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MCKK tops in Perak ;SMK Sam Tet takes lower secondary category |
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Wednesday, 21 July 2010 |
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 IPOH: Cool heads give mighty leverage, as the team from Malay College
Kuala Kangsar proved when they topped the upper secondary category in
the RHB-The Star Mighty Minds state challenge.
They will now
represent Perak in the national finals in October.
“We did not
have much time to prepare for the challenge as we were asked by our
teachers to take part at the last minute. We just told each other to
relax, not to be over-confident and have fun,” said Muhammad Arsyad
Azrai Abdullah, 17, after the competition on Sunday.
Another team member, Ahmad Akmal Adnan, 17, said they were now
looking forward to the finals.
“We will strive to do our very
best to make Perak proud,” said Ahmad Akmal.
In Picture: State champions: Malay College
Kuala Kangsar’s
(from second left) Amir Azam Md Rijaluddin, Muhammad Arsyad and Ahmad
Akmal and SMK Sam Tet’s Mah, Ding and Sim posing with their prizes in
Ipoh on Sunday. With them are state RHB area manager Loh Soon On (left)
and The Star’s circulation manager (north) Oun Sui Leng.
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Last Updated ( Monday, 02 August 2010 )
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MCKK to Showcase Its Heritage |
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Tuesday, 29 June 2010 |
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KUALA KANGSAR: The Malay College Kuala
Kangsar (MCKK) will celebrate the listing of its school building as a
national heritage site in its Youth Development Summit this year.
The
school, famed as the "Eton of the East", aims to provide an insight on
Malaysian history and culture as well as promote interaction and
exchange of ideas between local and foreign students.
Head
prefect and student chairman Mohd Ahmad Idzri Ahmad Redza, 17, said the
theme was chosen because of the school's most recognisable feature,
known as the "Big School".
Proud of being a heritage
school student, MCKK head prefect Mohd Ahmad Idzri Ahmad Redza is
promoting his school’s Youth Development Summit which is on until July
1. — NST picture by Ikhwan Munir
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The Malay College Speech Day 2010 |
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Tuesday, 29 June 2010 |
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 "MCKK has
every reason to excel"
KUALA KANGSAR: With all the
privileges provided, there is no reason for students of the elite Malay
College Kuala Kangar (MCKK) not to achieve the best results and remain
at the top of the academic field, said the Sultan of Perak, Sultan Azlan
Shah, here.
"If MCKK fails, it will be a huge disappointment."
The
sultan pointed out that the Education Ministry had recognised MCKK as
one of the high performing schools which recruited not only the cream of
the crop but whose teachers were also the best.
Sultan
Azlan Shah helping Malay College Kuala Kangsar student Mohd Farhard
Fahmie Md Hairi put on his school blazer during the Prize Presentation
and Speech Day in Kuala Kangsar yesterday. Mohd Farhard won the
Parent-Teacher Association award. — Bernama picture. |
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 29 June 2010 )
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MCKK anjur sidang kemuncak pemimpin pelajar sekolah Asean |
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Tuesday, 26 August 2008 |
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KOLEJ Melayu Kuala Kangsar (MCKK) akan menganjurkan Malay College Youth
Development Summit (MC-YDS 08) bagi menjaga persahabatan dan kerjasama
di kalangan pemimpin pelajar sekolah rantau Asia di Kuala Kangsar,
mulai 24 hingga 31 Ogos ini.
Kolej itu dalam kenyataannya berkata, program itu bertujuan
menambah pengetahuan dan pengalaman dalam pelbagai bidang khususnya
pendidikan dan kepemimpinan di kalangan pelajar.
Selain itu, ia juga memberi peluang peserta berinteraksi
serta meneroka cabaran dan peluang selaras dengan Wawasan 2020 dan
teras kedua Pelan Induk Pembangunan Pendidikan, iaitu membangunkan
modal insan berdaya saing.
Antara wakil sekolah tempatan akan menyertai MC-YDS 08 ialah Sekolah
Sultan Alam Shah; Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan (SMK) Raja Perempuan
Kelsom, Kuala Kangsar; SMK Ave Maria, Ipoh; SMK Sultanah Asma, Kedah;
Victoria Institution, Kuala Lumpur; Maktab Tentera Diraja; Sekolah
Menengah Agama (L) Al-Mashoor, P.Pinang dan Sekolah Seri Puteri,
Putrajaya.
Manakala antara sekolah luar negara pula ialah Vajiravudh
College, Thailand; Aitchison College, Pakistan; Olongapo City National
High School, Philippines; Raffles Institution, Singapura; Modern
School, India; Thailand Center Muslim Democratic Development, Kingdom
School, Arab Saudi dan Senior High School Purworejo, Indonesia.
Pelbagai aktiviti sepanjang program lapan hari itu,
antaranya Kursus Public Speaking untuk pelajar yang akan menjadi
fasilitator, perkongsian ilmu antara pemimpin pelajar, seminar dan
dialog, khidmat komuniti, pameran dan persembahan kebudayaan.
MCKK berharap MC-YDS 08 akan dapat melahirkan generasi dinamik selaras
dengan aspirasi negara, seterusnya pelajar yang dapat mengekspresi diri
dan peka terhadap potensi masing-masing untuk dikembangkan ke peringkat
maksimum.
Untuk jangka panjang, perjumpaan itu dijangka mampu
meningkatkan disiplin, keyakinan dan membentuk personaliti hebat
pelajar tempatan, selain meningkatkan kemahiran sosial terutama sewaktu
berkomunikasi dengan pelajar asing.
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Interview with Datuk Sri Hishammuddin |
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Monday, 14 July 2008 |
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On 29 June 2008, Mingguan Malaysia interviewed Datuk Sri Hishammuddin Hussein, the Minister of Education, commenting on the MCKK Speech Day Address by DYTM Raja Dr Nazrin Shah. Here's the full article in Malay:
Melayu perlu bersatu
TITAH ucapan Raja Muda Perak, Raja Nazrin Shah ketika menyempurnakan Majlis Ucapan dan Penyampaian Hadiah Maktab Melayu Kuala Kangsar (MCKK) pada 21 Jun lalu menyentuh perasaan ramai orang Melayu.
Ia dengan jelas menunjukkan keprihatinan baginda terhadap nasib orang Melayu kini dan masa depan mereka. Bagi orang Melayu yang berjaya, pesan baginda ?Janganlah berperangai seperti Si Tanggang, terlalu cepat bersifat angkuh, terlalu mudah berlagak bongkak, hingga melupakan asal keturunan, hingga memisahkan diri dari akar bangsanya, menjadi rakus, menjadi gopoh, hingga tergamak menebang pohon tempat bernaung dan mencantas dahan tempat bergantung.?
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