8th March, 2012
KOTA BELUD: Sabah achieved a slight improvement of 0.2 per cent or 88.71 per cent passes in the 2011 Sijil Tinggi Persekolahan Malaysia (STPM) compared to 88.51 per cent in 2010.
The results saw 14 schools achieving 100 per cent pass.
These are SMK Benoni Papar, Sekolah Tinggi Kota Kinabalu, SMK Kunak (Kunak), SMK Agama Mohamad Ali (Ranau), SMK Jalan Apas (Tawau), SMK Agama Tun Sakaran (Semporna), SM La Salle (Kota Kinabalu), SMK Tenghilan (Tuaran), SMK Keningau II (Keningau), SMK Segama Lahad Datu (Lahad Datu), SMK Lohan (Ranau), SM Lok Yuk Likas (Kota Kinabalu), SM Sung Siew (Sandakan) and SMK Kota Klias (Beaufort).
Eight candidates scored 4As in their cumulative grade point average (CGPA) in the Arts stream and they are Nur Farah Nissa Mohd Effendy from SM La Salle, Jumriah Zairul (SMK Tansau), Santa Tresia Frances (SMK Mat Salleh, Ranau), Siti Nurshida Effendy (SMK Kota Marudu), Safianah Molepin (SMK Pinawantai, Kudat), Elpyanie Dungin (SMK Tawau), Winnie Kariza Bakri (SMK Balung, Tawau) and Asnita Rahman (SMK Kunak).
Three candidates obtained 4As in their CGPA in the Science stream and they are Chang Sin Fung (Sekolah Tinggi Kota Kinabalu), Lai Kar Ting and Siew Seok Li both from SM St Patrick, Tawau.
State Education Department deputy director Hajah Maimunah Suhaibul announced the results at SMK Arshad here yesterday.
The results also saw a marked improvement in 14 subjects taken last year with Bahasa Cina recording an increase of 8.12 per cent or 55 per cent passes compared to 46.88 per cent in 2010.
For two consecutive years, there have been 100 per cent pass in English Literature, Syariah 89.01 per cent (77.12 per cent in 2010); History 63.86 per cent (57.42 per cent in 2010); Geography 60.58 per cent (57.64 per cent in 2010); Economics 46.13 per cent (41.82 per cent in 2010); Accounting 54.43 per cent (36.84 per cent in 2010); Mathematics 43.45 per cent (39.86 per cent in 2010).
Further Mathematics 100 per cent pass; Computing 80.60 per cent (52 per cent in 2010); Chemistry 48.64 per cent (45.48 per cent in 2010); Biology 46.20 per cent (40.27 per cent in 2010); Sports Science 77.11 per cent (71.94 per cent in 2010) and Visual Arts 84.72 per cent (82.74 per cent in 2010).
Despite this, Maimunah said eight subjects recorded a slight decline in passes with Pengajian Am down by 0.29 per cent or 69.14 per cent (69.43 per cent in 2010); Bahasa Malaysia 61.74 per cent (62.86 per cent in 2010); Bahasa Arab 46.88 per cent (48.57 per cent in 2010); Kesusteraan Melayu 53 per cent (53.33 per cent in 2010); Usuluddin 67.74 per cent (74.70 per cent in 2010); Commercial Studies 61.28 per cent (62.12 per cent in 2010); Mathematics (950) 39.77 per cent (48.10 per cent in 2010) and Physics 54.31 per cent (75.29 per cent in 2010).
“All the results have been sent to the schools and students are advised to contact their school principals whilst independent candidates will have their results sent by post,” said Maimunah.
She also reminded independent candidates with any inquiry or wanting to review their results, to submit their application within two weeks after the results are announced.
School candidates can forward their inquiry to their respective school principals.
A total of 5,901 students sat for the exams last year compared to 5664 in 2010.
Although 6,695 candidates registered for the exams last year only 6,385 turned up.
A total of 113 candidates obtained 5P last year against 168 in 2010; 2,199 obtained 4P (2011) against 1,826 (2010); 1,357 obtained 3P (2011) against 1,293 (2010); 1,032 obtained 2P (2011) against 1,050 (2010); and 963 obtained 1P (2011) against 886 (2010).
Maimunah also congratulated three schools for doing well in Kota Belud namely SMK Pekan Kota Belud, SMK Narina and SMK Arshad for securing a passing rate of 97.4 per cent, 94.5 per cent and 83.56 per cent respectively, which is an improvement compared to 89.19 per cent, 93.5 per cent and 83.56 per cent in 2010.
“The good results we have achieved is due to our commitment to improve the UPSR, SPM and STPM results by implementing a five-year plan strategic plan called the Smart Planning Enhances Education Dynamics or Speed from 2010-2016,” she said.
congratulation to the schools and students.. even only 0.2 per cent but it's show that the government including all teachers has done a good job..
ReplyDeletetahniah kepada mereka yang berjaya mendpat keputusan cemerlang.
ReplyDeletePara tenaga pengajar perlulah teruskan lagi usaha bagi memastikan dapat meningkatakan pencapaian yang terbaik kepada para pelajar.
ReplyDeletePenambahbaikan dalam pengajaran dan pembelajaran perlu diperbaiki lagi dalam meningkatkan prestasi di masa akan datang. Apapun, tahniah untuk setakat ini.
ReplyDeleteWhen the result shows improvents, it shows a positive sign.
ReplyDeleteSabah achieved a slight improvement of 0.2 per cent or 88.71 per cent passes in the 2011 Sijil Tinggi Persekolahan Malaysia (STPM) compared to 88.51 per cent in 2010.
ReplyDeleteGlad to see there are much improvements in the STPM results, hope that the students will continue to work hard in their studies.
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The results saw 14 schools achieving 100 per cent pass.
ReplyDeleteThis is the efforts of the school teachers and students that helps to reach this achievement.
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