King Henry VIII College, Malaysia

Full English name

King Henry VIII College, Malaysia

Official name

KH8

Group

• Direct institutional ties to Christ College Brecon in England (founded by Henry VIII in 1541) KH8 is its first overseas sister school. The school emphasizes that it is an independent school and not a brand franchise.

Year of establishment

2018 (Original text on the Our History page of the official website: "King Henry VIII College, Malaysia (KH8) was established in 2018").

Curriculum system

• British National Curriculum: EYFS → KS1–2 → KS3 → IGCSE (Y10–11) → Sixth Form A Level (Y12–13).
• Examination boards: Cambridge International Education (CIE) and Pearson Edexcel

Certification / Membership

• "Already a member of the Association of International Malaysian Schools (AIMS) and the Boarding Schools Association (BSA), the school is also an associate member of FOBISIA - a regional organization recognized by the UK Department for Education." Cambridge International Education (CIE) (IGCSE and A Level qualifications, and ongoing training for KH8 teachers), Pearson Edexcel, Trinity College London (communication skills and performing arts exams)

Enrollment age group

3–18 years

Language of instruction

Taught in English

FOOD

• KH8 dining room.
• Boarding students: breakfast, lunch and dinner + one snack after school and one snack in the evening Ensure that all students "eat a healthy, well-balanced diet" and occasionally arrange pizza night and other adjustments. The use of mobile phones is prohibited in the dining hall (School Mobile Phone Policy).

dormitory

• have. There are two purpose-built accommodation buildings for men and women Year 6 (Grade 5) and above can apply Full boarding and weekday boarding are available. Each building is equipped with a full-time Houseparent (one for boys and girls in the junior high school), supplemented by a team of resident and non-resident tutors Equipped with a housekeeper responsible for laundry, ironing and cleaning of school uniforms. Boarding students have exclusive access to Camp facilities (gymnasium, swimming pool, gym, library, computer room, 600-seat auditorium) in the evenings and weekends. Weekend excursions include trampolines, go-karts, skating, movies, rock climbing, paintball, museums, Sunway Lagoon water park, shopping, etc. The outing activity fee is RM500/semester. Overseas boarding students must appoint a local guardian (Guardian) Free for those who live in Malaysia or within 2 hours’ drive from the school

Medical configuration

• The boarding building is equipped with a "fully equipped Sanatorium (Medical Centre)" (official website Boarding FAQ original text "Situated within the boarding blocks is a fully equipped Sanatorium (Medical Centre)"), which is staffed by trained nurses from Monday to Friday If necessary, contact a local clinic (local doctor's surgery). The boarding school support team includes: full-time houseparents, resident tutors, subject tutors, counselors, nursing team, cleaning and maintenance team, and pastoral team "on site around the clock". On-campus counselors are on campus throughout the week.

school bus

• The school's introduction location: "Cyberjaya is a safe, modern city thirty minutes from Kuala Lumpur". Airport pick-up and drop-off for overseas boarding students is the responsibility of the local guardian (Guardian) designated by the family and is not provided by the school.

Disclosure of Academic Scores

• IGCSE: 42% A\* 67% are A\*–A 85% are A\*–B 100% for A\*–C. Several students each year achieve up to 10 A\*s individually Winner of the Outstanding Cambridge Learner Awards.
• A Level: 64% A\*–A 79% are A\*–B (UK average 62.7%) 94% are A\*–C AAB per capita.
• Subjects: Further Mathematics 100% A\*–A, History 100% A\*–A.

Regular academic year tuition (not related to camp rates)

• Day study RM23,500 – RM96,000 (2026/27) Boarding fees are additional (weekly RM38,000/year, full boarding RM42,000/year).

Disclaimer: This information is taken from the school’s published materials and is for reference only. Courses, fees, places and admission terms follow the school’s current written notice and invoice.