Methodist Boys’ Secondary School Kuala Lumpur

The recently released SPM 2012 results saw MBSSKL achieving a record best in terms of the school average grade – 2.65. The previous best was 2.76 in 2011. With this result, MBSSKL retained its position as a top 10 school in KL, just behind the fully controlled and residential schools (Sekolah Asrama Penuh). However, there was a shocker in the results of English Language. The results was one of the worse in the history of the school and many students could not believe their eyes – their EL results was worst than English Literature, traditionally a more difficult subject to score. Nearly a hundred students have applied to have their scripts remarked and we hope the results will be reversed for the better. Overall, a total of 55.9% of the students scored 5As and above and 17 students (10.7%) scored straight As. The top student Teoh Tian Ee scored 10A+ and 1A (surprisingly just A for English Language). The full analysis of the results by subjects and year can be downloaded here.

It was a year of superb performance by the top STPM students in MBSSKL. Four of them made it to the national list (only 18 in the country) and were duly recognized in the award ceremony on 18 March 2013. The four of them are Ng Candy, Chong Keen Kok, Lew Ruenn Shen and Phoon Yin Jiat. These students scored 5As and other four also had a CGPA of 4.0, bringing in a record of 8 students with a four flat. Overall the school has a CGPA of 2.78 and 46.7% of the students have a CGPA of 3.0 and above, compared to 24.35% nationally. The full analysis of the subjects can be downloaded from here.

The following students have been endorsed by the State Education Department under the intake by the Board of Governors for Form 1, 2013. Please note that there is another administrative procedure which need to be undertaken by the parents, as instructed by the department. The usual transfer form PUA 275 (which can be downloaded from here or obtained from the present school) need to be filled up and signed by the present school authorities for submission to MBSSKL on Wednesday, 6 March 2013. There will be a short briefing to parents at the Lecture Theatre at 11am on that day. We will resubmit on your behalf to the State Education Department.

1. Teo Zha En

2. Lyonn Looo Kuann-Ryong

3. Dominic Lor An Shen

4. Lai Zheng Hong

5. Adam Chew Jia Lik

6. Caleb Kok Jia Lik

7. Soon Pak Hen

8. Derek Ong Boon Hong

9. Daniel Chuah Shang Yan

10. Teo Wei Feng

11. Pang Qi Hao, Isaac

12. Gabriel Simon Pickering

13. Ian Tham Yiik Yuen

14. Jeremy Boo Keng Khem

15. Yee Hong Yun

16. Wong Wei Xian

17. Samuel Koh Jia Liang

18. Jonathon Raj a/l Aruldass Jevaratnam

19. Yek Ren Yew

20. Lee Guang Shen