sessions, and practical activities in science and math. Students also work on hands-on projects in subjects like social studies. Lessons are adapted to suit different learning levels and move at a pace that matches students’ needs. Teachers use small group sessions and active learning methods to give students extra help when needed. The focus is on building core skills and making sure students understand what they’re learning.

The school has no formal affiliation with any specific country.

The school is secular and welcomes a multicultural student body.

Years 1-2 : 8.00am – 2.00pm

Years 3-11 : 8.00am – 2.30pm

Dismissal is subject to change if there are Curricular or other activities

The school does not offer a bus service however they do have a list of transporters with whom parents can enquire from.

Regent International School Kuantan follows the UK-based Cambridge International curriculum across all levels. In the early years and primary stages, students study core subjects like English, Mathematics, and Science, along with ICT, Art, PSHE, Mandarin or Tamil, and Communication & Public Speaking. At the lower secondary level (Years 7–9), the Cambridge Secondary 1 framework is used to deepen subject knowledge, with optional Checkpoint assessments. Upper secondary students (Years 10–11) prepare for the internationally recognized Cambridge IGCSE exams. Post-IGCSE, the school also offers pre-university options such as A-Levels and foundation programmes.

Regent International School Kuantan incorporates social and emotional learning into its curriculum using the Cambridge Support Hub framework. Teachers introduce strategies to help students develop emotional regulation, build resilience, and foster collaborative relationships. Activities such as peer reflections, restorative group discussions, and team-based tasks promote empathy, responsible decision-making, and positive communication. These initiatives are embedded in classroom routines to create a supportive, respectful, and emotionally safe environment for all students.

The school does not have any specialized SEN program.

The school does offer EAL.

To support mental wellbeing, the school offers personalised enrichment and intervention classes tailored to students who may need extra help in areas like literacy, numeracy, or soft skills. In addition, Regent runs teacher-led webinars and parent support sessions such as the “Ask Ms N.” series during the COVID-19 period that provide guidance on managing stress, promoting resilience, and encouraging a healthy mindset. Mindfulness practices are also integrated into the school day, offering students tools to manage anxiety, improve focus, and build self-awareness.

1. Submit Enquiry or Application Form
Parents fill out an online enquiry form or download the application form from the Regent website, or email it directly to the Admissions team. Provide Required Documents. Along with the form, submit:

Two recent passport-sized photos of your child
Copies of parents’ ID (IC or passport)
Child’s birth certificate and MyKid/MyKad
Latest school report
Vaccination and health records
Any previous educational or assessment reports

2. Entrance Assessment & Interview
The school conducts assessments in subjects like English and Maths (and possibly a brief interview) to check your child’s readiness.

3. Receive Offer & Fee Details
Upon meeting academic and documentation requirements, the school issues a formal offer letter, including fees and payment schedule.

4. Confirm Enrollment & Make Payment
To secure the place, confirm the offer and submit the required enrollment fee as outlined in the offer letter.

5. Schedule Orientation & Tour
Once enrolled, book a school tour or orientation session to introduce your child and family to the campus, teachers, and school routines

Additional Notes:

Open Enrollment: Regent accepts applications year-round. There is no fixed intake period.

Support for International Families: The school assists with visa processes and has a referral scheme for existing families.

Regent Merit Scholarship
Eligibility: Top-performing students (IGCSE/GCE/“O” Levels).
Benefits: Covers 50–100% of tuition for eligible A-Level (Years 12–13) students.
Process: Application → assessment→ interview → notification within four weeks

Holistic Development Scholarship
Eligibility: Students in Years 6–13 with achievements in sports, the arts, leadership, community service, innovation, etc.
Benefits: Tuition support of 20–60%, based on achievement level.
Process: Apply online with supporting documents and awards are for one academic year

Dr APJ Abdul Kalam Global Skills Scholarship
Eligibility: Students in Years 7–13 demonstrating talent in STEM, innovation, or research (e.g., robotics, AI, published work).
Benefits: 6–20% tuition discount depending on level (district to national/international).
Process: 1:1 interview and documentation required

Global Citizen Scholarship
Eligibility: International students with outstanding academic results (e.g., 9A in IGCSE or ≥ 90% board exam scores).
Benefits: Up to 100% waived tuition for IBDP Years 1–2.
Process: Application, online assessment, two-stage interview

Additionally, the school organizes a Scholarship Exam (typically in August) for Year 3–10 students. High performers may receive up to 75% off tuition for the following year.

The school does not have a waitlist.