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From Integration to Dragon Maths: A Pi Day to Remember

Year 12 Student

Susan Z.

What happens when mathematics becomes part competition, part collaboration and part celebration? At the KLSMC competition on Pi Day, Epsom students tackled everything from integration and proof questions to estimation games and Dragon Maths relays, all while building friendships and thriving under pressure. The experience revealed a different side to Maths, one driven by creativity, teamwork and plenty of energy.

The Chemistry Society CCA

Head of Chemistry

Mr Mahesh Warrier

Gasps, cheers and a tower of steaming foam, this week’s Chemistry Society CCA brought one of science’s most iconic experiments to life. Behind the dramatic Elephant’s Toothpaste reaction was a fascinating exploration of catalysts, reaction rates and exothermic change. The session offered students the chance to see complex chemical concepts unfold in real time, with plenty of excitement along the way.

Instrumental Music Competition Showcases Record Participation and Exceptional Talent

Director of Performing Arts

Mr Russell Crann

Nearly 70 students took to the stage at this year’s Instrumental Music Competition, making it the largest event of its kind at Epsom to date. From beginner performers to advanced finalists delivering conservatoire-level performances, the competition showcased both the depth of musical talent and the remarkable range of instruments across the school. With participation continuing to grow, the future of music at Epsom looks especially exciting.

Agama CCA Charity Visit to Semarak Orphans and Poor Children Welfare Organisation

Malay Language Teacher

Ms Nor Suhada Binti Seti

A visit to Semarak Orphans and Poor Children Welfare Organisation gave students from the Agama CCA the opportunity to experience the impact of charity work beyond the classroom. Through donations, games and time spent with the children, the visit became a meaningful lesson in empathy, responsibility and community. Learn more about the experience and the values students took away from the visit.

Charity Society Visit to Yayasan Chow Kit

Year 12 Student

Angela L.

A recent visit to Yayasan Chow Kit gave members of the Charity Society the opportunity to see firsthand how fundraising efforts can make a meaningful difference beyond the school community. Through donations and time spent with the children at the centre, the experience highlighted the importance of compassion, awareness and giving back, while reminding students how acts of kindness can leave a lasting impact.

Parent Insights: A-Level or IB?

Chief Education Officer

Dr Terence McAdams

A-Level or IB - which pathway is the right fit for your child? Drawing on decades of experience across both systems, Dr Terence McAdams explores the strengths, misconceptions and distinct demands of each pathway. Read on as he shares valuable insights into the differences between A-Level and the IB, and how each pathway supports students in preparing for university and beyond.

Success Looks Different for Everyone

Head of Higher Education

Ms Anna Macleod

What does success really look like after Sixth Form? For the Class of 2026, the answer is far from one-size-fits-all. From Psychology and Medicine to Engineering, Cybersecurity and Artificial Intelligence (AI), these student journeys reflect resilience, self-awareness and a growing sense of purpose, showing that meaningful success can take many different forms.

Building Resilience in Young People

Assistant Headteacher, Wellbeing and Behaviour

Mrs Jennifer Garnett

Resilience is rarely built in moments of comfort. In this reflection, a challenging journey through severe weather becomes a timely reminder of why young people need opportunities to face setbacks, persist through difficulty and keep moving forward when situations become uncomfortable. It is often these moments that shape the confidence and strength they carry into later life.

History: Is It All in the Past, or Does It Still Matter Today?

Head of Humanities

Mrs Chantal Thompson

History is about far more than dates and facts. From the Black Death to questions of bias, evidence and academic integrity in the age of Artificial Intelligence (AI), students are learning how to question information, interpret perspectives and connect the past to the world around them. In an era shaped by rapid access to information, these skills may matter more than ever.

A Look Into Forest House

Head and Deputy Head of Forest House

Dylan S. and Thomas D.

Life as a House Prefect involves far more than organising teams for competitions. In Forest House, student leadership is built through daily responsibility, mentorship and the creation of a strong sense of community behind the scenes. This reflection offers an insight into the people, relationships and traditions shaping the identity of Forest in its founding year.

Ace Your Cambridge Application Masterclass

Head of Higher Education

Ms Anna Macleod

What really makes a strong Cambridge application? Students from Year 7 to Year 12 recently gained first-hand insight into the process during a masterclass led by Downing College, University of Cambridge Director of Admissions, Dr Kamran Yunus. From understanding the collegiate system to rethinking the role of the personal statement, the session offered valuable guidance on what top universities are truly looking for.

Thingyan Celebrations at Epsom College Malaysia

Year 12 Student

Nang Y.

Water games, traditional desserts and woven baskets filled the campus as students celebrated Thingyan at Epsom College Malaysia. More than just a festival marking the Burmese New Year, the celebration offered a vibrant insight into traditions centred on renewal, community and cultural connection. Through shared experiences and joyful activities, students were given the opportunity to experience the richness of Burmese culture in a meaningful and memorable way.

Looking for an inspiring and meaningful summer experience for your child this holiday? ☀️

Debate sessions, Mandarin immersion and K-pop dance rehearsals are among the experiences awaiting students at Epsom College Malaysia this July through a series of immersive summer camps designed to inspire growth beyond the classroom. Held in collaboration with the Global Enrichment Programme (GEP), the camps combine leadership development, language learning and creative performance in a vibrant residential setting. Through hands-on experiences and shared activities, students will have the opportunity to build confidence, discover new interests and create lasting memories during the school holidays.

Highlights from Mouratoglou Academy Malaysia (MAM)

Head Coach

Mr Hussein Rashid

From team titles at FOBISIA to international competition at ITF events, student-athletes at Mouratoglou Academy Malaysia (MAM) continue to test themselves across every level of the game. Recent performances have reflected not only strong results, but also the depth and structure of a pathway designed for long-term development. As the season progresses, student-athletes are continuing to gain valuable experience on both regional and international stages.

Highlights from LALIGA

Technical Director

Mr Diego Gutierrez Ramos

Football at LALIGA Academy Malaysia continues to bring together competition, community and development in equal measure. Through the ECM Youth League, students have not only enjoyed regular match experience, but also built new friendships with players from beyond the school environment. With a new league format now underway and international tournament opportunities on the horizon, there is plenty for student-athletes to look forward to in the months ahead.

Highlights from Golf

Golf Coach

Mr Yusuf Raidhan 

Top finishes, international qualifications, and even a remarkable hole-in-one, recent weeks have brought plenty of standout moments for our young golfers. Competing across major tournaments in Malaysia, students continued to demonstrate composure, consistency, and the ability to perform under pressure. Their achievements reflect not only individual talent, but also the growing strength of the golf programme as a whole.

House Updates

Holman Highlights

Victories in Junior Badminton and Junior Aquathon have helped make this a memorable stretch for Holman House, with students embracing competition, adventure and community spirit in equal measure. From house trips and festival celebrations to preparations for Sports Day, there has been a strong sense of energy and togetherness across the house. With momentum continuing to build, Holman is looking ahead to an exciting close to the term.

Rosebery Highlights

Boarding life is about far more than simply sharing a room. In Rosebery House, students are learning how to navigate differences, build understanding and form meaningful connections with people from a wide range of backgrounds. Through everyday experiences and shared routines, boarding becomes an important part of developing the adaptability, respect and resilience needed well beyond school life.

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FOE: Tennis Open Day

Sports Day & Founder's Day

ECM Youth League

First Aid Awareness Presentation by Aurelius Hospital

Year 10 Exam Briefing Assembly

 

Teacher Appreciation Assembly

KS2 Production: Scheherazade

Year 6 & 7 Mingle Afternoon