Kota Kinabalu: Kian Kok Middle School again achieved outstanding performance in the Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM), recording an impressive overall pass rate of 97.17 per cent across all subjects and attained a Grade Point Average (GPS) of 3.64, placing it in the Good category.
The 2025 SPM results reflect the school’s continuous excellence in academic quality and holistic education. Some 149 candidates sat for the examination, delivering strong results.
Chong Jing Yeng emerged as the top male student with 12As (including 7A+), while Daphne Chan the top female student with 11A (including 9A+). Shevonne Tsen Ying Xuan also achieved 11As. Six others obtained 10As.
The school recorded the following pass rates across all subjects — Bahasa Melayu 100pc, English 100pc, Chinese 95.83pc, Mathematics 99.33pc, Science 100pc, History 97.99pc, Moral Education 89.44pc, Additional Mathematics 100pc, Biology 100pc, Chemistry 100pc, Physics 100pc, Principles of Accounting 91.43pc, Business Studies 94.62pc, Economics 100pc, Geography 100pc, Visual Arts 100pc and Islamic Studies 83.33pc.
Board of Governors, led by Chairman Datuk Clement Yeh, expressed satisfaction with the students’ achievements. Yeh extended his congratulations to the students and appreciation to the teaching staff for their dedication, professionalism and commitment.
Principal Goh Teck Seng highlighted that since 2024, the school has introduced diversified academic pathways to broaden students’ future opportunities.
The first pathway, the UEC + SPM Programme, allows students to sit for the Junior UEC (JUEC) in Form Three, SPM in Form Five and Senior UEC (SUEC) in Form Six, enabling them to pursue higher education locally or internationally.
The second pathway, the IGCSE + SPM Programme, delivers most subjects in English, except SPM subjects and Chinese, with students completing the Cambridge IGCSE examinations over two years before sitting core SPM subjects.
He said this pathway prepares students for A-Levels or foundation programmes and is suitable for those intending to study in Australia, New Zealand or Western countries.
The programme has been well received by parents, and the first cohort is scheduled to sit the IGCSE examinations in 2027.
The school offers three academic streams — Science, Commerce and Culinary Arts.