Kolej Tunku Kurshiah

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Kolej Tunku Kurshiah
TKC
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Kolej Tunku Kurshiah
Kolej Tunku Kurshiah, 71760, Seremban

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Type Public, All-girls boarding school, Sekolah Berasrama Penuh
MottoRajin dan Usaha, Tangga Kemajuan
(Diligency and efforts are the ladders to success)
Established1947[ citation needed ]
PrincipalNor Hayati Yusoff
GradesForm 1 - Form 5 and International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme
Number of studentsN/A
Language Malay, English
Classrooms5 classes for both, lower form and upper form students (T, K, C, E, N )
HousesSiti Zawiah (Yellow), Selendang Delima (Green), Tun Fatimah (Blue), Mahsuri (Red)
Colour(s)  Green and white
YearbookSaujana
Affiliations Sekolah Berasrama Penuh, Ministry of Education (Malaysia)
AlumniMGC/TKC Old Girls Association
Website tkc.edu.my

Kolej Tunku Kurshiah (English: Tunku Kurshiah College; abbreviated TKC; formerly known as Malay Girls College; abbreviated MGC), is a premier boarding school located in Seremban, Negeri Sembilan. TKC is one of the best all-girls [1] residential school (Sekolah Berasrama Penuh) and the first fully residential girls' school in Malaysia. In 2010, the school was awarded with the Sekolah Berprestasi Tinggi or High Performance School [2] title, a title awarded to the 20 schools in Malaysia that have met stringent criteria including academic achievement, strength of alumni, international recognition, network, and linkages. The school is specialised in leadership, innovation, and invention. [3]

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In the 2013 PMR examination, the school managed to produce 96 out of 112 (85.7%) of straight A students with GPS 1.03 to the best school in Negeri Sembilan [4] while for Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM), the school GPS is 1.5. [5]

History

Tunku Kurshiah College was established as Malay Girls College in 1947.[ citation needed ] It was initially located at a piece of land located at the 2 1/2 Mile of Jalan Damansara, Kuala Lumpur. It was officially opened by Lady Gent, the wife of Sir Edward Gent, the Governor of Malayan Union. The place is now known as Bukit Damansara.

In April 1962, the college moved to a 25 acres (100,000 m2) site at Bukit Merbah, Jalan Tunku Kurshiah, Seremban. The college changed its name to Tunku Kurshiah College, in honour of the first Raja Permaisuri Agong. It was formalised when the college was declared open by Almarhum Tuanku Munawir ibni Almarhum Tuanku Abdul Rahman, the then Yang Di Pertuan Besar of Negeri Sembilan on 24 May 1963.

In 2000, TKC was chosen as one of the schools to participate in the Malaysia Smart Schools flagship application of the Multimedia Super Corridor (MSC). [6] The school is the first batch of Cluster Schools which granted itself autonomy to select its own students in 2007. [7] The school niche area is student leadership, English proficiency, and research and development (R & D). [8] Three years later, in 2010, the school again was selected to be among the first High Performing Schools (Sekolah Berprestasi Tinggi). [9]

In 2011, the school band was featured in a flashmob style, reality programme, Refleksi Orkestra in conjunction with Orkestra RTM 50 Golden Jubilee. [10]

The school moved to its new premise in Bandar Enstek, Nilai in January 2013. [11] TKC new campus has two main blocks, namely academic lower secondary and upper secondary, an administrator block which consists of an office, teachers' chambers, libraries, laboratories, and a main hall which can accommodate 1,000 people. The main academic block can accommodate as many as 650 Ministry's stream students and 100 International Baccalaureate students. The university-style campus also has dormitory blocks, a surau, warden's residence, cafeteria, convenient sports fields and arenas, as well as WiFi. [12] The campus has an area as large as 17.4 hectares, built with cost approximately RM 75 million. [13] The process of moving to new premises was documented by TV3 (Malaysia) documentary programme Majalah Tiga. [14]

TKC basketball team is known as TKC KUDOS and TKC hockey team is known as TKC Vitesse. In addition, TKC touch rugby team is known TKC La Reine while TKC Wind Orchestra is popularly known as TKWO.

Head Girls

1957-2024
YearHead Girl 1Head Girl 2 / Asst. / Deputy Head Girl
1957Zaharah Taha-
1958
1959Almarhumah Asmah Zainal Abidin-
1960Rahmah Abdul Hamid-
1961Almarhumah Azizah Ahmad-
1962
1963Runsni Mohd Noor-
1964Nik Mastura Nik Umar-
1965
1966Azizah Hashim-
1967Halimah Muda-
1968Norizah Talib-
1969
1970Che Norma Bahari-
1971Ilani Ishak-
1972Aini Zakaria-
1973Norhibah Tahir-
1974Dr Zasmani Shafiee / Norsiah Ismail-
1975
1976Fauzi Ismail-
1977
1978Nik Malihan Nik Sulaiman
1979
1980Ummi Kalthum Arshad  -
1981Siti Nor Aizah Ahmad-
1982
1983Wan Noria Abu Hassan-
1984Norhayati Latif-
1985Rodziah Idris-
1986Noraihan Osman-
1987Dr Haniza Omar-
1988Norazlin RusliMonaliza Suhaimi
1989Naaimah Ahmad RadziIzlin Ismail
1990Ida Mumtaz Mohd Muslim-
1991Dr Suhaila OmarNoraida Maria Mohd Hatta
1992Ruziana Mohd Mokhtar-
1993Noordiana Alina Mohd Noor-
1994Zuliana KamaruzamanSiti Khadijah Abdul Mujib
1995Eleena Surliana LatiffAinil Sufreena Mohd Supian
1996Ir. Nor Izma Zainol Abidin-
1997Farhaana Husainy HasbullahNadia Khairene Ismail
1998Haly Liza AhmadAlfieya-Hanuum Kamal Ridzwa
1999Nur Azwani Hasleem NasrunWan Nur Amilin Wan Ahmad Syukri
2000A'aisyah Nik MazianNorbaiyah Mohamed Bakrim
2001Aliyya BadaruddinAzlina Abd Ghani
2002
2003Nur Syafini Romli 1. Nurul Aida Mohd Noor

2. Sharifah Yusof Khan

2004Noor Shaheeza Isham1. Nor Izzah Meor Abdullah

2. Soraya Azhar

2005Siti Nuralia Mustaza1. Fansurina Ramli

2. Shahamiza Faten Hamzah

2006Amira Abdul1. Aainaa Kamila Baharuddin

2. Anati Asyran Abdul Karim

2007Suhada Zawawi-
2008Ummil Mahanum Aminudin1. Syafiqah Hashim

2. Nurul Alya Azwan

2009Ameenah Azman-
2010Nor Fatimah Hana Mohd Nawawi-
2011Alisa Yasmin Norbee1. Farah Wahidah Haron

2. Nur Hafizah Saffian

2012Nadhirah Izyan Mohd Azizan-
2013Yasmin Soraya Che Mohd Shukree1. Azra Zulaikha Haris

2. Irzanah Firdaus

2014
2015Anisah Farhana Sahrir-
2016Nur Iman Wahidah Ruslan1. Fadhilatun Farihin Izhar Abadi

2. Alya Batrisyia Roslee

2017Nur Marsya Zuhairi-
2018Sofea Arisya Muhammad Shaifuddin1. Nur Liyana Md Taib

2. Nurina Izazi Mohd Halmee

2019Nazatul Amalia Abu Safian1. -

2. Syafiqah Ishak

2020Raja Batrisyia Uzma Raja Ahmad Al’Konee1. Nurul Iman Irwin

2. Aleeya Uzahirah Abdul Hakim

2021Nur Alia Qistina Mohd SedekAlia Nurdina Kamaruzaman
2022Siti Sofia Mellissa Aini Mustapar1. Alya Qistina Tinta Firmannika

2. Nur `Aliah Mohd Fandaus

2023Zara Sofea Mohd Ramzisham1. Sheza Farasofea Abdul Syahid

2. Norhizrin Dania Royjefry

2024Azra Arissa Umar1. Noor Farah Yasmin Noor Firdaus

2. Fatini Muhammad

House Captains

YearSiti ZawiyahSelendang DelimaTun FatimahMahsuri
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963Rasuna ShahabudinMunirah Abu BakarNik Diana Abd MalekNolia Ibrahim
1964Royhana Abdul RahmanHanem OmarDariah SaadMaznah Abdul Razak
1965
1966Norzila ShaariZainab MohamedKamariah HussainNorizah Talib
1967
1968
1969
1970MaznahSharifah MuzarahNorhizanZawiah
1971Mariam MohamadRohani ShaariNorhayati GhauthNoraini Sudin
1972Sharina SharifRosmaria ZainZura YahyaMariam Sulaiman
1973Faizah M FadzilFatimah Che DinNorani HashimRubiah Abu
1974Noor Aziah Mohd ZainZammaz AbbasWan Norhiyati IbrahimNorhayati Khalid
1975Rahmah AminFadariah YaacobSuhana Mohd AlimHaizan Abdul Rahman
1976Noraini Yusoff AzudinHasnah AwangNorzulaani KhalidJamaliah Daud
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984Mazlina Mohd NoorNorsham OsmanAllahyarhamah Mazlina IsmailRodziah Matled
1985S.Asmazura IsmailNurliza RusliJulina JamilLily Akmar Abdul Wahab
1986Roszalina Mohd AliSurayati Mat ArifSurina SuhaimiBibi Khairani Mohamed Sabri
1987Nor Haznita Mohd NorNorlida RasidiRohana Abdul RahmanAnza Elias
1988Norli Abdul JabarIzatun Md YamanDazilah  Abdul SamadRafeadah Rusli
1989Nor Aza RamliRafidah Hanim MokhtarRashidah Abdul RahmanFadzilah Nordin
1990Nor Azah RamliZaitul Marlizawati ZainuddinMariati Abdul RahmanIntan Soraya Rosdi
1991Dr Nurzam Suhaila ZakariaDr Kartini AbdullahDr Sumainizah Abdul SukorDr Wan Nur Ibtisam Wan Ismail
1992Nik Rozelin Nik Ramzi ShahZaity Junaida Mohd ZakiNor Rafeah TumianIda Yanti Mohd Sofian
1993Norhafizah Che MayNoor Farilla AbdullahEmelda Hanim MohamadNurmurniza Md Zakaria
1994Zaireen OmarDr Hafizah Zaharah AhmadNur Jannat JailaniDr Aini Freida Mohd Azmi
1995Nurzeti Shaik AhmadTun Noor Nazihah Tun Abdul RazakNormaya Suria MalekAmelia Ritahani Ismail
1996Nur Airina MazlanNik Farah Wardiah Nik Mohd KhuzaidinSalbiah SubariDr. Anizah Arshad
1997Nurain Zarrataj ZulkiffliMurshida Marizan NorUmi Marshida Abd HamidMunira Ismail
1998Noor Hafizah HarisNurhalini Azly MinhatRose Adeline AmanAdilah Abdullah
1999Nurul Akma Che HashimNur Azra AzmiAni Aiza AshaariHani Syahida Salim
2000Iza Azura AliAsni Che Abdul AzizFarhati Ahmad TajuddinSiti Nur Huda Sufian
2001Siti Fazlina Mohd SaniNabihah DziaruddinNorhaslin AliTengku Karmila Tengku Kamil
2002
2003Nis Ilyani MohamadNurul Rahatul Ilyani Mohd ShukriSuhana Alia SidekNoor Mawarni Abd Jalil
2004Nuha Fadhilah Mohd AdzharHayati HassinSiti Nur Farhana Omar AzizNurul Husna Ahmad
2005Faizah Mohamed ArisNuraimi AbdullahFarah Aliza BadaruddinKamilah Abdullah
2006Azyan Munirah IsmailNur Hanisah KaniFarah Wahidah Abdul AzizNurul Ezzati Saadon
2007Nur Syahrina SalimZan Zahidah Zan ZainalAtikaseri MuhammadNur Hermira Mat Isa
2008Syakirah Kharal AnuarNur Syamimi Halim SyahNur Shuhada GhazaliNurul Aisyah Mat
2009Alia Nadhirah IdrisSiti Nur Anisah MusaAlyaa Eleena KamarulizhamNur Ainin Sofia Ahmad Aminuddin
2010Rohaizah Mohd FaijanNoor Hanis Humaira OthmanNur Farihah YaacobAmalina Alharsikanil
2011Amalina MustaffaHaleeda HilmiAlia Haseena Rashid KhanNur Natashya Abd Rahman
2012Siti Raudhah NasruddinAimi Shahirah FisolZhahidah Hanis HassanNajihah Asyyiqin Marzuki
2013Fatin Amni ZamrosAmirah AffendiFatin Amni ZamrosNurul Huda Aminuddin
2014Ku Afaf binti Ku Apwa
2015Nurul Najihah AhmadKhairun Nor Atiqah ZaidiNurul Adlina Saiful HazmiMiza Ruhaizan
2016Nur Hazwani MahadiFarah Nadiah Abdul HalimAlia Qamelia Mohd ZuberSiti Sarah Aisyah Jafri Malin
2017Nur Husna NordinNur Fahana Atiqah Shafe’eeAishah Atirah Mohd AzmanNabihah Awatif Mohd Zamzuri
2018Melia Maisara MahfozSaidatul Najihah ShadanHana Adila HanafiahNur Diana Rozaini
2019Alya Nurina Abd AzizNur Hidayah RostamNurul Alisya AdznirAmeera Farhana Farizal
2020Cherradi Ashaimaa El Sahdia Cherradi Mohamed El HabibAinin Sofiya Khairul KhanaHana Syafiqah Mohd YusrizalNurin Afiqah Mohd Faisal
2021Sarah Irdina SuhairulNurkhalisah Mohd NasirAlis Marisa Mohd FazliFarah Ateeqah Mohamad Nazli
2022Puteri Nurul Nuha MahfuzSayangnur Amaliaalieya IsmailWidad AmalAleysha Iman Azhan
2023Dhia Fakhirah MustazahNatasha Adilla Binti HishsamsuriHasya Hidayah AzaddinSiti Nuralia Safiah Mohd Zainuddin
2024Kamalin Mastura Kamarul AnuarMelissa Qistina Mohd GhazaliAzzahra Aisya Quzandra AzlanAyesha Inshirah Khairul Ridzwan

Rivalry

TKC has a long-held rivalry with other all-girls premier boarding schools, notably being Sekolah Tun Fatimah and Sekolah Seri Puteri.

Notable alumni

The alumni association of TKC is known as TKC Old Girls Association (TKC OGA). The association was set up in 1961, before the college was moved from Damansara to Seremban, and was officially registered on 18 January 1962. The setting up of the association came from the initiative of E. M. Pereira, the college principal then, and Puan Abbasiah Amirin Wiloughby, the first head girl of the college.

The new TKC OGA building is located in the Diplomatic Precinct Town Centre, which is sandwiched between Precinct 14 and 15 of the new administration centre of Putrajaya. The particular site of the new MGC/TKC OGA building is under the first phase of the commercial centre of the project, comprising two-storey to four-storey properties.

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