FRSIS 2021 PROGRAMME BOOK

CONTENTS

FOREWORD i
Director General of Education, Ministry of Education, Malaysia ii
Director of The Fully Residential Schools Management Division iii
Excellent Principal of Sekolah Seri Puteri iv
Keynote Speaker

INTRODUCTION 1
The Fully Residential Schools International Symposium History 2
Objectives 2
Symposium Theme & Sub-Themes 3
Previous Host Schools

PARTICIPATING SCHOOLS 4
Local Participants 18
International Participants
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PROGRAMME SCHEDULE 24
Opening Ceremony 25
Closing & Award Night 26
FRSIS Schools and Sub-Themes 32
List of Parallel Sessions 33
Programme Schedule
Judges and Moderators Parallel Schedule 35
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COMMITTEE 38
Executive Committee 42
Master Trainers
Steering Committee
Judges

FOREWORD

DATIN SRI HAJAH NOR ZAMANI BINTI ABDOL HAMID

DIRECTOR GENERAL OF EDUCATION, MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, MALAYSIA

Bismillahirrahmanirrahim.
Assalamualaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh dan Selamat Sejahtera.

Heartiest congratulations and my great appreciation goes to Sekolah Seri Puteri (SSP) Cyberjaya on their
success in organizing the Fully Residential Schools International Symposium (FRSIS) 2021. This is the 9th
symposium helmed by the Fully Residential Schools Management Division and SSP. This, in the face of
adversity - the pandemic that has challenged all of us in unimaginable ways. Notwithstanding, we have
risen above this adversity and come together to make this year’s FRSIS a reality. This year’s theme -
COVID-19 PANDEMIC: GAINS AND LOSSES is very apt indeed.

The main goal of this symposium is to groom world-class leaders. As such, this programme creates the
platform and opportunity for students to exchange ideas, experiences and knowledge. It inculcates,
trains and applies leadership skills through effective communication, management, and creative
thinking driven by social ethics and moral values. It is hoped that this symposium will continue the
tradition of bringing together educators, students, researchers and observers from all Fully Residential
Schools in Malaysia as well as abroad to share their research findings at theoretical and practical levels.
This year's theme - COVID 19 PANDEMIC: GAINS AND LOSSES aims to provide a platform for intellectual
exchange of ideas towards generating knowledgeable and informed youths about the challenges of a
worldwide crisis and its dire effects.

Let me specially salute our staff members who, with courage and determination, have put the events
together. I wish to sincerely appreciate and commend their efforts and commitment towards the
sustenance of the academics, and moral culture of Fully Residential Schools. FRSIS would not be a
success without dedication and hard work of the committee members. Congratulations to all presenters
and teachers who have contributed ideas and explored various aspects of the pandemic as well as
sharing their research findings. To PUTERI and members of PTA, thank you for your cooperation,
commitment and for going the extra-mile to ensure that the Fully Residential schools continue to move
from glory to glory.

Finally, it is my greatest hope that this 9th online international symposium with the theme - COVID 19
Pandemic: Gains and Losses will achieve its objective in bringing together participants from all the Fully
Residential Schools in the country and their counterparts abroad in a scholarly discourse, making it a
rewarding and meaningful experience for all.
I wish you all good luck and much success.
Thank you.

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FOREWORD

FARIDAH BINTI YANG RAZALI

DIRECTOR OF FULLY RESIDENTIAL SCHOOLS MANAGEMENT DIVISION

Congratulations and our highest appreciation to Sekolah Seri Puteri Cyberjaya on their success in
organizing the 9th Online Fully Residential Schools International Symposium (FRSIS) 2021. It is my
greatest hope that this international symposium with the theme - COVID 19 Pandemic: Gains and
Losses will achieve its objective in bringing together participants from all Fully Residential Schools
in the country and their counterparts abroad in a scholarly discourse. This event will hopefully be
a rewarding and meaningful experience for all despite the hardship brought about by the
pandemic we are currently experiencing. It also gives me immense pleasure to extend a very
warm welcome to all students and teachers attending this virtual symposium.
The main goal of this symposium is to groom world-class leaders, besides promoting and
nurturing the culture of research amongst the youths. As such, this event has created the space
and opportunities for students to exchange ideas, share experiences and knowledge as well as
prepare themselves as future leaders by applying the skills of effective communication, public
speaking, problem-solving, innovative and creative thinking as well as leadership when preparing
and executing their research and presentation. It is hoped that this event will continue to serve as
a platform to foster intellectual sharing towards generating a knowledgeable and informed
society about the challenges of a global crisis and how it affects us in the current situation.
FRSIS would not be a success without wholehearted commitment, unwavering dedication and
hard work by all the committee members. Therefore, I would like to express my deepest
appreciation to all parties involved. Congratulations to all the student-presenters and teacher-
guides, local and abroad, who have contributed ideas and explored various aspects of the
pandemic as well as sharing their research findings. I hope that all participants are not only able
to adapt with this global challenge, but will also contribute towards building a world which will be
a better place for mankind.
Stay safe and stay connected!

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FOREWORD

NORSHAM BINTI NOORDIN A.A.P

EXCELLENT PRINCIPAL OF SEKOLAH SERI PUTERI

Bismillahirrahmanirrahim.
In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious and the Most Merciful.
Greetings to all.
It’s finally here, everyone! The 9th Online Fully Residential Schools International Symposium 2021,
one of the most awaited events of this year has successfully been organised by Sekolah Seri Puteri,
Cyberjaya even though initially it was planned to be executed last year in the year 2020. Despite its
postponement due to the outbreak of Covid 19 pandemic, the Fully Residential Schools
Management Division, Ministry of Education has never lost its faith in making the event a reality.
What makes the 9th FRSIS 2021 different this year is, unlike the previous FRSIS events which were
organised face-to-face, the Parallel sessions are presented online and all participants are gathered
virtually. Understandably, preparing for the symposium and competing online may have instigated
numerous challenges; definitely, the journey is not smooth-sailing. In spite of all odds, all
participants have made it through. Well done and congratulations!
Nothing is more appropriate than the theme “Covid-19 Pandemic: Gains and Losses” for this year’s
event. With its relevance to the current situation, this theme is chosen with the purpose to enable
the youngsters to nurture their thinking and soft skills as they work collaboratively with their
teammates to address the issues at hand and eventually, find the solutions that work best. As they
experience the ‘journey’, it is hoped that this has shaped them into individuals who not only mature
in thinking but also with hearts of gold as they would learn a thing or two that they could and
would emulate as they travel through their lives in the future.
With this opportunity, I would like to extend my appreciation to the Division of Management for
Fully Residential Schools, Ministry of Education for entrusting us, Sekolah Seri Puteri, the honour as
the host school to organise this great event. I also hope that all participants have gained and
enjoyed invaluable experience throughout this event.
Thank you.

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KEYNOTE SPEAKER

PROF. TAN SRI DR. JEMILAH MAHMOOD

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR AT SUNWAY CENTRE FOR PLANETARY HEALTH




KEYNOTE TOPIC: PLANETARY HEALTH

Prof. Tan Sri Dr. Jemilah is a medical professional with more than two decades experience
managing crises in health, disasters and conflict settings. She is currently Executive Director
of the newly established Sunway Centre for Planetary Health in Malaysia. She was the Special
Advisor to the Prime Minister of Malaysia on Public Health, from April 2020 to August 2021.
She is also a member of the Government of Malaysia’s Economic Action Council and Climate
Action Council.
Her previous appointments include the Under Secretary General for Partnerships at the
International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC), Chief of the World
Humanitarian Summit secretariat at the United Nations, and Chief of the Humanitarian
Response Branch at UNFPA. She is the founder of MERCY Malaysia, a southern based
international humanitarian organization.
Prof. Tan Sri Dr. Jemilah has held many Board positions in NGOs and INGOs and is the
recipient of numerous national and international awards for her work. In 2020, she was
appointed a Senior Fellow of the Adrienne Arsht - Rockefeller Foundation Resilience Centre.
She is currently on the board of the Employees Provident Fund of Malaysia and ALAM
Foundation.
Prof. Tan Sri Dr. Jemilah graduated as a Doctor of Medicine (MD), has a Masters in Obstetrics
& Gynaecology from the same university and is a Fellow of the Royal College of Obstetricians
and Gynaecologists United Kingdom. She also completed executive education at the
International Management and Development Centre, IMD Lausanne.

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INTRODUCTION

HISTORY OF FRSIS

The Fully Residential Schools International Symposium (FRSIS)
was initiated in 2011 and was organised by the Ministry of
Education Malaysia under the Fully Residential Schools
Management Division in partnership with the National
Commission for UNESCO Malaysia. The organisation of this
program at an international level is in tandem with the vision of
the Fully Residential School of creating “World Class Leaders” for
the 70 FRS schools in Malaysia.

The involvement of Fully Residential School students in this
international programme has enabled them to interact and think
globally whilst applying the knowledge gained in accordance to
the norms of the host country.

This programme will also bring about positive impacts in honing
leadership qualities among students to organize programme at
the international level, through their involvement in the work
committee, as the foundation that ensures the smooth success of
this programme. Over the years, FRSIS has received participation
from countries such as Japan, The Philippines, Indonesia,
Vietnam, UAE, Iran, South Korea, Thailand, Singapore, India and

Turkey. This Symposium has given a significant impact in
nurturing towering personalities - individuals with high level of
competitiveness, as well as improving leadership qualities among
students moulding them to become global leaders.

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OBJECTIVES

Polishing talents, communicative and research skills as well as
higher order thinking skills in shaping the students to become
world class leaders

Providing a platform to develop effective leaders who are not only
aware of the current issues but also apply their problem-solving
skills effectively and efficiently

SYMPOSIUM THEME

Covid-19 Pandemic : Gains and Losses

SUB-THEMES

Covid-19: A Paradigm Shift in Teaching and Learning
(SDG4-EDUCATION)

Global Economic Consequences of The COVID-19 Pandemic
(SDG8-ECONOMY)

Covid-19: The Rise of Digital Revolution
(SDG9-TECHNOLOGY / STEM)

Healthcare Innovations and Mental Health Anxiety
Management during The Pandemic (SDG3-HEALTHCARE)

Climate Crisis and Change during The Pandemic: The Promise
of a Better Tomorrow (SDG13-ENVIRONMENT)

Social Impacts of Covid-19 on a Nation’s Well-being
(SDG11-COMMUNITY/SOCIAL ISSUES)

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PREVIOUS FRSIS

Since its inception, FRSIS has been hosted by different schools with
different themes each year.

2011 - Students: A Catalyst of Change for a Better Tomorrow

(Sekolah Tun Fatimah)

2012 - Global Culture Generates World Unity

(SM Sains Muzaffar Syah)

2013 - Go Green: Initiatives for the Future

(Sekolah Seri Puteri)

2014 - Tourism: Education Gateway

(SM Sains Tengku Muhammad Faris Petra)

2016 - Education Nurtures Solidarity and Harmony

(SM Sains Selangor)

2017 - Voluntarism Echoes Unity and Humanity

(Sekolah Sultan Alam Shah)

2018 - Digital Transformation

(Kolej Tunku Kurshiah)

2019 - Smart Industry: Reforming the world

(SBP Integrasi Gombak)

2021 - Covid-19 Pandemic: Gains and losses

(Sekolah Seri Puteri)

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NORTHERN ZONE

SBP INTEGRASI GOPENG
ASIA VS COVID-19: CAN WE SURVIVE?
Muhammad Syamiel Farhan bin Jupri
Nurain Batrisyia binti Rosdi
Afham Rafiq bin Muhd Faris
Syaza Wardina Wafa binti Shaarani

SBP INTEGRASI KUBANG PASU
SEEING REALITIES: ON THE RISE OF AUGMENTED REALITY &
VIRTUAL REALITY IN MALAYSIA’S REAL ESTATE INDUSTRY
Wan Fadhlina binti Wan Mohd Firman
Qutrin Nada bt Fakhrul Anuar
Filzah Afiqah binti Mohd Sofi
Ain Nur Aliya binti Nazarudin

SEKOLAH TUANKU ABDUL RAHMAN
COVID-19: IMPACT ON ECONOMY
Muhammad Ammar Aqil bin Rosmahadi
Rizz Zhariff Rustardza
Harris Aiman bin Abdul Malek
Emir Zharfan bin Adli Syahriman

SM SAINS BAGAN DATOH
CONFRONTING COVID-19 WITH A PARADIGM SHIFT IN
TEACHING AND LEARNING: ONLINE CLASSES AMONG SBP
STUDENTS
Safiyya Aisyah binti Abdull Hadi
Batrisya Ashiqin binti Suhaimi
Anis Syahira binti Syazmi
Nur Aleeya binti Basri

SM SAINS KEPALA BATAS
COVID 19: PARADIGM SHIFT IN TEACHING AND LEARNING
Mohd Izzul bin Che Noh
Muhammad Aniq Asyraf bin Muhammad Azuan
Nurul Izzah binti Hamzaid
Masturina Izzati binti Mohd Johari

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SM SAINS KUBANG PASU
THE EFFECT OF COVID-19 ON UNEMPLOYMENT RATE IN THE
SELECTED ASEAN-3 COUNTRIES
Nur Qistina binti Mohd Hafiz
Siti Sarah binti Marzuki
Nur Farhatul Syuhadah binti Rohaizat
Amira Batrisyia binti Fazlan Amini

SM SAINS POKOK SENA
COVID 19: CURSE AND BLESSINGS
Muhammad Alif bin Muhamad Zahari
Nur Iesya Liyana binti Wazid
Muhammad Luqmanul Hakeem bin Mohd Azhar
Amal Sofia binti Abd Halim

SM SAINS RAJA TUN AZLAN SHAH
COVID-19 PANDEMIC: A QUANTUM LEAP IN DIGITAL
ENTERTAINMENT
Affan Najiy bin Rusdi
Muhammad Faisal bin Zainuddin
Nur Afiera Afza binti Baharin
Aqilah Aisyah binti Mohd. Shahar

SM SAINS SULTAN MOHAMAD JIWA
THE CONSEQUENCES OF COVID-19 ON MENTAL HEALTH AND
HUMAN’S SOCIAL LIFE
Nursyahida Nabilah bt Norsyahidan
Rushdina Ardini bt Md Rusli
Sharifah Ummul Syafiqah binti Syed Rodzi
Hana Syahira bt Md Shahrizal

SM SAINS TAPAH
WILL THE PUBLIC AWARENESS ON CLIMATE CHANGE DURING
THE PANDEMIC DETERMINE A BETTER FUTURE?
Irdina Sofea bt Muhamad Rizani
Muhammad Imran bin Nor Azlan
Atyra Nursufea bt Azhamzahri
Nurul Dania Zahra binti Mohd Nasir

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SM SAINS TELUK INTAN
HEALTHCARE INNOVATIONS AND MENTAL HEALTH
MANAGEMENT DURING THE PANDEMIC
Nurin Farihah Qistina bt Fazal
Dhivyessh a/l Mohanasundaram
Intan Anis Shahdzika binti Mohd Sharazi
Nurin Sofiah Salha binti Sallehudin

SM SAINS TUANKU SYED PUTRA
CHALLENGES OF ONLINE LEARNING FACED BY MALAYSIAN
STUDENTS DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC
Aqil Zahwan bin Razaidi
Ahmad Nafis Darwish bin Zulkarnain
Siti Aisyah binti Abdul Rahman
Nurul Fadzilah Dayana binti Mohd Syarim Adzhar

SM SULTAN ABDUL HALIM
DOMESTIC ELECTRICITY CONSUMPTION DURING MCO-WHEN
LESS IS MORE
Nur Yasmin Irdina binti Bashahrudin
Nur Aisya Balqis binti Ahmad Afdzal
Nur Ainaa Batrisyia binti Mohamad Jefri
Nur Auni Maisarah binti Izham Syah

SMS TUN SYED SHEH SHAHABUDIN
THE BIG FOOTPRINT OF COVID-19 ON SOCIAL LIVES IN MALAYSIA
Siti Nursyafiqah binti Mohammad Sabri
Nur Nuha Nabiha binti Mustafa Kamal
Faiz Syahmi bin Farid
Alisya Nisreen binti Amiruddin

THE MALAY COLLEGE KUALA KANGSAR
CLIMATE CRISIS AND CHANGE DURING THE PANDEMIC: THE
PROMISE OF A BETTER TOMORROW
Hanif bin Firdaus
Khaleef bin Khairul
Muhammad Syahmi Iman bin Muhammad Rezal
Ariff bin Amir Ali

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CENTRAL ZONE

SBP INTEGRASI SABAK BERNAM
COVID-19: A PARADIGM SHIFT IN TEACHING AND
LEARNING
Hakan bin A.halim
Adib bin Saiful Nizar
Nur Aina Dalili binti Mohd Rafix
Sazra Afisya binti Mohd Azli

SBP INTEGRASI RAWANG
EMERGING CHALLENGES IN AN ONLINE LEARNING SETTING:
THE TRANSFORMATION OF TEACHING AND LEARNING DUE
TO THE COVID-19 DISRUPTIONS
Alya Qistina binti Abdul Malek
Aleesha binti Taqiyuddin Amini
Ain Nabihah binti Iskandar Idris
Nur Farikha binti Baharuddin

SEKOLAH SERI PUTERI
ONLINE LEARNING: ANOTHER HURDLE FOR DISABLED
STUDENTS?
Siti Nur Azmina binti Mohd Hisham
Elea Maisarah binti Hafizuddin
Hasya Maryam binti Kamal Bahrain
Ameera Safea binti Rostam

SEKOLAH SULTAN ALAM SHAH
SOCIAL IMPACTS OF COVID-19 ON A NATION’S WELL-BEING
Ahmad Zakii Kenali bin Ahmad Fuaad
Luqman bin Johan Akmalbudi
Muhammad Adam Harith bin Hishamuddin
Adrian Harith Naim bin Ahmad Nizam

SM AGAMA PERSEKUTUAN KAJANG
A FLOWER BLOOMING IN AN UNLIKELY DESERT:
FINDING COMFORT IN NATURE DURING A PANDEMIC
Hasya binti Bustamam
Ain Safiyah binti Abdul Halim
Ili Ilham bin Md Hafizi
Muhammad Muadz bin Mohd Hamdi

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SM SAINS ALAM SHAH
THE CURBING EFFORTS AND IMPACTS OF THE COVID-19
PANDEMIC ON MENTAL HEALTH
Ameerul Afiq bin Azizi
Ahmad Idham Adli bin Zaid
Muhammad Aidil Hakimi bin Jalani
Muhammad Nabil bin Mohd Fauzi

SM SAINS BANTING
COVID 19: GLOBAL ECONOMIC SHOCK
Muhammad Afiq Irfan bin Rozaman
Izzah Zafirah binti Mohd Helmi
Nur Wafa binti Mohd Sabri
Zafeerul Irfan bin Zainuddin

SM SAINS HULU SELANGOR
COVID-19: HOPE VERSUS REALITY
Safiyyah Husna bt Norsyah
Ayra Mishael bt Mohd Helmi
Nor Hilman Haiqal bin Norhaizam
Muhammad Ayden Rahish bin Zuhaidi

SM SAINS KUALA SELANGOR
TECHNOLOGY KEY TO EVERY LIFE ASPECT: TRUE OR FALSE
Nurzarifa Afza binti Ahmad Fauzansah
Siti Amirah Husna binti Mohd Noorazam
Muhammad Adli Arif bin Azhari
Aqil Irfan bin Alim Hakim

SM SAINS SELANGOR
THE CALL FOR A NEW CHANGE
Asyran bin Noor Hakimi
Hannan Zulaikha binti Hasbullah
Hessa Sarah binti Mohd Roslan
Mu’adz bin Shaiful Nizam

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SM SAINS SERI PUTERI
THE ACCELERATION OF DIGITAL REVOLUTION DURING THE
COVID-19 PANDEMIC PUTS EARTH AT RISK
Sashineswary a/p Chanthran
Fatin Umairah binti Ismail
Nur Iman Batrisyia binti Husni Rizal


Lyana Haziqah binti Abdul Razak

SM AGAMA PERSEKUTUAN BENTONG
EFFECTS OF COVID-19 TOWARDS MALACCA’S LOCAL
COMMUNITY ECONOMY ON TOURISM
Wan Muhammad Arifuddin bin Wan Ahmad
Afifahtul Qistina binti Azhar
Siti Nur Rajihah binti Ahmad Zaini
Muhammad Afiq Zahiruddin bin Yunos

SM SAINS TENGKU ABDULLAH
DIGITAL BREAKS MILLENIUM
Nur Zahira Balqis binti Mohd Mustaza
Nazzaratul Aleeya binti Mohd Nazri
Adam Isqandar bin Redhauddin
Muhammad Hariz Afiq bin Mahamad Haizat

KOLEJ ISLAM SULTAN ALAM SHAH
HALCYON: A MODERN TAKE ON ANXIETY MANAGEMENT
Aiman Mujaddid bin Mohamad Zaki
Muhammad Haziq bin Nazman
Lutfiah Low bt. Muhammad Ridhwan
Alwani Zulfa bt. Aimran

MAKTAB TENTERA DIRAJA
COVID 19: IMPACT TOWARDS TOURISM ON LOCAL ISLANDS
Darwisy bin Darzuki
Mohamad Nazhim bin Mohd Nizam
Muhammad Nur Addeen bin Mat Yunus
Muhammad Faris Syahmi bin Mohd Shafie

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SBP INTEGRASI GOMBAK
STUDENTS' AND TEACHERS’ PERCEPTIONS OF COVID-19
TRACING APP: A CASE STUDY OF SUSTAINABLE IOT TOOL IN
SBPI GOMBAK
Nur Syahirah binti Khirudin
Ahmad Atief Adham bin Mohd Nazri
Qistina Sofia binti Mohamad Zain
Adam Harith bin Ab Rahim

SOUTHERN ZONE

KOLEJ TUNKU KURSHIAH
ANXIETY THROUGHOUT THE PANDEMIC
Farah Lydia Mohd Zahid
Amira Suraiya Asnizan
Adriana Sofea Ahmad Faedzal
Ashrofunnisa Al-amin Mohd Khair Al-amin

SBP INTEGRASI JEMPOL
A STEPPING STONE TOWARDS A BETTER FUTURE
Aiman Hakimi bin Mohd Abd Rahman
Farah Nur A'lia binti Khairul Saleh
Fathal Arif bin Tamam
Nurul Afiqah Safwah binti Amin Sharif

SBP INTEGRASI SELANDAR
STUDENT’S PERSPECTIVE ON DISTANCED ONLINE LEARNING


DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC

Nor Auni Awfiyah bt Ja'faar
Nur Farhani binti Muhammad Firdaus Tan
Faris Nur Zafry bin Zaireey
Muhammad Quwayyis bin Khairuddin

SEKOLAH DATO' ABDUL RAZAK
THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC: ALL IS NOT LOST
Muhammad Naqib Iman bin Mohd Nasarudin
Muhammad Razen bin Abdul Razak
Abdul Hannan bin Abdul Halim
Wan Muhammad Akif bin Wan Mohd Nor

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SEKOLAH TUN FATIMAH
RISE IN E-COMMERCE: A BLESSING IN DISGUISE?
Nur Rafiza Shakira binti Mohd Rafidi
Nur Alya Syazwani binti Haris
Julia binti Ahmad Razally
Wan Huda Nabilah bt Wan Muhamad

SM AGAMA PERSEKUTUAN LABU
SUSTAINABLE HOUSING SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR A BETTER
TOMORROW
Nur Insyiraah binti Mohamad Hassan
Auni Maziyah binti Noor Khalil
Sofea Hana binti Zulkifli
Dania Arisha binti Mohd. Azri

SM SAINS BATU PAHAT
VIRTUAL REALITY: AN EFFORT TO BEAT COVID-19
Muhammad Fauzi Syahmi bin Mohd Zin
Muhammad Amir Hakimi bin Abdul Mutalib
Natrah Suraya binti Shahrulnizam
Dinah Balqis Akashah binti Abd Razak

SM SAINS JOHOR
THE SOCIAL IMPACT OF IMPLEMENTING COVID-19
STANDARD OPERATIVE PROCEDURES (SOP) ON THE
NATIONAL WELLBEING OF MALAYSIA
Ajwad bin Mohd Tahrir
Muhammad Danish Muqri bin Mohd Khidzairy
Hariz Izzuddin bin Rahim
Sahrvin a/l Jayanathan

SM SAINS KOTA TINGGI
COVID 19: THE EFFECTS AND FUTURE OF TOURISM INDUSTRY
Khuvina Devi a/p Elangkovan
Nur Syahrun Najah binti Idris
Ariff Zulqarnain bin Syaiful Irwan
Nur Aliah binti Zulkifli

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SM SAINS MUAR
LOCKDOWN: CAUSE OF DISTRESS AMONG MALAYSIANS
Faiqah Hazwani binti Hishamuddin
Nur Alissa Fazreen binti Mohd Haizy Nasution
Intan Suraya binti Mohamad Khir
Aisyah Khaleda binti Mohd Azila

SM SAINS MUZAFFAR SYAH
COVID-19: EMBRACING CHALLENGES AND EMPOWERING
COMMUNITIES
Tengku Safiyya Khadeeja binti Tengku Shahril Norzaimi
Yasmin Sofea binti Mohd Esam Modin
Muhammad Hazeeq Asyrani bin Bador Esam
Noor Haziqah binti Mohd Khairuddin

SM SAINS REMBAU
THE RISE OF DIGITAL REVOLUTION: HOW COVID-19
RESHAPE AND HUMANISE TECHNOLOGY
Muhammad Haziq bin Mohd Shah
Muhamad Irfan bin Muhamad Nasir
Sofea Nisreen binti Shaiful Nazri
Nur Adriana Amanina binti Mohd Basir

SM SAINS SEMBRONG
INVESTIGATING IMPACTS OF MEDICAL AND GENERAL WASTE
ON THE ENVIRONMENT DURING THE PANDEMIC
Maszlyana Nalzeefa bt. Maszlan
Ahmad Irfan bin Rosli
Nur Adelyna Atheera binti Ramli
Nurul Aliah Nisa binti Kamarul Ariffin

SM SAINS SULTAN ISKANDAR
A PARADIGM SHIFT IN TEACHING & LEARNING: STUDENTS
READINESS TOWARDS E-LEARNING
Yasmin Zahiera binti Muhammad Amin
Siti Sarah Khadejah binti Mazlan
Nur Fitri Izzati binti Mohd Rahman
Nur Zarifah Hanis binti Mohadzir

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SM SAINS TUANKU AISHAH ROHANI
HEALTHCARE INNOVATIONS AND MENTAL HEALTH ANXIETY
MANAGEMENT DURING THE PANDEMIC
Amnie Farhana binti Zuhairimie
Sarah binti Dzul Azmi
Nur Ain Fatihah binti Adnan
Nurin Nabila binti Zamridin

SM SAINS TUANKU JAAFAR
HOW THE PANDEMIC AFFECTED THE EMISSIONS OF
GREENHOUSE GASSES AND CLIMATE CHANGE
Maisara Hana binti Musyahar
Nor Nadia Nadrishya binti Azmi
Muhammad Safwan bin Khalid
Nur Insyirah Syuhada binti Suhaimi

SM SAINS TUANKU MUNAWIR
ECONOMIC DOWNTURN OF MAJOR INDUSTRIES DUE TO
THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC
Muhammad Khatib bin Abulhudha
Nabil Aqlan bin Mohd Faizal
Muhammad Nabil bin Zulkufli
Wan Mishqal bin Wan Ishak

EASTERN ZONE

SBP INTEGRASI BATU RAKIT
COVID-19 PANDEMIC EFFECTS ON GLOBAL ECONOMY
Damia Amilin binti Mohamad Daniyal
Noor Hidayatul Nabila binti Kamarudin
Amna Sofea binti Ahmadil Shukri
Damia Uzma Imani binti Ahmad Zamani

SBP INTEGRASI KUANTAN
SOCIAL IMPACTS OF COVID-19 ON A NATION’S WELL-BEING
Aridh Shahib bin Roslee
Sofiah Adlyna binti Shahrul Nizam
Muhammad Baihaqi bin Mohd Abduh
Fatin Hanisah Azyze binti Mohd Ridzuan Azyze

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SBP INTEGRASI TEMERLOH
COVID-19: GLOBAL ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES
Afwan Nizamuddin bin Mohd Kharuddin
Amni Syafiya binti Ahmad Muzaffar
Wafi Najla binti Ahmad Romzi
Nurul Insyirah binti Mohd Nor Afindi

SBP INTEGRASI TUN ABDUL RAZAK
GLOBALISATION ENVIRONMENTAL CIRCUMSTANCES
Nurnajwa Auni bt Abdul Razak
Nur Iffah binti Yusaini
Ahmad Syazwan bin Mohtazar
Aiman Haziq bin Suhaimi

SEKOLAH SAINS SULTAN HJ. AHMAD SHAH PEKAN
EMBRACING ONLINE LEARNING DURING PANDEMIC
Muhammad Adib Aizat bin Azmi
Sarah Najihah binti Iqbal Rizal
Wardina Safia binti Mohamad Radzha
Muhamad Syahmi Iqbal bin Mohd Samidi

SM SAINS DUNGUN
NO CONVENTIONAL: FUTURELESS
Nur Aleeya bt Ismail
Nor Kamilah Aina bt Mohamad Kamal
Mohammad Waizzuddin bin Bidin
Tuan Muhammad Arif Farhan bin Tuan Nor Arshad

SM SAINS GUA MUSANG
COVID-19: CHANGES BROUGHT BY THE PANDEMIC IN TERMS
OF EDUCATION
Ameer Zharfan bin Zulkipeli
Nur Aliya Najihah binti Mohd Zaidi
Aisya Sofea bt Mohd Azrulnizam
Muhammad Fitri Mifzal bin Mohd Iffan

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SM SAINS HULU TERENGGANU
COVID-19: A CATALYST FOR DIGITAL REVOLUTION
Ain Nur Aliya binti Salman
Nor Amirah binti Cik Azaharuddin
Nik Muhammad Adam Harith bin Mohd Azhari
Muhammad Aiman bin Mohamad Salehudin

SM SAINS JELI
HEALTHCARE INNOVATIONS AND MENTAL HEALTH ANXIETY
MANAGEMENT DURING PANDEMIC
Ahmad Ikhwan bin Shabri
Batrisyia Saffiyah binti Anuar
Nur Amni Qistina binti Azizi
Ahmed Faez Abu Bakar bin Md Yusof

SM SAINS KUALA TERENGGANU
SOCIAL IMPACTS OF COVID-19 ON MALAYSIAN YOUTH
Nurhikma Azneen binti Muhammad Amin
Nurdeena Sofiya binti Zamzuri
Anis Afiah binti Md Yunus
Nur Arifatul Insyirah binti Fauzi

SM SAINS MACHANG
CLIMATE CRISIS AND CHANGE DURING THE PANDEMIC: THE
PROMISE OF A BETTER TOMORROW
Nursyazlin binti Mohd Nawi
Muhammad Aiman bin Azli
Muhammad Hazim bin Rusli
Wan Irfan Hakim bin Wan Saidi

SM SAINS PASIR PUTEH
THE EFFECTS OF BUSINESS DIGITALISATION
IN PROMOTING ECONOMIC GROWTH AMONG
KELANTANESE FAMILIES
Munahafiy Saliha Nurjannah binti Nor Helme
Nuraisyah Natasya binti Muzammel
Syazana Damia binti Syaiful Bakri Syah
Nurisha Amni binti Mohd Zamri

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SM SAINS SETIU
CLIMATE CRISIS AND CHANGE DURING THE PANDEMIC:
THE PROMISE OF A BETTER TOMORROW
Nur Alia Qadeeja binti Ashari
Najlaa' Amni binti Abdul Ghaffar
Mmuhammad Danny Amsyar bin Mohd Zaidi
Muhammad Afiq Bahaiqi bin Roslan

SM SAINS SULTAN HJ. AHMAD SHAH
MYSEJAHTERA: HARNESSING THE DIGITAL REVOLUTION IN
COMBATTING COVID-19 IN MALAYSIA
Nurfarahin Amira binti Hashim
Nur Damia Husnina binti Jasmin
Muhammad Adam Fikri bin Halmi
Muhammad Aiman Hafiz Bin Rostam

SM SAINS SULTAN MAHMUD
STUDENTS’ BATTLE ANXIETY IN ONLINE LEARNING DURING
COVID-19
Mohamad Ammar Afiq bin Nokman
Nur Aleysha Sofea binti Mohd Salwadi
Nurul Iffah binti Izwandy
Ahmad Amjad bin Mohd Khalil

SM SAINS TENGKU MUHAMMAD FARIS PETRA
GLOBAL ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES OF THE COVID-19
PANDEMIC: DRASTIC MEASURES HELP REVIVING THE
ECONOMY
Nur Natasya Izyan binti Othman
Tengku Lideya Wafa binti Tengku Shahrizanny
Danial Al-iman bin Razman
Muhammad Haziq bin Zulkifli

SQL ZONE

SM SAINS KUCHING 16
TEENAGERS’ ENGAGEMENT IN REVITALISING THE
CURRENT ECONOMY
Clance Farrell Clement
Brennan Ricky Barry
Angelina Anak Andrew Ragai
Cheyyane Anak Michal

SM SAINS KUCHING UTARA
LINKING CLIMATE CRISIS TO THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC
AND ADOPTING AUTHORITATIVE SOLUTION AS
CONTAINMENT METHOD
Jacyntha Nurin Anak Jawan
Trisha Jasmine Anak Januarius
Thierry Vincent AK Dexion
Aleesha Farhana binti Mohd. Hasnain

SM SAINS LABUAN
BUSINESSES GOING DIGITAL
Amir Arshad bin Azmi
Hadifah Zahwa binti Abdul Hadi
Hasya Hana binti Noor Asyiddin
Nur Hawani Syakirah binti Suhaili

SM SAINS LAHAD DATU
ONLINE LEARNING: ITS CHALLENGES AND WAYS FOR
IMPROVEMENT
Muhammad Irsyad Hafiy bin Abdul Rahim Wilson
Mohammad Haikal Afiq bin Mohammad Hussin
Nur Ain binti Sudin
Raja Zulaika binti Abdul Rauf

SM SAINS MIRI
MENTAL HEALTH AT STAKE DURING PANDEMIC: FRET NOT,
TELEHEALTH CAN BE YOUR SAVIOUR
Kimverly Anak Wilson Maja
Mohd Hamirul bin Hasbi
Dineo Ferrero Anak Sandai
Nur Nabighah Najwa binti Mohammad

SM SAINS SABAH
SOCIAL IMPACTS OF COVID-19 ON A NATION’S WELL-BEING
Muhammad Naqib bin Zamri
Suzzann Theressa Walter
Nur Fareen Natasya binti Farid H. Askali
Loveley Emeley Embroson

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International Participants

INDIA

ST. MARK'S SR. SEC. PUBLIC (TEAM 2)
SCHOOL, MEERA BAGH GLOBAL ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES

(TEAM 1) OF THE COVID 19 PANDEMIC
THE RISE OF DIGITAL REVOLUTION Arshita Barva
Aastha Sukhija
Prabh Vohra Aseem Talwar
Manav Bhatia Chitra Garg
Gaurang Goyal
Shubh Mahajan (TEAM 3)
HEALTHCARE INNOVATIONS AND

MENTAL HEALTH ANXIETY
MANAGEMENT DURING THE
PANDEMIC (SDG3 HEALTHCARE)

Vedika Kapoor
Sakshi Shokeen
Vanshita Bhandari
Shreya Salhotra

(TEAM 1) ST. MARK'S GIRLS SR.
HEALTH CARE INNOVATIONS AND SEC. SCHOOL

MENTAL HEALTH ANXIETY (TEAM 3)
MANAGEMENT DURING THE HEALTHCARE WORKERS: SAVIOURS /
SATAN - WHO MAKES THE CHOICE?
PANDEMIC
Diya Kaushik Gargi Gupta
Drishti Verma Hiya Chaudhary
Bhavya Yadav Harshita Gulati
Akshita Sethi Mrigakshi Malhotra

(TEAM 2)
CLIMATE CRISIS AND CHANGE
DURING THE PANDEMIC: THE
PROMISE OF A BETTER TOMORROW

Shrabya Kadel
Vartika Vashista
Janvi Chhabra
Devanshi Yadav




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VIETNAM IGC SCHOOL -THAI BINH
DUONG PRIMARY-
(TEAM 1)
DIGITIZING HOSPITAL DATA FOR MIDDLE-HIGH SCHOOL
INCLUSIVE PATIENT SUPPORT IN
(TEAM 3)
VIETNAM 4S OF MENTAL HEALTH DURING
Tong Duc Tu Tam COVID-19 PANDEMIC: SUPPORT,
SOCIETY, SYSTEM AND SOCIAL MEDIA
Vo Thanh Dan
Shen Suya Nguyen Tam Binh
Vo Bao Thy
Nguyen Ngoc Hue An
Ha Dan Quynh
(TEAM 2) Nguyen Hoang Quynh Chi
RETOOLING LOCAL MARKETS IN

FACING THE CHALLENGES OF
COVID-19 PANDEMIC AND
SUSTAINABLE ECONOMY
Tran Ngoc Huong Thao
Nguyen Hoang Thao Nhi
Pham Thao My
Ha Bao Quyen

EXPERIMENTAL SCHOOL
OF EDUCATION AND
SCIENCE

(TEAM 1) (TEAM 2)
IMPACTS OF SOCIAL DISTANCING COVID-19: IMPACTS OF DIGITAL
DURING COVID- 19 ON WELL-BEING REVOLUTION ON EDUCATION IN
OF SCHOOL STUDENTS IN VIETNAM
VIETNAM
An Nhi Ta Minh Anh Le
Le Uyen Nhi Nguyen Mai Chi Vu
Nhat Quang Nguyen
Minh Tien Ha Phuong Linh Hoang
Thanh Dat Phan

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INDONESIA

SEKOLAH MENENGAH ATAS (TEAM 2)
NEGERI 1 PURWOREJO MERDEKA BELAJAR AND ITS
EFFECTIVENESS TO FULFILL THE
(TEAM 1) WELL BEING NEEDS OF HIGH
SELF-DISRUPTION AMONG THE SCHOOL STUDENTS DURING
TRADITIONAL TRADERS TO FACE THE
LONG EXPOSURE OF THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC
Lugas Edwin Ardiansyah
PANDEMICS Nanda Surya Fernando
Priscilla Liliani Putri Prajanto
Gilang Sabilar Rasyad
Wahidhania Inna Yakut Angel Veronica Vahlevi
Chusnia Salma Nugraheni
(TEAM 3)
Ulin Nikhmah Syafaah THE EFFECTS OF ACTIVITIES
RESTRICTIONS DURING COVID-19
PANDEMIC ON AIR QUALITY

CHANGES
Luthfida Aufa Shabrina Rubyarno

Afifah Ainun Rohmana
Wahyuning Putri Andini

Amelia Bening

THE UTILIZING OF MAJAPAIT MADRASAH ALIYAH NEGERI
LEAVES (CRESCENTIA CUJETE) AS (MAN) 2 MOJOKERTO EAST
MAJACENTIA ANTISEPTIC LIQUID
JAVA INDONESIA
SOAP
Rizal Mattovani 20
Abdul Chamid Al-chalimy
Salsa Dita Eliana Reva
Della Nur Lita Sari

TURKEY

BESIKTAS SAKIP (TEAM 2)
SABANCI ANADOLU HEALTHCARE INNOVATIONS AND

LISESI, ISTANBUL MENTAL HEALTH ANXIETY
MANAGEMENT DURING THE
(TEAM 1)
UNPRECEDENTED ALTERATION PANDEMIC
UPON THE EDUCATIONAL PARADIGM Fatimanur Merve Di̇ lsi̇ zoğlu

Eli̇ f Nur Sorkun Handan Şekeral
Göksu Güreş Zeynep Erdoğan
Emi̇ r Emi̇ roğlu Hüsni̇ ye Erdem

Zeynep Zehra Özalp (TEAM 3)
CLIMATE CRISIS AND CHANGE
DURING THE PANDEMIC: THE
PROMISE OF A BETTER TOMORROW

Efe Aslan Gürkan
Sena Vardar

İbrahi̇ m Bayhan
Özgür Ozan

THAILAND

CLIMATE CRISIS AND CHANGE MAHIDOL
DURING THE PANDEMIC: THE WITTAYANUSORN
PROMISE OF A BETTER TOMORROW
SCHOOL
Thanakorn Chantharumat
Dechawat Chawengmahapeeti

Wachirawit Phosuwan

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THE PHILIPPINES

COMMUNITY PANTRIES AND ITS
SOCIAL IMPACT DURING THE
PANDEMIC
Tashana Faith F. Rivera
Nicole G. Oribello
Chauncey Arzel D. Ruano
Drenzy Jasmin E. Maestrado

OLONGAPO CITY
NATIONAL HIGH

SCHOOL

THE NEW NORMAL EDUCATION: MAGTUOD NATIONAL
CHALLENGES IN MODULAR HIGH SCHOOL

DISTANCE LEARNING AMIDST
COVID-19

Jacerie T. Sabanal
Christian Mahidlawon
Sheena Abigail D. Hepgano
Baby Jane B. Hepgano

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OPENING CEREMONY

1 OCTOBER 2021

TIME AGENDA

2.45pm Arrival of participants and guests (online)

3.00pm National Anthem
Prayer Recitation

3.10pm Montage of the Opening ceremony

3.15pm Welcoming Speech by:
3.30pm Ms. Norsham binti Noordin A.A.P
Excellent Principal of Sekolah Seri Puteri

Ms. Faridah binti Yang Razali
Director of The Fully Residential Schools Management,

Ministry of Education, Malaysia

3.40pm KEYNOTE ADDRESS
Prof. Tan Sri Dr. Jemilah Mahmood
Executive Director at Sunway Centre for Planetary Health

4.00pm End of Opening Ceremony

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TIME CLOSING & AWARD NIGHT

8.30pm 3 OCTOBER 2021
8.45pm
8.55pm AGENDA

9.00pm Arrival of participants and guests (online)

National Anthem and Prayer Recitation

Montage of FRSIS 2021

Speech by:
An International Student Representative

An SBP Student Representative

9.10pm Declaration of the Symposium Resolution

9.15pm Speech by:
Datin Sri Hajah Nor Zamani binti Abdol Hamid
Director General of Education, Ministry of Education, Malaysia




9.25pm Award Presentation

10.05pm FRSIS 2022 Host Montage
10.15pm Sekolah Dato’ Abd Razak

End of Closing Ceremony

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FRSIS SCHOOLS AND SUB-THEMES

LIST OF PARALLEL SESSIONS

9TH ONLINE FRSIS PARALLEL SESSIONS LIST 2021

TRACK 1 | Covid-19: A paradigm shift in teaching and learning (SDG 4 - EDUCATION)
TRACK 2 | Global economic consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic (SDG 8 - ECONOMY)

TRACK 3 | Covid-19: The rise of digital revolution (SDG 9 - TECHNOLOGY/STEM)







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LIST OF PARALLEL SESSIONS

9TH ONLINE FRSIS PARALLEL SESSIONS LIST 2021

TRACK 4 | Healthcare innovations and mental health anxiety management during the pandemic (SDG3 - HEALTHCARE)
TRACK 5 | Climate crisis and change during the pandemic: the promise of a better tomorrow (SDG 13 - ENVIRONMENT)

TRACK 6 | Social impacts of covid-19 on a nation 's well being (SDG 11- COMMUNITY / SOCIAL ISSUES)

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PROGRAMME SCHEDULE

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JUDGES AND MODERATORS PARALLEL SCHEDULE

JUDGES AND MODERATORS PARALLEL SCHEDULE

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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

PATRON
Ms. Faridah binti Yang Razali
Director
Fully Residential Schools Management Division
Ministry of Education Malaysia

ADVISOR
Mr. Shamsuddin bin Mustapha
Deputy Director
Fully Residential Schools Management Division
Ministry of Education Malaysia

CHAIRMAN
Dr. Hajah Zakiah binti Shafiee
Principal Assistant Director
Leadership and Student Development Sector
Fully Residential Schools Management Division
Ministry of Education Malaysia

VICE CHAIRMAN 1
Datin Hajah Norizah binti Juberi
Principal Assistant Director
Curriculum Management Sector
Fully Residential Schools Management Division
Ministry of Education Malaysia

VICE CHAIRMAN 2
Ms. Norsham binti Noordin A.A.P
Excellent Principal of Sekolah Seri Puteri

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HEAD OF COORDINATOR
Mr. Azrul Hisham bin Marzuki
Assistant Director
Leadership and Student Development Sector
Fully Residential Schools Management Division
Ministry of Education Malaysia

COORDINATOR

Ms. Rosmaliza binti Baharom
Senior Assistant of Co-curricular

Ms. Halimatus Sa’adiah binti Sheik Ismail
Senior Assistant of Administration

Ms. Zuriani binti Mohd Zain
Senior Assistant of Student Affairs

SECRETARY
Mr. Muhammad bin Md Derus
Assistant Director
Leadership and Student Development Sector
Fully Residential Schools Management Division
Ministry of Education Malaysia

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MASTER TRAINERS

Dr. Adzuhaidah binti M.Taha Mr. Ahmad Adib bin Ismail Shauki
SEKOLAH SERI PUTERI SBP INTEGRASI GOMBAK



Mr. Imran bin Md Rais Miss Santhi a/p M. Jeyaraman
SM SAINS SULTAN ABDUL HALIM SM SAINS SELANGOR

Ms. Nor Afida binti Mohd Yunus Ms. Norazean Farina
SEKOLAH DATO' ABDUL RAZAK binti Dawam @ Zulkiflee

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STEERING COMMITTEE

COORDINATOR : Miss Siti Asyirah binti Ismail
SECRETARY
VICE SECRETARY : Miss Zuraihan binti Saharudin
TREASURER
: Ms. Norhazwani binti Jaafar

: Ms. Rosliza binti Abdullah
Ms. Siti Aishah binti Mohd Mukhatar
Ms. Nurain bin Hussin
Ms. Nor Jihah binti Abd Aziz (School Cooperative)

COMMITTEE : All teachers, support staff and form 4
MEMBERS students of Sekolah Seri Puteri

COMMITTEE : Ms. Hjh Hasniza binti Marsidi
COORDINATORS Ms. Hjh Azizah binti Othman
Ms. Nik Rukis Irlida binti Anuar
Ms. Suhaiza binti Sudin

SECRETARIAT : Ms. Noor Azurina binti Khalib
Ms. Nur Shahirah ‘Afiefa binti Dzulkarnain
Ms. Syarifah Aleeya binti Syed Mohd
Ms. Zuraidah binti Rosmat
Ms. Noraziah binti Abdul
Ms. Suhana binti Abdul Manan

REGISTRATION & : Ms. Shahriyah binti Abdul Rashid

LIAISON OFFICERS (LO) Ms. Raihana binti Abu Bakar

Ms. Norlizawaty binti Baharin

Ms. Nasfaidayu binti Mohd Nasir

Miss Siti Nur Syahirah binti Mohamad Jalani

Ms. Norita binti Khamis

Ms. Aswatun Nazirin binti Tajul Arifin

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INTERNATIONAL : Mr. En Shazreen bin Mohd Shah

REGISTRATION & Ms. Raja Nurunnadiah binti Baharuddin

LIAISON OFFICERS (LO)

PROGRAMME & : Ms. Nurhizan binti Ab Halim

ABSTRACT BOOKLETS Ms. Aida binti Abd Jalal

Ms. Malissa binti Mohd Kamal

Ms. Noor Syida binti Md Hassan

Miss Nur Asfa Auni binti Ayak

GRAPHIC DESIGN : Mr. Haniff bin Haron
Ms. Noorlatika binti Sidek
WEB & VIDEO
CONFERENCE : Ms. Norain binti Mazlan
Miss Ain Syahida binti Mohtar
Ms. Nor Khuzainah binti Jusoh
Mr. Suhazri bin Zainol
Mr. Syed Abu Bakar bin Tuan Dalam

PARALLEL SESSIONS : Ms. Hasnah binti Othman
Ms. Nurul Nalia binti Nawi
Ms. Norain binti Mazlan
Miss Ain Syahida binti Mohtar
Ms. Zainuriah binti Zainudin
Ms. Siti Maimunah binti Mohd Yusof
Ms. Azizah binti Othman
Ms. Wan Norhana binti Nordin
Ms. Nur Eliyani binti Ismail

JUDGES : Ms. Noor Azlina binti Saad
Ms. Irda Marini binti Ab Hanim
Mr. Hamir bin Habeed Mohd Abdul Settar

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MULTIMEDIA & : Ms. Norazmi binti Mohd Azhari
MONTAGE Ms. Nurhafizah binti Kamaruddin
Ms. Lau Guak Ngoh
Mr. Mukhtar bin Abdul Hamid
Miss Khairunnur Aqilah binti Khairuddin

GIFTS & CERTIFICATES : Ms. Azanah binti Oleh
Ms. Azura binti Yusof
Ms. Habsah binti Ahmad
Ms. Nor Farhana binti Abd Rahman
Ms. Dayang Melati binti Abdullah
Ms. Rohaniza binti Yahya
Miss Yuslinda binti Yunus
Mr. Muhamad Anuar bin Haron
Mr. Mua’z bin Omar
Ms. Zanariah binti Ismail
Ms. Maznah binti Bani Yamin
Ms. Nor Azizah binti Sahlan
Ms. Zuria binti Khalid
Ms. Harison binti Ismail

SPEECHES : Ms. Asmiza binti Minoh
Ms. Zainuriah binti Zainudin
Miss Santhi a/p M. Jeyaraman
Ms. Norazean Farina binti Dawam

STUDENT COMMITTEE : Ms. Nor Sahira binti Hussain
Ms. Rohaida binti Mohd Yusoff
Ms. Nur Hafizah binti Zailan

LIAISON OFFICERS : Ms. Hajar binti Selamat

FOR (VIP & SPEAKERS) Mr. Suhazri bin Zainol

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VENUE PREPARATION & : Mr. Muhammad Rizal bin Jusah
PA SYSTEM Mr. Ahmad Ridzuan bin Abd Rahman
Mr. Mohd Khaizan bin Ainul Adnan
Mr. Khoirul Anuar bin Alang Bee
Mr. Mohd Zaini bin Abu Bakar
Mr. Bohari bin Mak Som
Mr. Zainal Abidin bin Ismail
Mr. Nur Hafidh bin Mansoor
Mr. Rukman bin Mohd Zain
Mr. Ahmad Rezali bin Hussain

OPENING & CLOSING : Ms. Hairy Shazlyna binti Khairudin

CEREMONY Ms. Nor Jihah binti Abd Aziz

Ms. Hamiliya binti Mustafa

Mr. Mohd Hazman bin Mohamed Salleh

Mr. Ridzuan bin Hassan

Miss Lim Se Jeong

WINNERS & AWARDS : Ms. Adzuhaidah binti M. Taha
Mr. Imran bin Md Rais
Ms. Nor Afida Binti Mohd Yunus
Mr. Ahmad Adib bin Ismail
Miss Santhi a/p M. Jeyaraman
Ms. Norazean Farina binti Dawam

FOOD & BEVERAGES : Ms. Azliza binti Musa
Ms. Hadijah binti Arifin
Ms. Wan Murizah binti Mohamed
Ms. Norita binti Omar
Ms. Zariza binti Zainon
Ms. Nur Viva Farah Syuhada binti Akun

PHOTOGRAPHY & : Ms. Rosmawati binti Saman @ Ali
DOCUMENTATION Ms. Rafiduriana binti Ab Rahman

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JUDGES

EXTERNAL JUDGES

Associate Prof Mr. Nik Zahir bin Nik Mohd Idris Dr. Nor Anita binti Che Omar
Dr. Haliza binti Harun Vice President 2, Consultant Ophthalmologist,

Senior Lecturer, SVAM Society Malaysia Hospital Sultanah Zahirah
Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia













Ms. Farah Mardhy binti Aman Dr. Idris bin Ismail Dr. Anne Rowena David

Director, UNESCO Headquarters, Paris Lecturer,

English Language Teaching Centre
Universiti Sains Malaysia










INTERNAL JUDGES (SBP TEACHERS)

Raja Mohana a/p Rajagopal Muhammad Anuar bin Ibrahim Nancy Anak Derious @ Darius
Kolej Islam Sultan Alam Shah Kolej Tunku Kurshiah SM Sains Kuching
(Southern Zone) (SQL Zone)
(Central Zone)








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INTERNAL JUDGES (SBP TEACHERS)

Mas Tynna Wati binti Ahmad Ana Shirin binti Razi Rabi Wan Hailah binti Wan Yahya
SM Sains Batu Pahat SM Agama Persekutuan Kajang SM Sains Muzaffar Syah
(Southern Zone) (Southern Zone)

(Central Zone)








Amzari Rafhan bin Mohd Ramli Norazlina binti Mat Saad Salmiahani binti Sidik
SM Agama Persekutuan Bentong The Malay College Kuala Kangsar SM Sains Hulu Selangor

(Eastern Zone) (Northern Zone) (Central Zone)











Nurul Fazlina binti Badrul Zaman Amariah Lopez Mohd Farhan bin Adnan
SM Sultan Abdul Halim SM Sains Sabah SM Sains Hulu Terengganu
(Northern Zone)

(SQL Zone) (Eastern Zone)











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