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MISSION

Quality education through positive change in student’s attitude.

 

VISION

Dignifying the name of SJKC Han Chiang to the world.

 

SCHOOL GOALS

Creating a conducive culture and climate of the school to provide the best education to develop the potential of individuals in a holistic and balanced manner in line with the National Education Philosophy.

 

SLOGAN OF THE SCHOOL

Preseverance

Rational

Justice

Courage

 

SCHOOL BADGE

·   The shape of the “Sailing Ship” symbolizes the success of the target or destination in relation to an effort to overcome all difficulties to seek knowledge and fulfill the dreams of life.

·   The shape of the “wave” symbolizes the efforts of the people of Han Chiang towards the vision.

·   Green – Excellence, firm, strong, fresh and unceasing desire.

·   White – A sacred symbol

SCHOOL FLAG

The school flag is green, white and yellow in colour. It consists of a yacht.

· Green symbolizes the spirit of managing the administration of the school.

·  White symbolizes purity. 

· Yellow symbolizes the desire to enhance the school performance, excellence in student’s academics and sports in a harmonious way.

·  The Sailing Ship symbolizes perseverance and the power to overcome all difficulties in order to value the aspiration of student.

 

CONTACT US

SJK(C) HAN CHIANG

3, Jalan Lim Lean Teng
11600 Penang.
School Code: PBC1055
Phone number/Fax: 04-2811242
 
The Director of the Penang State Education Department: Tuan Abdul Rashid bin Abdul Samad
School’s Email to JPN: pbc1055@jpnpp.edu.my

Facebook: PIBK SJKC HAN CHIANG

 

THE BRIEF HISTORY OF SJK(C) HAN CHIANG

1919	Lin Chum (1855 – 1932), was originally from Guangdong province in China and a famous businessman. He was the President of Han Chiang Ancestral Temple for 16 years.  Besides, he was the Assistant President for the Guang Ding Association Board, a member of the Board of Directors and a member of the Board of Trustees. He was also the first initiator proposing the establishment of Han Chiang Primary School. Zhou Man Tang (Chew Buan Thong) (1878 – 1937), a Teowchew, was a famous businessman and a professional in the growing industry.  He was also a member of the Kuomintang party.  In 1919, when Lin Chum mooted the idea of starting a school, he received strong backing from the Teochew community and Zhou was made the organising chairman.
1920	Tan Shu Lin was the first headmaster of Han Chiang Primary School for a year.
1921	Wu Ya Nong took over as the second headmaster of Han Chiang Primary School for a year.
1922	The overseas Teochew purchased a land next to the Han Chiang Ancestral Temple as the founding ground of Han Chiang Primary School. Fan Zhen Shi was the third headmaster of Han Chiang Primary School for a year.
1923	Fang Fu Shuang took over as the 4th headmaster of Han Chiang Primary School for two years. The construction was completed in 1922 and the opening ceremony was held on 10th October. The school and teaching staffs were registered under the 1920 “Registration of School Act”.
1925	Wang Hao Ran took over as the 5th headmaster of Han Chiang Primary School for three years.
1928	Li Zhao Pan was the 6th headmaster of Han Chiang Primary School for two years.
1930	Yao Bao Zhi took over as the 7th headmaster of Han Chiang Primary School for a year.
1931	Li Ming Liang was the 8th headmaster of Han Chiang Primary School till June 1932.
1932	Zheng Wen Guang was appointed as the 9th headmaster of Han Chiang Primary School till December 1937.
1934	Numbers of pupils at school increased to 600 due to migration of overseas Teochew to Penang. The school was financed by the Board of Directors, Penang Teochew Association and public donations.
1936	The school accepted the colonial government’s partial subsidy and abided by the Overseas Chinese Education Ordinance, it applied to the Ministry of Education to become a recognized Chinese primary school.
1938	In January, Chai Zi Bin was appointed as the 10th headmaster of Han Chiang Primary School.
1939	As the pupils’ populations grew rapidly, Lim Lean Teng donated a piece of 12-acres land in Green Lane Lian Li Park as the new site for Han Chiang Primary School. The school changed its location for three times.
1941	The headmaster from Bangkok, Thailand brought a total of 10 pupils to Penang in the search of a suitable land to build a school.He invited our school to cooperate and combine for the establishment of high school.However, during the Japanese Invation, Han Chiang  Primary School ceased to operate, thus the plan of building the school came to a halt.
1945	As the end of World War II, Han Chiang primary school officially resumed on 8th October. Chai Zi Bin continued to serve as the headmaster till December 1948.
1948	The Teochew community decided to expand Han Chiang School Committee in order to expand primary school and planned to establish a secondary school to work together with 15 trustees which is leaded by Yu Xiang Lim and Zi Liang Yu. Lim Lean Teng donated another piece of 31-arces land to be the founding ground of Han Chiang High School.
1949	In January, Xu Chong Zhi was appointed as the 11th headmaster of Han Chiang Primary School.
1950	There were multiple versions of school logo after the war. In the 50’s, the primary school shared the same logo as the high school, which was designed by Xu Chong Zhi.
1951	The high school building completed its construction. The lower primary pupils continued to have classes in the existing building while the upper primary pupils merged with the high school as an integral part of the institution.
1957	Han Chiang Primary School was categorized as a national-type Chinese School.
1959	An exhibition was held in conjunction with the 40th anniversary and Children's Day celebrations at the Han Chiang Ancestral Temple. State Education Minister and Lim Lean Teng speaking at celebrations.
1961	On November 4, 1961, the foundation-laying ceremony was held.
1962	In 1962, Han Chiang Primary School moved to the new building next to the secondary school. The construction cost of $200,000 was donated by the public and the Teochew Association.   The Han Chiang Primary School anthem was composed in 1962. The lyrics were written by Headmaster Xu Chong Zhi. Xu Yuan Liang provided the tune and Su Zhao Xiong compiled the stave. Xu Chong Zhi was the first headmaster to lead the school in the current premises. Xu Yuan Liang is one of the country's very famous music composers and conductors while Su Zhao Xiong was another widely-acclaimed composer and conductor. Both of them are Han Chiang Primary alumni.
1963	Due to the number of students was on the rise, Han Chiang Primary School constructed a new canteen at the back of its premises.
1964	The original canteen was renovated to house 2 classrooms, a library and a music room while the storeroom was converted to house a dental clinic. The current school building was completed in 1964. Since then, graduates completed their education at this school building.
1969	Fang Ewe Church was appointed as the 12th headmaster of Han Chiang Primary School on 1st July.
1970	The art room and music room were converted to classrooms while the canteen was extended to house an additional classroom as student enrolment increased to about 1,700. In 1970，Han Chiang Primary School started using its logo designed by Headmaster Fang Ewe Church.
1973	Han Chiang Primary School moved out of its premises beside the Teochew Association. Since no one managed the premises, the Directors of the Teochew Association and Teochew Business Association reached the agreement to allow the Teochew Business Association to use the premises as its office.
1985	On 30th January, Yeow Kheng Khoon was appointed as the 13th headmaster of Han Chiang Primary School.
1992	Lew Kong Phung was appointed as the 14th headmaster of Han Chiang Primary School on 1st January. A school expansion committee was formed and led by Lim Beng Chor. The expansion consisted of a school hall, canteen and 18 classrooms.
1994	Yeoh Kee Dong was appointed as the 15th headmaster of Han Chiang Primary School on 1st May. With overwhelming financial support from the businessmen and the public, the school constructed a hall and an additional 18 classrooms. In 1996, the school started to use these classrooms.
1995	On 15th August, Ch’ng Lean Kin was appointed as the 16th headmaster of Han Chiang Primary School, who helped to coordinate and supervise the school expansion project.
1996	Lim Beng Chor (1924 – 1996) was from Guandong province. He built up his business from scratch. He had been the Han Chiang Primary School Board of Directors chairman, a director of the Han Chiang Secondary School Board, treasurer, and deputy chairman and interim chairman. As a tribute to his contributions, “Lim Lian Yu Spirit” was awarded to him in recognition of his contributions to the school in 1996.
1997	On 16th April, Ch’ng Lean Kin was appointed as the 16th headmaster of Han Chiang Primary School. She was the first ever lady to be appointed as the headmistress of Han Chiang Primary School.
1998	School expansion project was completed. On August 17, 1998, the Board of Directors invited Mrs Lim Beng Chor to unveil the “Lim Beng Chor” commemorative plaque. On the same day, the Board of Directors Chairman Tan Sri Dato' Tan Kok Ping announced that August 18 would be the School Day.
1999	On 1st April, Tan Hwa Hwa was appointed as the 18th headmistress of Han Chiang Primary School. Board of Directors organized the 80th Anniversary celebration of Han Chiang Primary School and successfully raised RM200,000 as school development fund. The first ever commemoration magazine was published since the school founded in 1919.
2000	With the cooperation of the Board of Directors, Parents and Teachers Associations, Alumni Association, teachers and students coupled with the upgrade of soft and hardware of the school. The UPSR results create new records every year and the students are also outstanding in co-curricular activities. In 2000, 19 of the standard six students obtained 7As making it the highest achievement for the school.
2001	RM30,000 were spent to construct a covered walkway corridor which started its use on 3rd January. On 5th November, the outstanding UPSR performance of the school earned the 3rd prize award of “National Top 8 School”.
2003	In 2003, the school became the only Chinese school in Penang to receive the accolade of “Culture Seedling (Wen Hua You Miao)” from the Ministry of Youth, Sports and Culture, along with a grant of RM25, 000 to purchase dance costumes of the various local ethnicity.
2006	On September 23 2006, the choir group participated in the 40th Musical Festival in Kuala Lumpur and emerged in second placing.
2007	Dato’ Seri Ooi Soo Hing was elected as the organizing chairman of 88th Anniversary celebration. Based on the historical record, the first school day of Han Chiang primary school started on the 10th October. Hence, the committee agreed that the 88th anniversary celebration to be held on the 10th of October and for the coming years as well. During the celebration, Board of Directors was able to raise RM300,000 development fund to upgrade to interiors of the school hall to a higher level. The various primary schools in Jelutong did well in the UPSR exam, emerging in second place, with 43 students garnering 7As.
2008	RM120,000 was granted by Parents & Teachers Association of Han Chiang Primary School to rebuild the washrooms and to repaint the school. In the 2008 UPSR exam, 42 students obtained 7As, an excellent result.
2010	The board celebrated a joined anniversary celebration of 3 Han Chiang schools on 15th July with the theme “Han Chiang: Three Institutions Unified as One”.
2011	The school took part in the “Mandarin Battle Star” organized by NTV7 and MOE and achieved 2nd runner-up.
2012	The school took part in the “Mandarin Battle Star” organized by NTV7 and MOE and achieved 3nd runner-up. Under the excellent leadership of headmistress Tan Hwa Hwa, she was awarded as the “Outstanding School Leader” by MOE.
2013	The school was crowned as “High Performance School”, which was the highest accolade achievable by government schools in Malaysia. RM700,000 was granted to the school to upgrade the school facilities and international academic achievement. Headmistress Tan Hwa Hwa was awarded as the “Outstanding School Leader” for the 2nd time in row.
2014	Headmistress Tan Hwa Hwa was awarded as the “Outstanding School Leader for the 3rd time in row.
2015	Headmistress Tan Hwa Hwa was awarded as the “Outstanding School Leader” for the 4th time in row. The school became the champion in the “Mandarin Battle Star” organized by NTV7 and MOE and received RM30,000 as reward. 96th anniversary of the school was celebrated after a successful and brilliant achievement throughout the year, with the return of more than 10,000 alumnus gathering for alma mater. Tan Weng Hoe was appointed as the 19th headmaster of Han Chiang Primary School on 5th December.
2016	On 8th April, the Love Red Packet campaign was held in the school for the first time. Through doing the good deed of donating money to the charity, teachers and pupils are instilled with the good virtues and values of gaining happiness by being kind and helpful. The corridor along gate B was upgraded to become the “Road Safety Corridor”, an initiative by Headmaster Tan Weng Hoe and funded by PTA to increase the awareness of pupils about safety on the road.   In July, an outdoor LED board with the dimension of 20ft × 6ft was set up at the centre of school building. The board which cost RM38,000 was fully sponsored by the PTA and was the second largest LED board among the primary schools of Penang. A visit for an exchange programme from Srinakorn Hatyai High School, Thailand on 8th September. On the 29th October, Han Chiang Primary School was struck with the worst flood recorded in Han Chiang history, destroying lots of classrooms equipment and facilities around the school. Headmaster Tan Weng Hoe led the school cleaning project together with PTA and many other parents. A friendly school visit from Southern Seberang Prai District Education Inspectorate on 11th November. UPSR soared to new heights under teachers’ hard work, meanwhile a grand school charity carnival was hosted successfully in conjunction with the 97th anniversary celebration. Han Chiang Primary School managed to close the gap in placing from 10th to 7th out of 278 primary schools in Penang.
2017	Tan Hwa Hwa was awarded the “Outstanding School Leader” for the 5th time after her retirement and the school was granted RM10,000 for facilities upgrading purposes. The implementation of ALL SCHOOLS APP helps the school to deliver the latest information about school activities and any other announcements. It is also a good way to track the daily homework assigned to the pupils. Caring Parents Club of Han Chiang Primary School was formed in June under the initiative of Headmaster Tan Weng Hoe to help resolve the traffic issue during the school dismiss time. On 30th June, Tan Weng Hoe retired as headmaster. Lee Hong Choo was appointed as the 20th headmistress of Han Chiang Primary School on 28th July. On 15th September, after the fourth day of UPSR exam in the year, flash flood struck the school again during morning school time. With the help of various parties and agencies, school children were evacuated to safety and the UPSR pupils were able to return to school to sit for the exam as usual. The PTA successfully organized the first ever Mid-Autumn Neon Walk on 28th October. This night time walk gained positive feedbacks and praises from various parties. About 2 months later after the previous flood, the school was again hit with flood for the 2nd time consecutively in a year, with a record-breaking water level of almost 1.2 meters high. Many facilities on the ground floor were severely damaged, which caused the school a great lost. With not more than a week time remaining before the school annual graduation ceremony, many volunteers have come to aid the school and helped to return the school to the actual state. On the 11th November, it was the first time where Year 6 graduating pupils wore on the graduation robes along the school annual graduation ceremony. The ceremony was successfully held in the high school hall for the first time. Under the absolute effort of all the teachers and pupils, the school achieved yet another outstanding result in the UPSR examination, with 93.10%, the highest passing percentage within past ten years.
2018	New staffroom was relocated to the first floor which was financed by the Board of Directors to prevent flood damage in the future. At the same time, pantry was added. 550 sets of all new desks and chairs were jointly purchased by the Boards of Directors and Parents & Teachers Association to replace the old ones that were severely damaged during the flood. Dato Koay Khay Chye sponsored two all-in-one interactive boards for two classrooms. Every classroom was provided with a cabinet for storing textbooks and workbooks to reduce the school bags’ load of pupils. A visit from Chong Zheng Primary School of Singapore on 9th March. On 3rd March, a visit from the boarding schools and excellent schools’ officers to the school to discuss strategies and measures for school improvement.  Members from the Super Panda Team drew five panda-themed murals and organized a book sharing session to promote filial piety towards elderly to the pupils.
2019	A visit from Jukseong Elementary School on 9th January for the Cultural Exchange Programme. On 11th February, parents, teachers and pupils of three Han Chiang schools tossed the 100 metres Yee Sang together in the Han Chiang Stadium during the Chinese New Year celebration. On 30th March, two year 6 pupils took part in the “Top Student" organized by 8TV and MOE and achieved 2nd runner-up. Cooperate with the Han Chiang 100th anniversary, the three Han Chiang schools organized the Annual Sports Day successfully together on 27th April with the theme "Sports and Beyond". Mr. Saw Yeong Chin connected Malaysia’s renowned soprano, Ms. Tung Gak Hong, the widow of the late school anthem’s composer, Mr. Khaw Guan Liang, to sing the school anthem. The re-record of the school anthem was released during the Annual Sports Day 2019. On 4th May, the school took part in the “E-Sport Cintai Alam Sekitar” and achieved 3rd runner-up. On 15th May, the PTA and parent volunteers organized an extraordinary Teacher’s Day. All teachers savoured the memories to the full. On 27th May, a Cultural Exchange Programme was again held between Han Chiang Primary School and Jukseong Elementary School. The pupils had more opportunities to learn and understand the culture of Korea and to have better relationship among themselves. In conjunction with Han Chiang’s 100 Years of excellence celebration, a Torch Run successfully held on 14th  July. 4,000 people took part actively in the run. The Torch Run flagged off by Penang Han Chiang Associated Chinese Schools Association Board of Directors Chairman Dato’ Seri Ooi Soo Hing and Penang Han Chiang Associated Chinese Schools Association Board of Directors Honorary Advisor Dato’ Seri Ng Tee Soo.  There were 100 bicycles, 15 trishaws and two Hop On Hop Off double decker buses accompanied the torch bearers. The torch bearers passed the torch from one to another over a length of 6km route. On 20th July, twelve pupils from the school dancing team participated in the Malay Traditional Dance Competition organized by the Penang State Education Department and Southwest District Education Office, and won the Championship, Best Costume Award and Best Makeup Award. Thirty pupils from Han Chiang Primary School participated in a three-day and two-night Charity Dinner and Study Camp hosted by MEIJAYA Malaysia Native Food Sdn Bhd on 12th August. The pupils had the opportunity to participate in indigenous fashion show competitions, speech contests and visited many tourist spots in Kuala Lumpur. MEIJAYA Malaysia Native Food Sdn Bhd also donated RM 3000 to Han Chiang Primary School. On 9th July, the school dancing team proudly presented two traditional dances "Gadis Anak Tanjung" and "Spring News" at the National Day Celebration hosted by Radio Televisyen Malaysia (RTM) as the opening and closing performances. On 14th September, in conjunction with Han Chiang Centennial Celebration, Han Chiang Primary School has held a Centennial Lantern Festival Walkathon which is also the Children's Day Celebration. Around 3,000 participants joined this walkathon with their lanterns along the fancy car parade, as well as dragon and lion dance performance. This also marks the first time ever that Han Chiang Primary School held our Children's Day Celebration at night.   On 10th October, a ribbon-cutting ceremony was held to officially open the refurbished school hall of Han Chiang Primary School. Penang State Executive Councillor YB Chong Eng, who was the main guest of honour, was accompanied by the Board of Directors Tan Sri Dato’ Seri Tan Kok Ping, and Board Chairman Dato’ Seri Ooi Soo Hing to unveil a commemorative plaque together with a tree planting ceremony that symbolizes continuous growth of Han Chiang. It was an awesome evening on 12th October. They were 6,000 Han Chiangites attended the Han Chiang Centennial Dinner, including Han Chiang alumni who came from oversea to celebrate Han Chiang’s centenary.  The guest-of-honour at the centennial dinner was none other than the Minister of Finance, Malaysia, the Honourable Mr Lim Guan Eng. On 15th October, the pupils of 5K conducted an online video communication with the pupils of Nabeup Elementary School in Jeju Island, South Korea under the leadership of their teachers. On 16th November, the 75th Han Chiang Graduation Ceremony was successfully held with 162 graduates. On 21st November, the school UPSR candidates achieved an outstanding result with 94.41% passing rate. On 18th December, 28 pupils participated in the 31st National Chinese Dance Festival and the 20th National Chinese School Inter-School Dance Observation Competition hosted by the Penang Dance Association, and won the gold award for the dance "Look Who Is Here".
2020	On 29th January, Han Chiang School celebrated the Chinese New Year on the fifth day. The board of directors giving out red packets to teachers on the first workday. The PTA also distributed red packets to the pupils and tangerines to the teachers and pupils too. It serves as motivation for the teachers and is believed to bring good luck to both the pupils and the teachers. On 30th March, the pandemic was severe. The government issued a Movement Control Order. Teachers and pupils were unable to attend to the school. The school has established a timetable for online classes to ensure that pupils are not suspended from gaining knowledge. From 21st to 30th May, Ms Lee Hong Choo, Headmistress of Han Chiang Primary School and 18 teachers led 100 Year 5 pupils to participate in the "Transnational Online Teaching Exchange and Sharing Program". Mr Tang Yu Xin from Taiwan not only conducted online learning and communication sessions with pupils, but also shares 3 learning software: PAGAMO, CLASSTING and MYVIEWBOARD. Under the guidance of Mr Tang, Han Chiang Primary School is fortunate to become the first school in Malaysia to obtain free use of CLASSTING software for life. On 23rd June, Mr. Lee Kok Siong, Chairman of PTA, sponsored 4 microphones and 4 video cameras to the school to assist teachers to smoothen the transition to online teaching. On 8th July, Datin Ang Bee Chin, Committee member of PTA presented a fully automatic intelligent infrared temperature measuring instrument to the school as to smoothen the process of measuring the body temperature. On 15th July and 22nd July, pupils returned to school and resumed classes in accordance with the Standard Operating Procedures for Resumption (SOP). The attendance rate reached up to 98%. On 28th August, Nurjessica Emelda from Year 5 took part in the 2020 National Day Online Poetry Recitation Competition which organized by Penang Northeastern District Education Office and won a consolation prize. On 10th October, Han Chiang Primary School held the 101st School Anniversary and Children’s Day Celebration in a new normal way. All social strata had an opportunity to enjoy the grand ceremony through the online blessing and Facebook live broadcast. This live broadcast attracted 5,324 people to watch. On 23rd October, Look Yan Xing from Year 5 won the Championship in the Penang Online Malay Language Poetry Writing Competition. School closed starting on 9th November to the last day of the 2020 schooling semester in tandem with the Conditional Movement Control Order (CMCO). Han Chiang Primary School handled school affairs in accordance with the administrative management prescribed by the Education Department. All pupils followed the online learning schedule planned by the school. On 22nd and 23rd December, Han Chiang Primary School held the 76th Graduation Ceremony for 179 graduates in a new normal way subject to strict compliance with health standard operating procedures set out by the relevant regulatory authorities.
2021	On 20th January, the beginning of the new school year, the members of school voluntary parental group took turns to the school every day to assist all pupils, teachers and staff members to go through 'gatekeeping screening' before entering the school compound included; scanning body temperature, using hand sanitizer and road safety control services to ensure that pupils learning in school safely. On 11th February, Han Chiang Primary School worked together to record the 2021 Chinese New Year movie "The Cow Turns the Universe: A Chinese New Year Without Pandemic" in just one week, and it was broadcast on the PIBK SJKC Han Chiang on New Year’s Eve. On 22nd February, the COVID-19 pandemic has forced school closures nationwide. As a result, education has changed dramatically, with schools embracing the home-based teaching and learning 2.0 (PdPR) to mitigate the transmission of the virus. All students learn through online classes in accordance with the instructions. On 28th February, Christopher Hong Yen Jzer and Ooi Jun Ming year 6 took part in the “Top Studentv Season 2" organized by 8TV and MOE and achieved Championship. Year 1 and 2 pupils returned to school and resumed classes on 1st March, while those in Year 3 to 6 backed on 8th March in accordance with the Standard Operating Procedures for Resumption (SOP) On 9th March, Datin Ong Bee Chin, a committee member of PTA, who was enthusiastic in school education contributed 10 smart tablets to the school and 5 laptops to the teachers to help teachers and students solve the problems along the process of home-based teaching and learning. On 10th April, Penang Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow was invited in the foundation stone-laying ceremony of SJK (C) Han Chiang new building and witnessing the contract award signing between the Han Chiang School Board chairman Datuk Seri Ooi Soo Hing and the JVG Bina Sdn Bhd (the contractor) director Henry Yeoh. On 20th April, the North- East District Health Office sent a disinfection team to the Han Chiang Primary School to conduct a comprehensive disinfection of every classroom and all corners. On 3rd May, the school was being instructed from the Penang State Health Department to temporarily close. All pupils followed the online learning schedule planned by the school. On 19th June, Lee Yu Yee from Year 5 won an Upper Primary Excellent Award in the Chinese Culture Storytelling and Speech Contest for Penang Chinese Primary Schools organized by the PCTH Culture and Education Sub-committee which cooperate with Penang State Education Department. On 28th and 29th June, the school teachers emailed the Pupils’ Assessment Report (PBD) of the first semester to parents to interpret the progress of pupils in online learning. On 17th July, Wong Zi Shan from Year 6 won a Consolation Prize in the Penang Primary School Astronomy Quiz Competition organized by the Astronomical Society of Penang. On 20th August, Chong Hao Jun, Chuan Wen Xuan and Adam Hizman from Year 5 won the third, fourth and fifth placing in the Cycling Safety Quiz Competition which was organized by Penang State Education Department. On 28th August, Keng Jia Hui from Year 6 won the 1st runner up in the STEM Carnival: Junior Maths Olympiad which was organized by the Penang State Education Department. On 4th  September, the school was awarded The Highest Number of Participants in the STEM Carnival: Science Online Quiz Competition which was organized by the Penang State Education Department. Tee Yi Shan from Year 4 won the second prize in the competition. On 13th and 14th September, a total number of 134 pupils from Year 4 to Year 6 took part in the #Bolehcode MICROBIT Competition which was organized by Arus Academy. The school was awarded RM1000 for a wireless microphone and a set of studio lighting equipment for the achievement of The Highest Number of Participants. 27 pupils managed to enter into the finalists of the competition. On 20th September, Nur Jessica Emelda binti Zambali Shah from Year 6 represented the state as the finalist of the National Creative Dancing Competition and won third place. On 8th to 15th October, female pupils from Year 4 to Year 6 took part actively in the National Agents of TECH: Innovation Girls’ Icon Competition which was organized by Arus Academy. The school was awarded RM300 for a mini studio set for the achievement of The Highest Number of Participants. Khoo Ven Rui from Year 5 was nominated for the top five primary school Agents of TECH. On 10th October, Han Chiang Primary School held the 102nd School Anniversary and Children’s Day Celebration in a new normal way. The school pupils shone brightly in the virtual talent performances and the practice of flipped classrooms during the online classes . All school teachers, pupils and the public enjoyed the grand virtual ceremony through the live broadcast on Facebook and Youtube Channel. On 15th October, Boey Shee Shen from Year 6 took part in  the MSSP Wushu Championship and won gold medals in fencing and spear. On 12th November, the school pupils took part in the TS25 Junior Emcee Virtual Competition. Lucas Teng Ywen Joon from Year 6 won the first prize in the English Formal Official Ceremony (Solo) category, Chiam Zi Yi and Wong Zi Shan won the third prize in the Bahasa Malaysia Informal Official Ceremony (Paired) category. On 22nd November, the pupils returned to school and resumed classes alternately in Group A and Group B in accordance with the Standard Operating Procedures for Resumption (SOP). On 30th November, the school pupils took part in the 2021 Overseas Chinese (Zhongshan) Essay Competition, Khoo Ven Rui from Year 5 won the 1st runner up, Auyong June from Year 4, Chong Yan Seen and Ng Win Xi from Year 6 won the excellence award in the competition. On 18th  December, the school pupils took part in the 2021 Overseas Chinese Teenagers Creative Writing Competition. 5 pupils won the first prize, 11 pupils won the 1st runner up and 32 pupils won Study Award in the competition.

 

HISTORY OF SJK(C) HAN CHIANG 2022

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