Methodist Boys’ Secondary School Kuala Lumpur

The email address for constructive suggestion and feedback on the school will be permanently posted on the right side of the web page. Please send them to: feedback@mbsskl.edu.my. MBSSKL welcomes them as we know they are invaluable for continuous improvement of the school.

MBSSKL has long been acknowledged as having a edge in the implementation of ICT compared to many schools. This advancement is mainly self made, as we are not entitled to many privileges of other government schools like the computer laboratory, the self-access centre and the entitlement of the ICT coordinator. Yet with the strong support of the alumni, PTA, and the Board of Governors, we are able to rise to the status of a Smart School with careful planning and implementation. Today, MBSSKL is officially recognised as a Smart School with a 5 star rating – the highest under the Smart School Qualification Standard (SSQS) set by the Ministry of Education and MDeC. Only very few schools can achieve this ranking and almost all of them are the government sponsored Smart Schools. But we have to continuously maintain our standards as we will be monitored and assessed by the MOE on a yearly basis.

The school is proud to be selected by the Ministry of Education to be one of the placement schools for the Asrama 1Malaysia students for Form 1 this year. The criteria for entry is 5As for those from the SK and 7As for those students from the SJK. The MOE has placed a quota of 40% Malays, 30% Chinese and 30% Indians for this intake. Closing date is 27 January 2011. The intake is not done by the school but by the State Education Department. For more information and application forms please click on the link below:
(a) Circular by State Education Department
(b) Asrama 1Malaysia Application Forms

For many years running, MBSSKL remains a top school in the University of New South Wales International Competitions & Assessments for Schools. For 2010, MBSSKL received a prize for outstanding participation award during the medal presentation on the 13th November 2010. In this competition, A UNSW Gold medal is awarded in each subject in each year in each country when the top score is judged to be sufficiently meritorious. It is no easy feat to be a gold medalist as very often the gold medalist in our country is also amongst the very best of the participating neighbouring countries. Albert Ang Keliang of Form 2M does us proud this year by winning the gold medal for Science.
On the whole, our students did well with a number of High Distinction scorers for the following subjects. We have 3 students scoring High Distinction for Mathematics: Foo Jun Hoe (U6K), Liew Tuck Onn (3M), Albert Ang Keliang (2M), 5 for English: Quah Zhong Yao (4C), Thang Wei Xiong (4C), Jeremy Loo Kah Yow (3M), Vigknaraja Jagathesan (3M), Lee Zi Sheng (2M), 3 for Science: Albert Ang Keliang (2M), Nishan Ravi Nekoo (2E), Liew Tuck Onn (3M) and Computer Skills: Nishan Ravi Nekoo (2M). Only the top 1% of entrants in each year level in each participating country will be awarded the High Distincion.
The success of any of our students is the cumulative effect of the encouragement, support, hard work and strong academic basic groundwork given by the teachers, staffs and PTA. Our students’ success is certainly our success too. Go Forward MBS!

PMR 2010 is another historical best for MBSSKL. The average grade of the school, a measure of the overall results is at 1.59, the best so far. Most of the subjects also were at the historical best. Bahasa Melayu is at the historical best in terms of percentage of A’s. History, Geography, Mathematics, Science and Industrial Arts are the historical best in terms of average grade and percentage of A’s. This can be attributed to the hard work of the teachers and the students and not forgetting the support of the stakeholders – PTA, Alumni, School Board and the Methodist Education Council. Congratulations and thank you to all concern.
Nevertheless, the percentage of straight A’s has fallen from 37.38% to 21.79% mainly due to Mandarin, in which many would-be straight A’s students got a B. This subject fared one of the worst in its history with the percentage of A’s at mere 15.49% compared to 48.75% previously. A post mortem will be held to gauge this decline and serious steps will be taken to alleviate the problems identified. The detailed results from 2000-2010 can be downloaded or viewed HERE. Go Forward MBS!!

The following students have been selected for Form 1 2011 based on their ability in the niche areas: ICT, Chess and English Language. The list of boys for the Ping Pong Project is also as below. These two lists are subjected to endorsement from the State Education Department.
A. ICT
1. Lak Kah Ming
2. Chai Yan Boey
3. Lee Hong Yu
4. Low Guan Kenn
5. Ma Zhung Khoon
6. Kua Boon Liang
7. Tang Kuan Yang
B. Chess
1. Yap Wing Jun
2. Lee Jun Yi
3. Isaac Hew Kai Xian
4. Soh Jen Shuen
5. Leonard Leong Du King
6. Andrew Ling Zhi-Liang
7. Norvyn Tan Weng Zhen
C. English Language
1. Pushan Qin Nathan Visvanathan
2. Kua Xiang Yang
3. Chan Jia Heng
4. Shaun Yap Yau Wai
5. How Zheng Shiung
6. Isaac Valentino Lee Jun Jiet
7. Lee Heng Yang

Project Ping Pong
1. Ch’ng Yik Min
2. Chan Leong Wai
3. Galvin Tan Le Qian
4. Chia Bing Jetf
5. Sean Lor

The State Education Department has also selected the first batch of successful students for the control classes. Please click HERE to check. The dates for registration are 13-17 December, 0900-1300 at the school office.

If your son is not successful, you can still appeal by filling up a form which can be downloaded by clicking HERE. Closing date for the appeal is 24 December 2010. All appeals are handled by the State Education Department (Secondary School Unit), but you can hand a copy of the appeal form to the school