Jalan Arang National Secondary School

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Jalan Arang National Secondary School
Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Jalan Arang
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Jalan Arang National Secondary School
Lorong 13, Jalan Arang

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93250

Coordinates 1°30′11″N110°19′41″E / 1.5031013°N 110.3280963°E / 1.5031013; 110.3280963
Information
School type public, secondary
MottoBerilmu, Berakhlak, Berwawasan
(Knowledgeable, Conductive, Insightful)
Established2003
Founders
  • Mdm. Belinda Lim Sok Khoon
  • Mdm. Hii Kwong Ing
School district Kuching
SessionDouble
School number082-452871
School codeYEA1206
PrincipalMdm. Wong Nguk Chin
GradesTransition – Form 5
Age13to 18
Language Bahasa Malaysia
Colour(s)  Green
  Yellow
SongKu Ukir Namamu
YearbookSemekar
Website Official Facebook

Jalan Arang National Secondary School (Malay : Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Jalan Arang) is a public secondary school situated on Jalan Arang in Kuching, the capital of the East Malaysian state of Sarawak. [1] The school was founded in January 2003. It offers classes from Transition up to Form 5.

Contents

Built on a 16-acre (65,000 m2) site, the school has 38 classrooms, a staffroom, administrative offices, a canteen, library, science labs, computer labs, basketball courts, a futsal court, a greenhouse, a football field and an assembly hall.

History

Jalan Arang National Secondary School had its beginnings in 2003, pioneered by Mdm. Belinda Lim Sok Khoon as the Acting Principal and Mdm. Hii Kwong Ing as the Senior Assistant of Student Affairs along with 878 students, 43 academic staff and 7 non-academic staff. During that time, 22 classes were assigned (from transition class until Form 4). Due to the small number of students, there were only a morning session for the class schedule.

In 2004, an afternoon session was added, thus making the school a two-session school (morning and afternoon) to accommodate the expansion into 31 classes for 1221 students, 59 academic staff and 11 non-academic staff. The year 2004 also marks the arrival of Mdm. Mary John as the principal of Jalan Arang National Secondary School. Mr. Daniel Anyie Eng was appointed the Afternoon Session Supervisor while Mr. William Tedong as the Senior Assistant in Co-Curricular Activities.

In July 2005, Mr. Haris Fadzillah Hj. Bahar was transferred over from Matang Jaya National Secondary School as Senior Assistant in Administration, replacing Mdm. Belinda Lim, who had left the school a month earlier for St. Joseph's Secondary School, Kuching.

In July 2006, Mdm. Mary John, then principal of Jalan Arang National Secondary School, was transferred to SMK St. Teresa. Then in October, Mdm. Fong Yut Kuen arrived and was appointed the principal of Jalan Arang National Secondary School until today.

In 2007, construction commenced on a school hall over the school's futsal court and was completed in the same year.

In 2009, Mdm. Hii Kwong Ing as the Senior Assistant of Student Affairs of Jalan Arang National Secondary School, was transferred and replaced by Mdm. Hajar Asma. Mr. William Tedong before this was the Senior Assistant in Co-Curricular Activities then became the Afternoon Session Supervisor. His place was replaced by Mr. Mohammad Jasni as the Senior Assistant in Co-Curricular Activities. Several projects were completed; new assembly ground, several walkways and the school was repainted.

In 2015, Mr. Tan Chiok Peng became the school's new Senior Assistant in Administration, replacing Mr. Haris Fadzillah Hj. Bahar, who had been retired since 2014.

Principals

#Name of PrincipalTook officeLeft office
1Mdm. Belinda Lim Sok Khoon20032004
2Mdm. Mary John20042006
3Mdm. Fong Yut Kuen20062020
4Mr. Lau Yok Huck20202022
5Mdm. Wong Nguk Chin2022

School anthem

Ku Ukir Namamu is the name of the school's anthem. It was written by Latip Polly and arranged by Mr. James Eddie Emai. [2]

Lyrics

Terukir nama sekolahku,

SMK Jalan Arang,

Menabur jasa untuk negara,

jadi kebanggaan semua.

Inilah visi sekolahku,

sekolah unggul berwibawa,

Hasilkan generasi maju berjaya,

berakhlak mulia sentiasa.

Kau dengarlah pesanan guru,

Perjalananmu ada arahnya.

Kau jadilah pelajar berjaya,

Harum nama nergara.

Kau sayangilah sekolahmu,

Sematkan teguh di jiwa.

Jadilah generasi berpekerti,

Negara menyanjungimu.

Sport houses

There are currently four sport houses. The sport houses are named after types of big cats: Leopard, Puma, Cheetah, and Jaguar. Students represent their sport houses in the school's annual Sports Day. Sports Day is usually held around April where students from the four sport houses will compete against each other in various sporting activities such as running, shot put, javelin throwing, long jump, high jump, and more.

House ColourHouse Name
Cheetah
Leopard
Puma
Jaguar

Classes

The school currently has two transition classes, eleven Form 1 and ten Form 2 classes, nine Form 3, Form 4, and Form 5 classes, making it a total of 49 classes. However the school can add or subtract more classes if needed, such is the case of the batch of 2021 where the school added another Form 1 class. Form 4 and Form 5 classes are split into two streams, science and arts. Since the school has double sessions, the time of day allocated to certain classes is split. Afternoon classes are given to Transition, Form 1, and Form 2 students while morning classes are given to Form 3, Form 4, and Form 5 students.

Classes from Transition up to Form 3 are named after cities of varying countries such as Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Indianapolis to name a few. Unlike them however, classes from Form 4 and Form 5 have two different naming schemes for each stream. Science stream classes are typically named after the structure of an atom whereas art stream classes are named after different minerals.

Classes of SMK Jalan Arang
TransitionForm 1Form 2Form 3Form 4Form 5
AucklandAmsterdamAmsterdamAmsterdamAtomAtom
BelfastBeijingBeijingBeijingElektronElektron
CairoCairoCairoTopazTopaz
DarwinDarwinDarwinIntanIntan
EdmontonEdmontonEdmontonMutiaraMutiara
FrankfurtFrankfurtFrankfurtJadeJade
GenevaGenevaGenevaKristalKristal
HelsinkiHelsinkiHelsinkiRubyRuby
IndianapolisIndianapolisIndianapolisSapphireSapphire
JakartaJakarta
Kyoto

School magazine

The first school magazine was published in 2004 and has continued to be published in a yearly format. The magazine contains yearly achievements set by students in their examinations or cocurricular activities, various photos of school activities that have happened in the past year, essays written by the students in different languages, and photos of school clubs, classes, teachers, and students alike. In the year 2020 however, the school transitioned to a digital yearbook in the form of a video showcasing the pages of the yearbook. [3]

Achievements

Photos

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