A graduation ceremony typically signifies the attainment of a significant educational milestone in an individual’s life. It exemplifies their transition to the subsequent phase of life. The graduation ceremony in secondary schools might be similarly characterised. These events provide a sense of achievement and closure to their high school experience—a celebration with their peers and teachers before going their separate paths.
The Engagement and Enrolment (E&E) department of Management and Science University (MSU) anchored a graduation ceremony for over 1,200 Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) 2023 candidates of SMK Pendamaran Jaya, SMK Bandar Puchong Jaya (A), SMK Banting, SMK Puchong Perdana, and SMK Tengku Idris Shah in the Chancellor Hall.
Attending the ceremony were Professor Tan Sri Dato’ Wira Dr. Mohd Shukri Ab Yajid, President of MSU; Aidah Abdullah, the Principal of SMK Pendamaran Jaya; Rosnah Salled of SMK Bandar Puchong Jaya (A); Rosnah Sarip of SMK Banting; Norjah Yusop of SMK Puchong Perdana; and Mohd Sabri Mohd Saidi of SMK Tengku Idris Shah; the senior management team of MSU; and a lineup of teachers.
In his officiating speech, Professor Dr. Mohd Shukri emphasised the significance of the culture of excellence. “Establishing an environment where high standards, continuous improvement, collaboration, and innovation are held in high esteem and actively cultivated. If you have the right mindset for success, your path will be an enriching one. Good luck with your SPM."
Clinching the best student award from SMK Pendamaran Jaya were Faris Iskandar Ahmad Fauzi and Velan Sangkar.
Sai Preetysha Mani Ponmani and Chua Xin Yao bagged the best student awards for science and social science streams, respectively, for SMK Bandar Puchong Jaya (A).
SMK Banting presented NurFarisya Wirdayu Mohd Fa’iez Hanafy and Iwana Zafirah Abdul Kasid as outstanding students.
As for SMK Puchong Perdana, bringing home the best student award for the science stream category was Mohamed Fayas Mugamadu Kouse, and for the social science stream, Muhammad Afiq Haikal Muhamad Rosidi.
SMK Tengku Idris honoured Ng Choi Hou as the best student for the science stream, Shagis Varman Bala Ganeson for social science, and Muhammad Ady Putra Mohd Moggni for technical.
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A graduation ceremony typically signifies the attainment of a significant educational milestone in an individual’s life. It exemplifies their transition to the subsequent phase of life. The graduation ceremony in secondary schools might be similarly characterised. These events provide a sense of achievement and closure to their high school experience—a celebration with their peers and teachers before going their separate paths.
The Engagement and Enrolment (E&E) department of Management and Science University (MSU) anchored a graduation ceremony for over 1,200 Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) 2023 candidates of SMK Pendamaran Jaya, SMK Bandar Puchong Jaya (A), SMK Banting, SMK Puchong Perdana, and SMK Tengku Idris Shah in the Chancellor Hall.
Attending the ceremony were Professor Tan Sri Dato’ Wira Dr. Mohd Shukri Ab Yajid, President of MSU; Aidah Abdullah, the Principal of SMK Pendamaran Jaya; Rosnah Salled of SMK Bandar Puchong Jaya (A); Rosnah Sarip of SMK Banting; Norjah Yusop of SMK Puchong Perdana; and Mohd Sabri Mohd Saidi of SMK Tengku Idris Shah; the senior management team of MSU; and a lineup of teachers.
In his officiating speech, Professor Dr. Mohd Shukri emphasised the significance of the culture of excellence. “Establishing an environment where high standards, continuous improvement, collaboration, and innovation are held in high esteem and actively cultivated. If you have the right mindset for success, your path will be an enriching one. Good luck with your SPM."
Clinching the best student award from SMK Pendamaran Jaya were Faris Iskandar Ahmad Fauzi and Velan Sangkar.
Sai Preetysha Mani Ponmani and Chua Xin Yao bagged the best student awards for science and social science streams, respectively, for SMK Bandar Puchong Jaya (A).
SMK Banting presented NurFarisya Wirdayu Mohd Fa’iez Hanafy and Iwana Zafirah Abdul Kasid as outstanding students.
As for SMK Puchong Perdana, bringing home the best student award for the science stream category was Mohamed Fayas Mugamadu Kouse, and for the social science stream, Muhammad Afiq Haikal Muhamad Rosidi.
SMK Tengku Idris honoured Ng Choi Hou as the best student for the science stream, Shagis Varman Bala Ganeson for social science, and Muhammad Ady Putra Mohd Moggni for technical.