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ACADEMICS 51 ANALISIS PEPERIKSAAN SIJIL TINGGI PERSEKOLAHAN MALAYSIA (STPM) TAHUN 2022 (KEPUTUSAN KESELURUHAN) SP1311 - PENANG FREE SCHOOL Gagal A A- B+ B B- C+ C C- D+ D F 900 Pengajian Am 50 7 6 5 4 9 6 6 5 0 1 1 86.00% 12.00% 2.00% 2.76 3.28 -0.52 910 Bahasa Melayu 17 0 1 0 1 3 3 3 3 0 2 1 64.71% 29.41% 5.88% 2.04 2.64 -0.60 920 Literature in English 14 2 3 4 2 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 100.00% 0.00% 0.00% 3.29 3.03 +0.26 940 Sejarah 24 1 1 0 0 4 6 6 4 0 0 2 75.00% 16.67% 8.33% 2.13 2.73 -0.60 944 Ekonomi 33 8 4 2 5 2 4 0 2 2 0 4 75.76% 12.12% 12.12% 2.70 2.47 +0.23 946 Pengajian Perniagaan 50 6 9 7 3 5 3 11 1 1 1 3 88.00% 6.00% 6.00% 2.71 2.33 +0.38 948 Perakaunan 12 3 1 1 2 2 1 2 0 0 0 0 100.00% 0.00% 0.00% 3.06 2.12 +0.94 KESELURUHAN 2022 2021 Beza 2.66 2.72 -0.06 STPM 2022 Gred Purata Sekolah (GPS) NGMP Tahun 2022 NGMP Tahun 2021 Beza Peratus Gagal Kertas Lulus Penuh Lulus Sebahagian Peratus Lulus Penuh Peratus Lulus Sebahagian Bil. Calon STPM 2022 - Results Analysis
ACADEMICS 52 Bhuvenraj Ganesh 1. Did you expect yourself to be one of the top scorers in Penang Free School? I expected to do well but didn’t expect to be a top scorer. It’s definitely an icing on the cake! 2. Who would you like to credit for your success? My remarkable parents, dedicated teachers and tuition teachers plus my awesome friends. Above all, God, for all his blessings. 3. Are there any secrets to your achievement? Consistency and studying joyfully without worrying about grades. Anything you put your heart into earnestly will result in success anyway! 4. What are your future plans? I’ve got a scholarship to do A levels in a private college. I’m interested in a degree in Mathematics or Physics. 5. Do you have a personal motto or advice you would like to share with fellow Frees? Your fiercest competitor is the man in the mirror! Abdul Rahman bin Azmar 1. Did you expect yourself to be one of the top scorers in Penang Free School? Honestly, no, my only target back then was to do well in certain subjects. 2. Who would you like to credit for your success? My mother, our dedicated teachers, my friends, and my younger self. 3. Are there any secrets to your achievement? Learn from the answer scheme. Push yourself to study in advance. Be independent in your studies. 4. What are your future plans? An ICAEW member? Working in the medical field? An engineer? An actuary? Starting a business? Still indecisive. 5. Do you have a personal motto or advice you would like to share with fellow Frees? It is okay to be a gamer but remember that you should do your part as a student. Ryan Nathaniel Cheng Zhi Han 1. Did you expect yourself to be one of the top scorers in Penang Free School? To be completely transparent, never. It has been one of the greatest experiences in my life. 2. Who would you like to credit for your success? My mother is my rock and my sister has been my pillar. All I am is because of them. 3. Are there any secrets to your achievement? When you really want something, it’s impossible not to get it. I always reminded myself of my goals, my dreams and I never lost sight. 4. What are your future plans? It has always been my dream to pursue dermatology. I wish to treat all types of skin diseases one day. 5. Do you have a personal motto or advice you would like to share with fellow Frees? Imperfection is the only perfect thing in this world. Be you, just you, imperfectly you. Thank me later. Jamie Tan Jen-Tsen 1. Did you expect yourself to be one of the top scorers in Penang Free School? Not at all, I expected to be in the middle of the pack 2. Who would you like to credit for your success? My whole family, friends and of course my spectacular teachers. 3. Are there any secrets to your achievement? Dedication, perservarance and taking proper amounts of rest 4. What are your future plans? Further my education in college before heading into the work force 5. Do you have a personal motto or advice you would like to share with fellow Frees? Only the best sacrifices offer the best results SPM 2022 An Interview with The Top Achievers
ACADEMICS 53 Elicia Wong Qian Wen 1. Did you expect yourself to be one of the top scorers in Penang Free School? I didn’t because I had no exposure to any Arts subjects before this. Being the top scorer is not what I have expected. 2. Who would you like to credit for your success? All the PFS teachers who have taught me. I am grateful to them for their guidance. 3. Are there any secrets to your achievement? Self-discipline, perseverance and self-confidence 4. What are your future plans? In the next few years, my goal is to achieve good academic performance in my bachelor’s degree. 5. Do you have a personal motto or advice you would like to share with fellow Frees? Self-discipline is the key to success ;) Muhammad U’zair bin Abdul Malik 1. Did you expect yourself to be one of the top scorers in Penang Free School? From my past achievements and my capabilities, yes I did 2. Who would you like to credit for your success? I would definitely credit my very supportive parents for my success. I would also like to thank my friends who had helped me release stress and tension. 3. Are there any secrets to your achievement? Not really. Everyone knows we have to work hard to succeed and I believe in that statement. 4. What are your future plans? I plan to pursue a degree in Law, and later a Masters. I hope to be a successful corporate lawyer and an equestrian (hopefully to represent my country one day) 5. Do you have a personal motto or advice you would like to share with fellow Frees? No one is responsible for your success, except you yourself. Remeber to surround yourself with the right people, and network is your net worth. Ooi Chi Yew 1. Did you expect yourself to be one of the top scorers in Penang Free School? Initially, no, as there was some drama and my grades dropped tremendously in Semester 2. Thankfully, things worked out right. 2. Who would you like to credit for your success? My dedicated teachers and my supportive friends. 3. Are there any secrets to your achievement? The secret is to aim higher than what you plan to achieve. Plus, just take the retakes, it’s worth a try. 4. What are your future plans? I am currently applying for law in UM. After that, I would love to start my own law firm. 5. Do you have a personal motto or advice you would like to share with fellow Frees? Forge as many friendships as you can as they are the ones that will be there when anything happens. Choong Hui Yin 1. Did you expect yourself to be one of the top scorers in Penang Free School? Fifty-fifty 2. Who would you like to credit for your success? I would like to thank my parents, teachers, friends and myself. 3. Are there any secrets to your achievement? Focus when the teacher is teaching in class, do the homework given by teachers and do extra exercises 4. What are your future plans? I plan to complete my degree. 5. Do you have a personal motto or advice you would like to share with fellow Frees? Don’t give up till the last second, the more effort you put in, the luckier you will be STPM 2022 An Interview with The Top Achievers
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HAPPENINGS 56 Orientation Day The newcomers embarked on their initial journey through the gates of Penang Free School. Despite their nerves, they were filled with a sense of excitement and anticipation as they explored their new environment and began making new friends. Their journey commenced in the historic Pinhorn Hall, where eager seniors and dedicated teachers awaited to introduce them to their alma mater. Two seniors, Jeremiah Selva and Malique Ammar, took the stage as morning hosts and provided the Form One students with a glimpse into the school’s history through a montage video. Following this, the honorary principal and esteemed administrators delivered speeches, acquainting the students with the various departments available at Penang Free School. Mr. LK Loh, a distinguished member of the Old Frees association, introduced an application called WayFinder to help students access the school’s heritage more easily. The first day concluded with a guided tour led by the responsible Board of Prefects. Day two was just as lively as the previous day, with students gathering once again in the prestigious Pinhorn Hall. A group of seniors, including Vesyal, Malique, Jeremiah, Aiman, Lew, and Jayden, organized a coffee talk session. During this event, participating seniors engaged in discussions on various topics. Towards the end of the session, participants were encouraged to explore the booths set up by the school’s uniform bodies, societies, and game clubs. This allowed them to select associations that piqued their interest and would shape their secondary school experience.
HAPPENINGS 57 Teachers’ Day A sea of colours flooded the school as students and teachers wore their resplendent traditional attires to celebrate the special day. You name it, we saw it: baju Melayu, baju kurung, salwa kameez, kurtis, dhoti kurta, Tang suit and etc. The event was made more meaningful as teachers, parents and students brought mouth-watering delicacies and home-cooked food to fill up their bellies and liven up the occasion. The sharing of meal and the exchange of stories and delectable food and tit-bits reflected the harmonious interaction and delightful camaraderie among our students from various classes. What a sight to behold! The air of fun and cheer continued with a meaningful gesture of gift presentations to our beloved teachers who have worked diligently to keep our standards in education flying high and our virtues in check. It is certainly not an easy task to juggle paper work, lesson plans and discipline in Penang Free School but they have done an excellent job in doing so. The warm interaction among students and teachers certainly broke the monotony of the everyday lessons shared between them. Seizing the opportunity to level up the merry day, both got together and posed for pictures and selfies, not forgetting their free-style stance, finger heart signs and all. Indeed, it was a day to remember that school was not just a building or a premise for learning and getting good grades, but a meeting point for teachers and students to choose to create memories and make a history out of it. How I wish every day is a Memory Day! Happy Teacher’s Day!
HAPPENINGS 58 Cross-Country Run In an extraordinary turn of events, the weekend of July 14th was anything but ordinary for Frees. This marked the occasion of the third cross country event of the new decade, and it was an experience that left a lasting impact on all who participated. The stage was set at the Youth Municipal Park, where a gathering of eager students awaited the start signal. Despite the initial gloomy weather that caused a few nerves to flutter among the participants, the day’s fortunes shifted, and sunshine eventually graced the event. The atmosphere was electric, with parents enthusiastically joining the run to cheer on their children. Even a group of playful monkeys added an unexpected touch of excitement as they watched from the trees. The race commenced with the seasoned runners of Old Frees leading the charge. Students, parents, and teachers followed suit, forming a colourful procession of determination and anticipation. The route, designed to offer a perfect blend of challenge and enjoyment, allowed everyone to relish the fresh air and the scenic beauty of the surroundings. Along the way, a delightful sight awaited: the waterfall coursing through the Botanical Gardens, a visual treat that added to the adventure. Safety, a top priority, was assured with the collaboration of the state police, ensuring a secure environment for all participants. As the finish line drew near, the joy on numerous faces was palpable. Many participants secured commendable positions, motivating them to aim higher in future cross-country events. Meanwhile, students were treated to refreshments to keep their energy up until the awards ceremony. The event’s climax arrived with the recognition of the top 20 runners from each class. A highlight was the revelation that the ultimate victor of the cross country hailed from Hargreaves. The event culminated with a swift cleanup led by the students, leaving behind a space that had witnessed not just a race, but also a testament to unity and enthusiasm. In retrospect, the Penang Free School Cross Country 2023 was far from an ordinary event. It symbolised the spirit of determination, teamwork, and shared accomplishment. Undoubtedly, the memories etched during this event will linger on, a reminder of the power of perseverance and unity.
HAPPENINGS 59 Sports Day On the 22nd of July 2023, our school successfully organised their 98th annual sports day marking the second year this special event is held after the pandemic. This event has been long awaited by everyone, namely the seniors, juniors and the Old Frees. The cooperation among students and teachers during the preparation for the annual event turned out to be a great success. Participants trained almost every day and sometimes even skipped classes to get the best result they can for their respective houses. The indomitable Cheeseman House took the first place for this year’s sports day. This sport house had conquered most of the sport categories which resulted in them obtaining the title. Under the supervision of their committed captain and teachers, they overtook their own expectations. Other sport houses also did their best to win the title but they failed to overcome the victor. The event kick-started with a parade led by the school band and the recitation of the School’s Sport Oath by this year’s Athletics Captain, Sacchven Singh Paanu. It was followed by the performances of each sport house’s parade which were outstanding and entertaining. The colourful and gaily decorated house tents too caught the eyes of many spectators. Thereafter, the running competition took place. It was a great opportunity not only for the students, but for the Old Boys and staffs to unleash their talent in sports. Before the closing ceremony began, the crowd were entertained by the school band led by the drum major,. Their engaging and captivating performance caught the audience’s attention. Right after the show, the event continued with a prize giving ceremony for the medal achievers. The final performance by the band was the School rally to mark the end of the memorable day. Do not fret as the students’ enthusiasm in sports does not just end here as the inter-house competition is just around the corner.
HAPPENINGS 60 Mr Cheng’s Retirement Grandeur, surprises and melancholy are such words that one can use to describe the series of events that occurred during the retirement of one of our alma mater’s most beloved educator, Mr Cheng Chee Choong. A number of teachers and students shared their happiest and heartiest moments as they recounted their memorable times with our dear Monsieur Cheng. There is no doubt that his absence will surely be felt in the coming days ahead. Mr Cheng Chee Choong started his teaching journey in 1983 when he joined Maktab Perguruan Persekutuan Pulau Pinang (M4P) as a trainee teacher. After graduating from M4P, he was posted to La Salle Peel Road, Kuala Lumpur as a Maths & Science teacher in 1986. From 1991 to 1995, he furthered his studies in France, doing his first Degree in teaching French as a foreign language or Français langue étrangère (FLE) at the Université de Franche-Comté. In 1995, he was posted to Sekolah Menengah Sains Tun Syed Sheh Shahabudin (SMSTSSS) where he taught French as a foreign language. While he was still in SMSTSSS, Mr Cheng decided to pursue his Masters in FLE at the Université de Clermont-Ferrand 2 (2000 - 2001). In February 2005, Mr Cheng joined Penang Free School as a French language teacher. On 24 August 2010, Mr Cheng became a Master Teacher of French (Guru Cemerlang). A testament to Mr Cheng’s teaching prowess can be seen through the oustanding achievements of his three prominent students. They were Quzairie b. Talib who won the first place in the 2010 Malaysia DELF exam; Ryan Nathaniel Cheng Zhi Han who was the top achiever in the 2021 Malaysia DELF A2 exam, and Jeremiah Selva who secured the second place in the 2021 Malaysia DELF A1 exam. Besides being a very dedicated and successful French teacher, Mr Cheng was the House Master of the Cheeseman Sports House, the teacher advisor for the Rover Scouts Crew and the Volleyball Club. Mr. Cheng illustrious teaching career in Penang Free School lasted for 18 years until he retired on 23 August 2023. Indeed, Mr.Cheng was a great role model. His 18 years of dedication, contributions and passion for the teaching of the French Language and his love for Penang Free School along with the students were as clear as a crystal. His love for his students never once wavered and the camaraderie that they shared were truly deep and affectionate. To honour his efforts, the sending-off event on the 23 August 2023 was conducted in English and in French. The latter, of course, is a direct nod to Mr Cheng’s significant role in pioneering the teaching of the French language in Penang Free School. The event commenced with the arrival of the school administrators and the hall instantly roared with the lively cheers and thunderous applause of students as the man of the hour, Mr Cheng Chee Choong strode in and acknowledged the admiration and respect that was showered upon him. Jeremiah Selva and Kaven Raj then continued with the accolades by providing the audience with the insights on how Mr Cheng has shaped, developed and transformed them and other students into individuals who are ever ready to seek growth and embrace new challenges beyond the borders of the school and our country. Their speeches were followed by the ones given by the Principal and teachers who also expressed their appreciation and tribute to a colleague who was truly a professional in heart and mind and a great motivator and friend to all. The guest-of-honour, Mr Cheng finally took the stage and he thanked the administrators, teachers and students for their kind gestures in honouring him and he spoke briefly on his vision in seeing Penang Free School continue the legacy of the learning of the French language in the lower secondary classes. After the speeches, there was a presentation of gifts and souvenirs from the various departments, teachers and students. The audience then sang a heartfelt birthday song which was followed by a poem recitation by Nordin Hilman Visser and Darrshan. Next, the Penang Free School Band rendered a few numbers which fired up the mood in the hall and brought the event to a close.
HAPPENINGS 61 A sombre mood then took over as the crowd stood up and bid their adieus to their dear colleague, teacher and friend. Nevertheless, Mr Cheng, the effervescent Monsieur overcame the atmosphere with his happy vibes and waved cheerily to them all with good wishes and joyful goodbyes. Au revoir, Monsieur Cheng. You’re the best!
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STUDENT BODIES 64 BOARD OF ARCHIVES SCHOOL CO-OPERATIVE Cik Nurul Nazila binti Ab Ghapa Teacher Advisor Pn. Kavitha Veni a/p Thiagarajan Teacher Advisor/Secretary Pn. Izzah Solha binti Mat Zahari Stock Manager Cik Vijaya a/p Arjunan Treasurer Pn. Siti Shakila binti Suhaimi Asst. Treasurer Nurul Atiqah binti Ahmad Izham Treasurer Pavyavisanthini a/p Thuraisingam Secretary Mahnushri a/p Suresh Kumar Asst. Secretary Noris Hafiqah Hani Asst. Treasurer Nur Batrisyia Alya President Yap Chen Yang Vice President Pn. Nor Farhanah binti Mazlan Internal Auditor Cik Eka Razani Malindo Asst. Stock Manager Pn. Nur Rasyidah binti Ismail Sales Manager Safarudeen Asst. Secretary En. Syed Sultan bin Syed Oothuman President En. Nasaruddin bin Ishak Vice President
STUDENT BODIES 65 BOARD OF STUDENT LIBRARIANS TEXT BOOK CLUB Pn. Wahidha Rani Teacher Advisor Cik Nasriah binti Ramle Teacher Advisor Muhd Nur Rahmat Treasurer Muhd Aqmal Secretary Muhd Faris Naufal Asst. Secretary Tay Ern Rou Treasurer Nur Batrisyia Alya Secretary Mohamad Safarudeen Asst. Secretary Muhamad Uwais Qarni Billah Asst. Treasurer Muhd Danial Harith President Danish Naufal Vice President Muhamad Arif Aiman President Muhammad Daniel Naim Hezrey Vice President
STUDENT BODIES 66 1ST GTS SCOUT TROOP 7TH GTS SCOUT TROOP Khartigaraa a/l Kubantharan President Suntharavel a/l Palaniappan Vice President En. Muhammad Hazrin Teacher Advisor En. Mohamed Khalid Teacher Advisor Mohamad Ezzwafri Secretary Syahiran bin Saleem Asst. Secretary Ahmad Hariz Haikal Secretary Mohamad Norhafez Treasurer Muhammad Al Hafiz President Thunesh Rames Vice President Malique Ammar Treasurer Putra Malik Al-Hakim Asst. Treasurer
STUDENT BODIES 67 8TH GTS SCOUT TROOP ROVER SCOUTS TROOP En. Jeevan a/l Morgan Teacher Advisor En. Goh Seng Kar Teacher Advisor Nicholas Yen Yi Yang Asst. Treasurer P’ng Jiason Asst. Secretary Muhammad Daniel Naim Hezrey Treasurer Timothy Foong Weng Thim Treasurer Hugo Tan Feng Asst. Treasurer Mohammad Mikail President Lee Yong Chween Vice President I Muar Jun Wei Vice President II Brian Khor Wei Yi Secretary Muhammad Ifwat bin Rashidan President Arvind a/l Sharan Vice President Muhammad Nazim Secretary Muhammad Danial Haikal Asst. Secretary
STUDENT BODIES 68 2ND CLOVER GIRL GUIDES RED CRESCENT SOCIETY (UNIT 25) Sringenvi Kumar President Vesyal Arulsyankar Vice President Pn. Ratnavalli a/p Sanmugam Teacher Advisor Pn. Wong Kuank Hong Teacher Advisor Suwettha a/p Kandhasamy Treasurer Nur Asyura Fatin President Tay Ern Rou Vice President Ahmad Muneer Jalani Treasurer Saiilendhraa a/l Tiyagarajan Secretary Marcus Teoh Wei Xiang Asst. Secretary
STUDENT BODIES 69 KADET REMAJA SEKOLAH P. KADET BERSATU MALAYSIA (DARAT) Pn. Norallia bt Md. Zain Teacher Advisor En. Mohamad Hafiz bin Tuan Hamzah Teacher Advisor Mohamed Azhar President Muhammad Zarul Syazzyman Vice President Muhammad Daniesh Rieza Secretary Iman Aiman Asst. Secretary Adib Rusydi President Muhamad Iqmal Hakimi Vice President Irfan Danial Secretary Muhammad Danish Irfan Asst. Secretary Muhammad Afiq Aiman Treasurer Muhammad Ammar Azim Asst. Treasurer
STUDENT BODIES 70 POLICE CADET KADET PERTAHANAN AWAM En. Abdul Rahman bin Ismail Teacher Advisor En. Kamar Zaman bin Idris Teacher Advisor Muhammad Afif Ziyan President Shivesh Nair Vice President Muzaidi Shaikh Ali Secretary Zayn Irfan Muneer Treasurer Muhammad Azrul Danial President Muhammad Danish Khuzairi Vice President Muhammad Akryll Ikhwan Asst. Treasurer Muhammad Irfan Hayato Secretary Amir Nazrin Treasurer
STUDENT BODIES 71 BOYS’ BRIGADE Cik Cheong Lai Fong Teacher Advisor Sivavelan a/l David Chelliah President Ben Aw Yeong Mun Xing Vice President Noel Lee Weng Kit Secretary Kyan Goh Kye Hern Asst. Secretary Chuah Ching Yu Treasurer Kwok Hsien Yang Asst. Treasurer SCHOOL BAND Cik Teoh Bee Yan Teacher Advisor Muhammad Adib Haziq Treasurer Muhammad Adam Jeffry Assistant Drum Major II Lau Chuan Cheng Secretary Mohamad Nurirfan Drum Major Marcus Sheen Batemann Farm Assistant Drum Major I Muhammad Akil Hadi Woodwinds Leader Vengedeswaran Quartermaster Mohamad Zaid Ali Quartermaster II
STUDENT BODIES 72 KARATE Pn. Siti Farhain binti Saini Teacher Advisor Kuberan S.Velanggani President Terence Cheah Jun Hao Vice President Darrshan Rajendran Secretary Afiq Nur Iman Asst. Secretary Darmenderan a/l Gumar Treasurer Mohamed Fardeen Asst. Treasurer SHAOLIN WUSHU Pn. Nor Atikah binti Ismail Teacher Advisor Lai Bo Ren Treasurer Teh Jing Yuan Secretary Raahul Dev Asst. Secretary Lim Jing Fuh President Jayden Chee Weiqien Vice President
STUDENT BODIES 73 TAEKWONDO GTF TAEKWONDO WTF Pn. Sarojini Devi a/p Raja Gopal Teacher Advisor Pn. Suraya binti Mohamed Ali Teacher Advisor Eizariff Eiznish Asst. Treasurer Haziq Hazmi Asst. Secretary Alwin Raj Treasurer Mohamad Safarudeen President Jeremiah Selva Vice President I Lukesh a/l Jaiganth Vice President II Shiives a/l Jaiganth Secretary Moshigen a/l Krishnan President Muhammad Iffat Nuqman Vice President Purushottama a/l Prebaharan Secretary Kavin Pusparajan Treasurer
STUDENT BODIES 74 MALAY LANGUAGE & LITERATURE SOCIETY Cik Noor Aini bt Ahmad Teacher Advisor Syahim Muqri Secretary Muhammad Fakhrul Daniel Treasurer Muhammad Hadif President Abdul Ammar Malfidz Vice President LITERARY & DEBATING SOCIETY Pn. Suriya Kumari a/p S. P. Chandradass Teacher Advisor Derrick Yip Tic Kheong Treasurer Muhammad Adriez Asst. Treasurer Jeremiah Selva President Mohamad Safarudeen Vice President Purushottama a/l Prebaharan Secretary Nordin Hilman Visser Asst. Secretary
STUDENT BODIES 75 HISTORY SOCIETY En. Abd Rani bin Hj Abd Razak Teacher Advisor Iman Aiman President Muhammad Naufal Vice President Zarith Akif Secretary Mohammad Syakir Irfan Asst. Secretary Amir Fauzan Treasurer Ahmad Hariz Haikal Asst. Treasurer INDIAN CULTURAL SOCIETY Pn. Mani Magal a/p Ramdas Teacher Advisor Uvanprasard a/l Kannan President Vidyacheran al Selvam Vice President Neitraan Varatharajan Secretary Paramaguru a/l Kathariveloo Treasurer
STUDENT BODIES 76 CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Pn. Saw Eng Wah Teacher Advisor Shayn Rae Naveen Rasiah Secretary Aaron Philip Kennedy Treasurer Caleb Tan Peng Boo President Adam Chin Keanho Vice President BUDDHIST STUDENTS’ SOCIETY Pn. Seow Lee Ching Teacher Advisor Lughan a/l Pathmanathan Treasurer Lee Yong Chween President Ferdinand Boey Tianyi Secretary
STUDENT BODIES 77 MOVIE, DRAMA, MUSIC & CULTURAL SOCIETY Cik Eka Razani Malindo Teacher Advisor Mohammad Mikail President Noel Lee Weng Kit Vice President Joel Lee Weng Choe Secretary Muhammad Iffat Nuqman Asst. Secretary Nor Asmawi Harith Treasurer Paul Ng Xin Yi Asst. Treasurer NATIONAL PRINCIPLES/MY MALAYSIA & CONSUMERS’ SOCIETY Pn. Wan Norashikin Teacher Advisor Mohamed Adam Mukhriz President Ikhwan Daniel Vice President
STUDENT BODIES 78 SCIENCE & MATHS SOCIETY Pn. Nurul Farihin Teacher Advisor Lim Jing Fuh Treasurer Muhammad Irfan Secretary Gautham a/l Nagalingam Asst. Secretary Zayn Irfan Muneer President Syed Adi Firhad Shahabudin Vice President SCIENCE INNOVATION, DESIGN & ASTRONOMY CLUB Pn. Umi Rusyaida binti Ariffin Teacher Advisor Muhammad Amirulkhairi Secretary Mohamad Norhafez Treasurer Muhamad Iqmal Hakimi President Allayth bin Lisoffuan Vice President
STUDENT BODIES 79 ROBOTICS CLUB En. Muhammad Hasbullah Teacher Advisor Mark Ethan Secretary Teh Jing Yuan Treasurer Mohamad Ezzwafri President Jeshvendra Vikaneswaran Vice President COMPUTER CLUB Pn. Ruzaina binti Abdull Jabbar Teacher Advisor Muhammad Afraaz Treasurer Danial Suhail Asst. Treasurer Prasad Pannirselvan President Muhamad Shahrul Haikal Vice President Karrthik Donny Secretary Muhd Danish Asst. Secretary
STUDENT BODIES 80 MAKER LAB Pn. Nurfazerah binti Darol Khutny Teacher Advisor Nicholas Lew Hong Qing Treasurer Jayden Chee Secretary Chuah Ching Yu Asst. Secretary Marcus Sheen Batemann Farm President Muhammad Daniesh Rieza Vice President YOUNG DOCTORS Pn. Ranjitham a/p Jayakumar Teacher Advisor Muhammad Al-Aiman President Haziq Hazmi Vice President Sringenvi Kumar Secretary Muhammad Daniel Naim Hezrey Asst. Secretary Mohamad Adam Harith Nazmi Treasurer Adib Rusydi Asst. Treasurer
STUDENT BODIES 81 GUIDANCE & COUNSELLING CLUB Pn. Nur Liyana Nadhirah Teacher Advisor Muhammad Danish Hakimi Secretary Muhammad Asyraff Safuan Treasurer Aiman Hazim President Irfan Danial Vice President SCHOOL NATURE & TOURISM CLUB Pn. Suriati binti Abdullah Teacher Advisor Muhammad Adli Danish President Muhammad Danial Amsyar Vice President Muhammad Danial Haqim Treasurer Muhammad Khairi Asst. Treasurer
STUDENT BODIES 82 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB En. Ahmad Adzim bin Yahaya Teacher Advisor Nicholas Phuah Treasurer Aqil Rafieqie Secretary Ahmad Syamil Asst. Secretary Muhammad Akryll Ikhwan President Timothy Foo Yi Thim Vice President ART & CRAFT CLUB Pn. Asmira binti Alias Teacher Advisor Muhammad Alif Khan Treasurer Amir Nazrin Secretary Muhammad Danish Khuzairi Asst. Secretary Malique Ammar President Dheeban a/l Jeeva Kumar Vice President
STUDENT BODIES 83 CRIME PREVENTION SOCIETY En. Mohd Hazman bin Ghazali Teacher Advisor Sachetan a/l Selvarajan Secretary Swanthran a/l Sharavanaraj Treasurer Akhill Herman Sammy President Jayshan Vijayendra Vice President ISLAMIC STUDENTS’ SOCIETY En. Muhammad Azmi Hamdan Teacher Advisor Mohamad Hariz Mustakhim President Nurahmad Rossi Shah Vice President Mohamad Imtiyaz Secretary Muhammad Ammar Azim Treasurer
STUDENT BODIES 84 SIXTH FORM SOCIETY En. Muhd Hanif bin Abdul Majid Teacher Advisor Yap Chen Yang President Siti Nur Insyirah Vice President Nur Faizah Secretary Noris Hafiqah Hani Asst. Secretary Wan Noraliah Treasurer Trandislyvania Anak Kenddy Asst. Treasurer YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS PROGRAM Cik Nur Zahidah binti Zainol Teacher Advisor Muhammad Najhan Solihin Treasurer Muhammad Adiq Fakhri Secretary Muhamad Amirul Haziq Asst. Secretary Muhammad Afif Ziyan President Saarven a/l Poovendren Vice President
STUDENT BODIES 85 CO-OPERATIVE CLUB Pn. Kavitha Veni a/p Thiagarajan Teacher Advisor Aiman Danial President Anisshvaran Homendirhan Vice President Alif Haikal Secretary Muhammad Irfan Khan Asst. Secretary Muhammad Haikal Treasurer Muhammad Alif Khayrullah Asst. Treasurer Mr.Greg. The Best Science & Bio Teacher in Town Registration RM20/year Online classes RM 60/month Standard face to face class RM60/month Small group classes RM 100/month (MAX of 10 students) Fees for Classes IMMEDIATELY CONTACT 012-917 3052 FOR DETAILS VENUE: RECSAM, PENANG DDDOOONNN’’’TTT MMMIIISSSSSS TTTHHHEEE CCCHHHAAANNNCCCEEE !!!!!! CCCAAALLLLLLIIINNNGGG AAALLLLLL FFFOOORRRMMM 111 TTTOOO FFFOOORRRMMM 555 SSSTTTUUUDDDEEENNNTTTSSS !!!!!!
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SPORTS & GAMES 88 CHEESEMAN Cik Nur Aniza binti Abdul Horim Teacher Advisor Khairi Mujahid Asst. Treasurer Muhd Ammar Azim Asst. Secretary Mohamad Hariz Mustakhim Treasurer Irfan Danial President Adib Rusydi Vice President I Zarith Akif Vice President II Nurahmad Rossi Shah Secretary HAMILTON Pn. Nurfazerah Teacher Advisor Muhammad Danish Zakwan President Muhammad Afif Ziyan Vice President Muhammad Khairi Secretary Muhammad Aqmal Asst. Secretary
SPORTS & GAMES 89 P. RAMLEE En. Mohd Faisal Naim bin Harizan Teacher Advisor Muhammad Khairul Syzwan President Ahmad Hariz Haikal Vice President Nur Shamimi Izzati Secretary Muhammad Akryll Ikhwan Treasurer HARGREAVES En. Mohamad Khairul Adha Teacher Advisor Siti Nur Insyirah Treasurer Muzaidi Shaikh Ali President Kavin Pusparajan Vice President
SPORTS & GAMES 90 PINHORN En. Abdul Rahman bin Ismail Teacher Advisor Muhammad Danial Haikal President Marcus Sheen Batemann Vice President Theshanthi Marisa Chandramogan Secretary Afiq Hakimi Treasurer SIRAJUDDIN En. Mohamed Khalid Teacher Advisor Muhd Azrul Danial President Shivesh Nair Vice President Muhamad Iqmal Hakimi Secretary Muhammad Syamim Irfan Asst. Secretary Muhammad Zarul Syazzyman Treasurer Kamar Izham Asst. Treasurer
SPORTS & GAMES 91 TUNKU PUTRA Pn. Suriati binti Abdullah Teacher Advisor Muhamad Farin President Mohamad Safarudeen Vice President Noor Adriana Secretary Yap Chen Yang Asst. Secretary Kathrieya Ng Phei Lie Treasurer Setu Xin Pei Asst. Treasurer WU LIEN TEH En. Jeevan a/l Morgan Teacher Advisor Nur Zahirah Treasurer Siti Ayisya Secretary Aiman Hazim Asst. Secretary Muhammad Danish Irfan President Muhammad Irfan Hayato Vice President
SPORTS & GAMES 92 BADMINTON Pn. Izzah Solha binti Mat Zahari Teacher Advisor Eizariff Eiznish President Muhammad Irfan Hayato Vice President HANDBALL Pn. Nur Hasliza binti lbrahim Teacher Advisor Muzaidi Shaikh Ali President Muhammad Irfan Hayato Vice President Muhammad Syamim Irfan Secretary Muhammad Danial Amsyar Asst. Secretary Muhamad Farin Treasurer Mohamad Adam Harith Nazmi Asst. Treasurer
SPORTS & GAMES 93 NETBALL Cik Nurul Nazila binti Ab Ghapa Teacher Advisor Suwettha a/p Kandhasamy Treasurer Nur Faizah Secretary Zarina binti Zulkifli Asst. Secretary Trandislyvania Anak Kenddy President Noris Hafiqah Hani Vice President BASKETBALL En. Ahmad Najmuddin Rabbani Teacher Advisor Dev Suraj Nair Treasurer Mohamad Ezzwafri Secretary Jedidiah Tham Yan Peng Asst. Secretary Nicholas Lew Hong Qing President Eric Ngee Wei En Vice President
SPORTS & GAMES 94 FOOTBALL En. Mohamad Khairul Adha Teacher Advisor Afiq Hakimi President Muhammad Irfan Hayato Vice President Adib Rusydi Secretary Luqman Kamil Asst. Secretary Mohamad Haris Haikal Treasurer Muhammad Danish Zakwan Asst. Treasurer VOLLEYBALL En. Manak al/ Ek Klai Teacher Advisor Akif Sufi President Ahmad Ikhwan Afiq Vice President Muhammad Danial Putera Secretary Muhammad Afiq Sham Asst. Secretary Nurahmad Rossi Shah Treasurer Muhammad Audi Naufal Asst. Treasurer
SPORTS & GAMES 95 BOWLING Pn. Ratnavalli a/p Sanmugam Teacher Advisor Shivesh Nair Treasurer Thunesh Rames Secretary Muhamad Safiy Afiq Asst. Secretary Joel Lee Weng Choe President Jeremiah Selva Vice President CHESS Pn. Lim Li Yeong Teacher Advisor Vesyal Arulsyankar President Akhill Herman Sammy Vice President Sringenvi Kumar Secretary
SPORTS & GAMES 96 HOCKEY En. Arif bin Yaakob Teacher Advisor Muhd Danish Irfan President Muhd Danial Amsyar Vice President Muhd Adam Aiman Secretary Mohammad Syahmizan Asst. Secretary Raiyan Ezrafiq Treasurer Muhd Akryll Ikhwan Asst. Treasurer CRICKET En. Ahmad Adzim bin Yahaya Teacher Advisor Khairi Mujahid President Loqman Hakim Vice President Mohamad Akmal Secretary Damian Afimi Treasurer
SPORTS & GAMES 97 RUGBY En. Muhammad Hasbullah bin Daud Teacher Advisor Muhammad Syakir Affiq President Muhammad Fikri Vice President Aqil Rafieqie Secretary Muhammad Nurhakim Treasurer PING PONG En. Ahmad Zambri bin Said Teacher Advisor Muar Jun Wei President Tan Zhi Heng Vice President Sharavanan Pragalathen Secretary Wan Asman Wakeel Treasurer
SPORTS & GAMES 98 SEPAK TAKRAW En. Azizi bin Shaari Teacher Advisor Muhammad Adli Danish President Muhammad Syamim Irfan Vice President Afiq Hakimi Secretary Muhamad Farin Treasurer SOFTBALL En. Mohd Hazman bin Ghazali Teacher Advisor Muhd Azrul Danial President Muhammad Adam Arif Vice President Norashyril Iskandar Secretary Amir Nazrin Asst. Secretary Nurahmad Rossi Shah Treasurer Ahmad Akmal Hezry Asst. Treasurer