Our History

Epsom College in Malaysia officially opened our doors in September 2014

Royal Patronage

Epsom College is proud and honoured to have received unbroken Royal patronage since 1855. Queen Victoria was the College’s first Patron and, ever since, we have been honoured to have the reigning monarch as our Patron.

His Majesty King Charles III has become the Patron of the Royal Medical Foundation of Epsom College, successing the Queen Elizabeth II. The news was announced to mark the first anniversary of His Majesty’s Coronation.

Our Founder: John Propert

The origins of Epsom can be traced back to the unwavering dedication of Dr John Propert, who sought to enhance the lives of those facing adversity. Driven by his tireless efforts, he extended free housing, clothing, and education to the orphans of medical families, laying the foundation for the noble legacy of the College.

Through the visionary efforts of Dr Propert, crucial funds were mobilized, marking the inception of The Royal Medical Benevolent College. The enduring principles of benevolence and excellence, rooted in the Victorian era and upon which Epsom was established, continue to illuminate the path of the College to this present day.

The Royal Medical Foundation

The Royal Medical Foundation, situated at the heart of the College, maintains a vital role in school life. Rooted in generosity and a commitment to enhancing both individual lives and society, this charitable foundation upholds values that are central to the College even today.

Within the College Archives lies an extensive collection of photographs, artefacts, and ephemera from Epsom’s rich past. This continually growing gallery provides a unique opportunity to journey back through our storied history.

AGI Day, early 1920s

Founders Day, 1920s

Athletics Team, 1941

Biology dissection, 1960s

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