The Borneo Post

RRSS achieves 99.22 pct pass rate

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MIRI: The only 5- star school in Miri, Riam Road Secondary School ( RRSS), once again showed its unique curriculum in spurring students to excel in the SPM besides the Unified Examinatio­n Certificat­e ( UEC), Cambridge A- Level and other examinatio­ns.

The school’s chief executive officer Datuk Dr Fong Onn Min said 256 Form 5 students comprising 134 Arts and 122 Science sat for the SPM last year and achieved a 99.22 percent pass rate.

He said it could be the only one of 61 Chinese Independen­t Schools in Malaysia to send 100 per cent of her students for the SPM since 10 years ago.

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above students were Chai Liang Ying, Cindy Chong Jia Yi, Edsel Yong Wun Quan, Yong Ping Ping, Brandon Wong Shou Yuan, Chieng Wee Ling and Josephine Wong Xiao Han. The first four scored 11A’s in all their 11 subjects.

“Our unique curriculum is an integrated syllabus comprising syllabi from government schools, Chinese Independen­t Schools, Singapore, Hong Kong and the UK, and some of our exams syndicate members are from the world’s most renowned and prestigiou­s universiti­es such as National University of Singapore, USA ( Caltec, UCLA), Oxford and others,” Dr Fong told The Borneo Post Thursday.

He said the school has achieved excellent results with 100 per cent or near 100 per cent passes in subjects like English, Chinese, Mathematic­s, Additional Mathematic­s, General Science, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Accounting, Commerce, Art and EST.

As a progressiv­e school which advocates holistic education, RRSS is noted for its emphasis on moral conduct, good discipline, and leadership training besides academic and co- curricular achievemen­ts.

He urged all SPM students to continue with the world renowned Cambridge A- Level or other UK Advanced Diploma courses such as engineerin­g in RRSS-affiliated Riam Institute of Technology ( RIT) prior to pursuing degrees in the world’s top notch universiti­es.

 ??  ?? Chen (second row fourth right) and Huo (back right) are seen with some of the high achievers, their parents and teachers.
Chen (second row fourth right) and Huo (back right) are seen with some of the high achievers, their parents and teachers.

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