Methodist Boys’ Secondary School Kuala Lumpur

13^th MBS Chess Open 2018 Results

The 13^th edition of the Methodist Boys’ Secondary School Chess Open 2018 on Saturday, 4^th August, 2018 has ended.

Congratulations to all the participants and winners of this MBS Chess Open 2018!

Please check your final ranking by clicking on the U12 and U20 Open Results links below.

You can also check out the special prize winners list to see if you have won any medals.

Once again, congratulations to all the winners and thank you to ALL who helped out in the tournament.

See you again next year!

U20 Open Results

U12 Results

Prize Winners

MBS CHESS OPEN DATE HAS BEEN CHANGED TO 18 AUGUST.

PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

Online Registration for 13^th MBSSKL Chess Open 2018

The 13^th edition of the Methodist Boys’ Secondary School Kuala Lumpur Chess Open 2018 [MBS CO 2018] on Saturday, 18th August, 2018 is now open for registration.

The MBS Chess Open 2018 Registration brochure and Tournament Rules & Regulations are appended below for your reference.

Please register by clicking the online registration link below and send your proof of payment to the given e-mail address.

Proof of payment must be received within three days after the online registration or the registration will be deleted.  All other forms of registration and proof of payment are not allowed.

Only the first 250 paid entries will be accepted due to space constraints at the playing venue.

By the way, it is compulsory for ALL MBSSKL Chess Club Members to register and play in this tournament in the U-20 Open category.

So, please hurry and register before the closing date on 15^TH August, 2018!

REGISTRATION CLOSED

EMAIL: mbschess@gmail.com

Go Forward, Beloved Sir!
After devoting 12 years of service to Methodist Boys Secondary School Kuala Lumpur (MBSSKL) as its principal, Mr. Wong Chee Kheon took a last bow to tumultuous applause as he bade farewell to his beloved school on the 17th June 2017.
Mr. Wong Chee Kheon started off as a teacher and then moved on to become a school inspector before working briefly in a stint at Bahagian Teknologi Pendidikan as part of the Smart School Project Team. A vacancy then led to him to his first principal post for a fleeting 22 months in SMK Bandar Baru Sri Petaling before he was posted to MBSSKL where he served ardently for 12 years as principal.
Throughout his years in MBSSKL, Mr. Wong brought about numerous advancements and improvisations. Through his indefatigable assiduousness, MBSSKL was awarded the, “Cluster School of Excellence” title in 2008. With the feasible mechanisms that he employed, he led MBS through a glorious path – one of the top 10 schools in Kuala Lumpur for SPM and STPM, numerous national level winners in co-curriculum activities namely Robotics and Chess tournaments, and a remarkable feat would be when MBSSKL became the first government school to offer IGCSE in English in the country. Being awarded the ISO 9001 Certificate in 2014, the school also had international collaborations with Methodist College Hong Kong since 2010.
Needless to say, the legacy that Mr. Wong had carved into the history books of MBSSKL made him deserving of an outstanding retirement celebration. Among the long list of distinguished guests were representatives from the Ministry of Education, the Board of Governors, the Methodist Council, the Methodist Church, the MBSSKL Alumni and principals from various schools in KL. The representative from the Ministry of Education and the Board of Governors presented Mr. Wong with a certificate in appreciation for his endeavors. A special video montage that encompassed Mr. Wong’s 12 years of memorable journey in MBSSKL including pictures with his family was screened. There was a plethora of dance performances on display showcasing the students’ talent. The icing on the cake was the rendition of 2 songs by Mr. Wong, “Seasons in the Sun” and “Words” and there was thunderous applause when his wife shared the stage with him to sing these songs.
In his final speech to the school, Mr. Wong reiterated his motto, “Always strive to do the right thing“. He expressed his fervent admiration of Mother Theresa and how her altruistic actions were always an inspiration to him. Mr. Wong was showered with gifts from guests, teachers and the fact that many former boys had taken the time and effort to join in the celebration clearly signifies Mr. W ong’s impact on their lives.
Finally, Mr. Wong was escorted by the MBSSKL Boys’ Brigade band to bid adeiu before he was finally driven off in a Porsche – A classy ending to the era of a visionary principal. May he be blessed by the Almighty in his new journey. -ORA ET LABORA-

SACHIETHAN JEEVA