SPM 2022: Kian Kok Middle School shines
Published on: Saturday, June 17, 2023
Yeh in a group photo with the top scorers.
Kota Kinabalu: Kian Kok Middle School here achieved remarkable results in the 2022 SPM examination, with 67 students getting As.Pang Emma Evelyn emerged tops with 12A while eight other students achieved 10A, 15 students scored 9A and nine students scored 8A.
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The school attained an average pass rate of 95.42 per cent across all subjects, marking its best performance in the past five years. Notably, Malay language, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Art, Islamic Education, and Bible studies achieved a 100pc pass rate. English, History, Mathematics, Science, Additional Mathematics, Business Studies, and Chinese language achieved a pass rate of 90pc or higher.
The pass rates for each subject are as follows: Malay language 100pc, English 98.89pc, Chinese Language 90.59pc, Mathematics 92.22pc, Science 95.86pc, History 90pc, Moral Studies 89.53pc, Additional Mathematics 92.98pc, Biology 100pc, Chemistry 100pc, Physics 100pc, Accounting 84.93pc, Business Studies 91.72pc, Art 100pc, Islamic Education 100pc and Bible Knowledge 100pc.
The eight who achieved 10A are Crystal Cheow Wei San, Hon Zheng Feng, Magdalene Lee Siang Liang, Mick Leong Yik Hong, Oh Heung Jeng, Tan Jing Yuan, Ha Wen Yi Elena, Lo Xiang Yi, while the 15 who achieved 9A are Chan Ying Yee, Chee Shin Yu, Chloe Teh Khai Yen, Elvina Yong Yi Ying, Esther Lee Chen Rong, Joyce Chu Siao Yu, Lo Guan Yi, Michael Bryan Sarita Sulaiman, Santhi Jessie Tampi, Shaun Lee Cherng, Valerie Tan Qian Tong, Zhaion Moo, Cheryl Tang Hui Yen, Mia Chong and Choo She Lei Cherrol.
Another nine others achieved 8A, while seven with 7A, seven with 6A, six with 5A and 14 with 4A.
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Chairman Datuk Clement Yeh Cheng congratulated the students and expressed gratitude to the teachers for their dedicated guidance and selfless efforts.
“The teachers, driven by their professionalism and commitment to teaching, have persevered, allowing the school to continue achieving outstanding results even in such challenging circumstances,” he said.
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He also thanked parents for their cooperation and support, once again demonstrating that the school’s progress is the result of the joint efforts of the school, parents and students.
Principal Goh Teck Seng said Kian Kok Middle School would soon begin enrolment for Form 1 students in 2024.
Students in Form 3 sit for the Unified Examination Certificate (JUEC), while those in Form 5 take the SPM examination and the Form 6 students sit for the Malaysian Higher School Certificate (SUEC). Upon completion of the Form 6 programme, students can directly enter local private or foreign tertiary institutions based on their examination results to pursue higher education.
Starting this year, in addition to the traditional science and commerce streams in the high school section, Kian Kok Middle School has introduced a culinary arts stream.
The school has collaborated with the university in Taiwan, allowing students who complete the three-year culinary arts programme at Kian Kok Middle School to continue their studies in the culinary arts field at the university based on their performance.
This provides students with an additional option for further education and employment.
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