Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Hamid Khan
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| Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Hamid Khan |
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| Motto | Hidup Sambil Belajar (Study As You Live) |
| Established | 1977 |
| Type | Public coeducational secondary |
| Principal | Mr. Wong Kee Kouk |
| Students | approx. 800 |
| Grades | Form 1- Form 5 |
| Location | Island Glades, Penang, Penang Malaysia |
| Website | www.hamidkhan.co.nr |
Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Hamid Khan is a secondary school (high school) which is located in Island Glades, Penang, Malaysia. This school has approximately 750 students.The average passes every year for the national level examinations S.P.M and P.M.R is well above 90%.In the year 2004, there were 20 top scorers for the S.P.M out of a total 50 students who took the examinations(for the science classes). This school has an excellent discipline record thanks to the Prefect's Board and the discipline teacher, Mr. Naresh.This school has also produced great national-level athletes like Christine Ong which represented Malaysia in the SEA Games. There has also been a significant amount of King Scouts from this school.
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[edit] School Song
Hidup Sambil Belajar
Murid-murid dengan hati bersatu penuh semangat membara
Mendapat didikan serta ilmu demi kemakmuran negara
Menghadapi segala cabaran mengatasi segala bebanan
Rajin berusaha dalam pelajaran dan cemerlang di bidang sukan
Bertabah hati, yakinkan diri, hidup adil saksama
Sentiasa bersyukur, mencintai yang luhur dan bertimbang rasa,
Dengan hasrat untuk menjayakan cita sumpah dan ikrar,
Di Sekolah Menengah Hamid Khan hidup sambil belajar.
[edit] Prefect's Board
The Prefect's Board plays a very important role in helping the school to maintain the discipline of the students.The committee members(2005) are Keshvinder Singh, Amardeep Singh, Sudeep Narula, Ch'ng Mun Chern, Shaun Wong, Andrew Wong, Gan Hing Seong, Nalayini, Thaddeus Loke, Ooi Song Shin, Lim Lay Yuin, Koe Jin Xiang, Syakirin, Jolyn and Muhammad Roshdi. It has been suggested that this batch of prefects were the best ever, although this issue is strongly disputed due to the lack of support for the Head Prefect during the early months of the year.
[edit] The Prefect's Room
The Prefect's Board in Sekolah Menengah kebangsaan Hamid Khan (SMKHK) has their own Prefect's Room where important meetings takes place. Topics of discussion are primarily based on spot-checks. Spot-checks are consistently done by the Prefect's Board to maintain order by confiscating illegal materials such as alcoholic beverage, weapons, liquid paper, drugs, cigarettes, CD's, pornographic materials and much more.The prefect's Board also organises two different meetings, the first takes place in the morning every Monday, and the second takes place every recess period throughout the week. The prefect's Board are also involved in marching sessions which takes place in the Annual School Sports Day.
[edit] Subjects
The subjects are divided into two levels, Form 1-Form 3 students will sit for the P.M.R and form 4-5 students will take the S.P.M. In P.M.R, the core subjects taken are:
- English Language
- Malay Language
- Mathematics
- Geography
- History
- Living Skills(Kemahiran Hidup)
- Science
The subjects taken in S.P.M* are: English Language, Malay Language, Additional Mathematics, Modern Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, History, English in Science and Technology, and Moral Studies(Islamic Studies for Muslim students).
- subjects are based on students majoring in science
[edit] A Brief History
By the end of 1976, this school had two blocks (two storeys high) which consists of a general office, principal's office, vice principal's office, teacher's room, a library, two science labs, an art room and fourteen class rooms.
Originally, it was an all-girls school which was called Island Glades Girls School. It was then changed to Sekolah Menengah Island Glades as they changed it into a mixed school. Finally, the name Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Hamid Khan was given in honour of Captain Hamid Khan who played a significant role in the education ministry before Malaysia's independence.
In 1977, this school had 272 students and twelve teachers.This school was then officiated by the Education Minister, Y.B.Dr. Michael Toyad on July 25, 1977.
