Ipoh's cultural education

Most schools in Ipoh are mainly Chinese schools, because 75% of the population are Chinese. The school is divided into two stages: primary school and secondary school. Secondary schools are also divided into two types: public and private. Ipoh's primary schools are only state-run, and Chinese schools are mainly Chinese. All textbooks will be in Chinese except a Malay textbook and an English textbook. There are great differences between public secondary schools and private secondary schools. Malay is the main language of the State Council, and Mandarin is the main language of private parliament. Many of these schools have a history of decades (some even have a history of hundreds of years). In addition, many schools were introduced to Ipoh by Catholic missionaries.

List of schools SRJK(C) Yuhua Yuhua National Chinese Primary School SRJK(C) Samtate Three German Civilian Primary Schools SMJK Samtate Three German Civilian Middle Schools SJK (C) Sanchai Sancai National Chinese Primary School Srikbolin School Peinan National Primary School Pauline High School Peinan Independent Middle School SMJK Pauline Peinan National Middle School Srikvira Abbey Notre Dame National Primary School SMJK Notre Dame National Middle School Srikyo Yucai National Primary School Yucai Independent Middle School Smk Srikyo Yucai National Middle School Pasir Puteh Daheyuan Middle School SMK Meeting Yibao Baode Girls' Middle School Anderson School Ipoh Anderson Middle School St. Michel Institution St. Michel Middle School SMK Sri Anbang Sri Anbang Middle School SMK Gunung Lapa Kunlun Corner Shenzhai High School Ipoh Anderson Middle School (Anderson) Ipoh Yinghua School (MGS) Ipoh International School (Ipoh's only school for foreign immigrants/children of foreigners/residents working in the country) Sejkora Tuanku.