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Alice Smith School offers Sixth Form Reach for the Stars Scholarships

Published by SchoolAdvisor | Feb 06, 2017

The Alice Smith School is pleased to offer a limited number of academic “Reach for the Stars” scholarships to study for A levels in the Sixth Form at the Secondary Campus in Seri Kembangan, Equine Park.

Reach for the Stars Scholarship benefits include a 25% tuition fee reduction in addition to the waiver of enrolment fee and building fund contribution worth RM25,000.

The underlying aim of these partial scholarship is to make Sixth Form study at the school more accessible to students who have the desire, drive and ambition to study in a truly diverse, dynamic and caring community, learning with exceptional teachers and with students from over 45 different nations.

The Alice Smith scholars with Head of School, Roger Schultz and Secondary Principal, Sarah Howling

 

The Alice Smith School, established since 1946 in Kuala Lumpur is one of the first in Malaysia and in South-East Asia to be accredited, with an excellent grading, as a British School Overseas by the Department for Education in London.

Interested applicants are invited to visit the Alice Smith School website for further details. All applications must be submitted by no later than Monday, 6th March 2017.

Don't miss this opportunity!

Alice smith school's sixth form results 2016

Last year, Alice Smith School's Year 13 students celebrated another year of exam success with over 125 A*, A and B grades awarded with 99% of the cohort  achieving all A*-E grades in their subjects.Sixteen students achieved all straight A*/A grades, with two students achieving 4A*, one student achieving 3A*1A, one achieving 2A*2As, five achieving 2A*1A, four achieving 1A*2As, and two achieving 3 straight A grades. The school's two scholars’ results are also to be celebrated with 3A*1A and 1A*2As.This year our students will be attending excellent universities worldwide and we are delighted to share that three students have won well deserved places at Cambridge and two students have been accepted to study at Ivy League Universities, Yale and Brown.