THE ART OF NATION BUILDING
..............COLOURFUL MOMENTS OF UNITY
PRIZE PRESENTATION CEREMONY 5 November 2016
Guest Of Honour: YB Datuk Seri Panglima Wilfred Madius Tangau Minister Of Science, Technology And Innovation Malaysia
Jointly Organised By
2nd edition
Patriotism and one’s love for their country is not just about flying the national flag once a year. This physical and traditional action may no longer be effective amongst our younger generation when it comes to nurturing and inculcating love and loyalty to their home country. Instead, alternative innovative approaches are required to engage the young nowadays to sow in them this ‘patriotic seed’. Therefore, this programme is aimed at re-introducing the young to the country’s golden olden times and awakening their sense of belonging towards their home country by re-enacting and expressing the past pride in their artwork. Through this expression of art, history can then become a practical reference for creating a better future in our country. The programme is aimed; • To cultivate a sense of nationhood and belonging through art • To encourage patriotism and instill loyalty into the hearts of young people by creating awareness about national values through the expression of art • To create awareness to the diverse race, ethnicity and cultures of our society especially in our youth • To further create an understanding of this diversity and thereby acceptance and respect for each other (I) NATION-WIDE ART COMPETITION An art competition was carried out over the month of July and August where students from Upper Primary (Primary 4, 5 and 6), Lower Secondary (Form 1, 2 and 3) and Upper Secondary (Form 4, 5 and 6) all over the country participated. The art competition was themed ‘Hari Jadi Malaysia’. There was an astounding response from the school students and the competition attracted a total of 8283 entrIes. The art pieces were then judged based on the accuracy of their factual contents, originality and creativity as well as the brief synopsis of the art work submitted. (II) NATION BUILDING ART EXHIBITION (12 Sept – 4 Oct) 400 art pieces from the pool total of 8283 were then shortlisted. These selected pieces of artwork as well as the synopses were then exhibited in high crowd turn over area for a few weeks which included locations such as City Mall, Centrepoint, Suria Shopping Mall, Kota Kinabalu International Airport and Gaya Street (Jesselton Hotel). This programme is jointly organised by the Sabah State Education Department (JPN), the Society Empowerment & Economic Development of Sabah (SEEDS), the Federation of Sabah Chinese Women Associations (FSCWA) and JCI Kota Kinabalu.
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Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation Malaysia YB Datuk Seri Panglima Wilfred Madius Tangau
Firstly let me express how excited I am to be invited as the Guest of Honor for this meaningful programme. I understand that this year marks the second installments of this programme and that it has been extended to a national event and not limited to just the state of Sabah, which is attune to its aims and objectives as a nation building programme. Malaysia is one of the few countries in the world that is home to such a large collection of cultures and faiths that are peaceful and progressive. We are truly unique, but this should never be taken for granted. In so many other countries, an abundance of cultures existing in close proximity to one another breeds conflict. Of course we too have in the past, seen efforts of certain irresponsible parties threaten cultural harmony in Malaysia, by inciting violence between our races. However thankfully, as a nation with a modern vision we have generally protected the harmony we all enjoy, and for this to continue, we have to involve our youth in ways such as this. I would like to congratulate ‘The Art to Nation Building’ programme, and its organisers for its continued success and expansion. It remains a significant and timely effort to boost patriotism amongst school children throughout the country. It is never too late to encourage our youth, and the future leaders of Malaysia to embrace unity and understanding in diversity, and I think this initiative serves to do just that. Congratulations to all the winners!
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Minister of Youth and Sports, Sabah
YB Datuk Haji Tawfiq Bin Datuk Seri Panglima Haji Abu Bakar Titingan The Future is Now...Youths are the foundation of any country in the world. With that in mind, it is important for us to ensure that youths are brought up and taken care off while they are still impressionable of their surroundings, so that they can be moulded to be wonderful seeds in the future that could help in nation development. The Art of Nation Building 2016 programme is one of the programmes that support this initiative. With more than 8000 artworks submitted from all around the nation, it shows that our youths are well endowed in art and have their own opinions on what is relevant to them with regards to Nationhood. What makes the event even more interesting and meaningful is that it allows the young children -- the future leaders of our country -- to express their love and patriotic feelings towards their leaders and country through their own creative imagination. This creative effort should be continued in the future so that more young people will be aware about the founding of the country and the sacrifices made by our founding fathers to build this beloved country of ours. In the hope that Malaysia continues to be progressive and moderate in its overall development, it is important for us to engage our children in the things that will contribute to this reality. Initiatives such as The Art of Nation Building art competition provide a window through which we can realise the fruits of our guidance of strong moral and social values in our children. We in the ministry are fully supportive of any effort to include the young people in the process of building the country. I would like to also add that I am very much encouraged to see a strategic and strong collaboration between the three NGOs namely, Society Empowerment & Economic Development Sabah (SEEDS), the Federation of Sabah Chinese Women Associations (FSCWA) and Junior Chamber International Kota Kinabalu (JCI KK). It is inspiring that these three NGOs which are individually so different in identities and ideologies can come together sharing resources and exchanging their ideas for such a great cause. Hats off to them! Last but not least, I would like to once again congratulate the organisers of this programme for their efforts and commitment in organising the event. And congratulations to all the winners and their parents.
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Organising Chairlady cum President of the Federation of Sabah Chinese Women Associations Dr. Pamela Yong
The Colourful Moments of Unity! It is an exciting time in Malaysia. The country is maturing at a rapid rate, both developmentally and sociologically. But what of the views of today’s youngsters, born into a Malaysia vastly different from that known by the previous generation? What of their ideas on nationhood, loyalty to country, and cultural diversity? For the second year running, the Society Empowerment & Economic Development of Sabah (SEEDS), in collaboration with the Sabah State Education Department, the Federation of Sabah Chinese Women Associations (FSCWA), and JCI Kota Kinabalu, aim to engage with our youth, and explore Nationhood through the eyes of young Malaysians via “The Art of Nation Building” art competition themed, “Hari Jadi Malaysia”. This year however, we extended the reach of this competition to a national level, to gauge ideas of Nationalism amongst children in Semenanjung Malaysia, and attempt to draw any parallels between the basic values children expressed in last year’s competition, which was only Sabah based. We are pleased to note that the response has been outstanding with 8283 entries received from across the country. Over the years, there have been murmurs of dissent of which tend to gain momentum circa the national month every year. The perceived imbalance in significance of Malaya’s Independence Day, and our National Day continues to frustrate many Bornean Malaysians, and may lend to further fuelling such discord and disunity. Challenges to national unity such as these are issues that the next generation will have to tackle. But no matter how tough the going gets, we must not allow it to gnaw at the delicate stitches of national unity and nationhood which were painstakingly sewn by our country’s founding fathers. As such, the judging of all art submissions places top priority on ‘factually correct’ artwork. We then turn to the quality of the artwork and I must say I am both impressed and reassured with the personal and thought-provoking graphical representations of these artists’ visions for Malaysia. These seeds of young minds are the reflection of what Malaysia is to come and we share these with you today. Again, I am extremely grateful for the assistance rendered by our co-organisers of this event, who have worked so hard to grow the width and span of the programme. I would also like to take this opportunity to express my sincere gratitude to the schooling communities across the Country for their participation and support. Last but by no means least the parents of the children deserve great cheers, as they have a big role to play in the encouragement and guidance they give their children at home. My congratulations to all the winners, and to each and every participant, I thank you. Well done for producing such wonderful Colourful Moments of Unity!
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Sabah State Education Department Director
Datuk Hajah Maimunah Binti Haji Suhaibul I, on behalf of the Sabah Education Department, would like to congratulate the Society Empowerment & Economic Development of Sabah (SEEDS), the Federation of Chinese Women Sabah (FSCWA), and the Junior Chamber International Kota Kinabalu for successfully organising the nationwide art competition with the theme “Hari Jadi Malaysia”. The response was astonishing, with more than 8000 entries submitted. This was followed by the Nation Building Art Exhibition held from September till October 2016. The Exhibition featured 240 shortlisted art pieces. They were displayed at strategic locations throughout Kota Kinabalu. The Sabah State Education Department is proud to be part of this program and would like to continuously support such an effort by SEEDS, FSCWA and JCI Kota Kinabalu in the future. Such an activity will not only enhance students’ skills and creativity in arts but also inculcate their love, faith and loyalty to the nation. In addition, the involvement and support from the public and NGOs in the development of education are highly appreciated, in tandem with the aspirations of the Malaysian Education Blueprint 20132025. I hope that this programme would be continued in the future, and congratulations to the winners and the organisers.
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Society Empowerment & Economic Development of Sabah Chairman Datuk Badil Zaman bin Fazul Rahman Assalamualaikum and greetings to everyone. This year marks the 53rd year of the formation of Malaysia. The formation of this great country has been filled with many sweet and sour memories, but for the most part is has been very sweet. Malaysia as a wonderful country as it is, must protect and defend the country’s ideals of multi culture and peaceful co-existence for the sake of our children’s future. In Sabah alone, there are more than 50 ethnics, each with its own unique culture, language and faiths. This cultural and religious diversity must be safeguarded as they signify our common values of racial harmony and peaceful co-existence. ‘The Art of Nation Building’ program was culminated in efforts by various NGOs in Sabah to increase the spirit of togetherness and sense of belonging among Sabahan Malaysian especially the young generation. The first of its kind, the program aims to develop a better nation by engaging young minds through their drawings. I was impressed by our young children who defined Malaysia through their drawings. It is hoped that the future of Sabah as well as the country would be as bright and colourful as the drawings of our children. I would like to congratulate all the winners and their parents for taking part in this competition. I would also like to express my gratitude and sincere thanks to all who have given their time and effort in making this event a successful one.
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Junior Chamber International Kota Kinabalu 2016 President Ng Tze Ek JCI has developed many leaders for the nation over the years, and are grooming many more. As leaders, we need something to stand on, something we stay true to, something we reach for. We need to stand on a firm foundation. Stay true to our heart for others, our mission to serve, our values, principles and identity and we shall not divert from the path to success. We hope to reach for the best in each of our members; we inspire and empower our members’ aspirations to reach for the brightest possible future for them. Hence, JCI Kota Kinabalu is honoured to be working together again with Society Empowerment & Economic Development of Sabah (SEEDS) and the Federation of Chinese Women Sabah Association (FSCWA) and Sabah State Education Department on “The Art of Nation Building 2016”. “So powerful is the light of unity that it can illuminate the whole earth” Youths have the potential to develop a nation and raise the fundamentals of the national unity spirit. Therefore recognition and contribution from youths is highly needed as they are valuable assets and represent the future generation of national leaders. The beautiful artworks that the students produced are a reflection of the dream and aspiration for the nation. We are immensely proud to be part of the programme again and honoured to have a glimpse of the vision of these young minds. On behalf of JCI Kota Kinabalu, I would like to congratulate all the winners and thank you to all students, parents and schools for their participation. Malaysia Boleh!
Organising Committee Patron:
Advisor: Co-Organising Chairman Vice Chairman
Secretary Assistant Secretary Treasurer Committee I) Drawing Competition
1. Ybhg Datuk Hj Maimunah Binti Suhaibul, Director of Sabah Education Department 2. Datuk Badil Zaman, President of SEEDS 3. Datuk Agnes Shim, Advisor of FSCWA 4. Ng Tze Ek, President of JCI KK Datuk Dr Mohd Hj Kassim bin Haji Mohd Ibrahim, Depuy Director of Sabah Education Department 1. Mr. Mohd Zaini bin Yanin Head of SPS 2. Dr Pamela Yong, Treasurer of SEEDS 1. Ir. Datu Jamigul Datu Haji Salim, Head of SPK 2. Encik Abidin Marjan, Head of SPA 3. Mr Abdul Zaini Sani Paijo, Head of Assistant Director, SPS 4. Mr Rahezzal Shah, SEEDS 5. Ms Gracia Ng Giok Chin, FSCWA 6. Ms Wendy Chan Poh Lu, JCI KK 1. Encik Tham Yun Fook, Assistant Director, SPS, JPNS 2. Head of Unit of Social Studies, SPA 3. Ms Katty Voon Wan Yee, SEEDS 1. Mr Chai Ket Min, Penyelia USR, SPS 2. Madam Jane Lim, FSCWA Madam Tsen Mu Khyun, FSCWA Person-in-charge Prize Sponsorship Record of Receiving Artworks Publicity (Media) Promotion Publicity (Participation)
II) Art Gallery / Exhibition
III) Prize Presentation
Judges (JPNS) Person-in-charge Venue Banner and Promotion Sponsorship Program Venue Program
Invitations Protocol Food & Beverages Registration Usher Publicity (Media)
Panel of Judges
Legal Advisor
Katty Voon, SEEDS / FSCWA I) Michelle Tang, FSCWA 1) Datuk Badil Zaman 2) Datuk Agnes Shim Head of Unit of Social Studies 1) Dr Arnold, SEEDS 2) Jane Lim, FSCWA 3) Wendy Chan, JCIKK 1) Tony Paridi, SEEDS 2) Rafiq Idris, SEEDS 3) Joaneseh James Ghani, SEEDS 4) Nelson Angang, SEEDS 5) Rizal Idris, SEEDS 6) Gracia Ng, FSCWA Sabah State Education Department, JPNS Wendy Chan, JCIKK Dr Pamela, SEEDS Ng Tze Ek, JCIKK Datuk Badil Zaman 1) Victoria Su, JCIKK 2) Lim Fang Yi, JCIKK 3) Vincent Ho, JCIKK Ng Tze Ek, JCIKK 1) Rahezzal, SEEDS 2) Queenie Siak, FSCWA 3) Victoria Su, JCIKK 4) Yong Chau Tai, FSCWA 1) Azwan, SEEDS 2) Jane Lim, FSCWA 1) Datuk Badil Zaman, SEEDS 2) Dtk Agnes Shim, FSCWA 3) Tham Yun Fook, JPNS Alice Chai, FSCWA Mary Woo, FSCWA 1) Joaneseh James Ghani, SEEDS 2) Ashling Tang, FSCWA 1) Dr Arnold, SEEDS 2) Jane Lim, FSCWA 3) Wendy Chan, JCIKK Michelle Tang, FSCWA SMK St. Francis Convent, KK Sabah Azwan Perman, SEEDS
Prize & Certificate Master of Ceremony Floor Manager 1. Tuan Haji Harris bin Ederis, 2. Mr Baron Bin Kampiau 3. Mr Hassan bin Majin 4. Mr Mohd Aspurani bin Ismail 5. Mr Maikol bin Yapat 6. Madam Anna binti Idrus 1) Ms Joaneseh James Ghani, SEEDS 2) Mr Nelson Angang, SEEDS
“The Art Of Nation Building” Launching of “The Art of Nation Building” Programme and Art Competition
“The Art Of Nation Building” Courtesy Visits: To Principals of Eligible Schools to Notify and Encourage Participation
“The Art Of Nation Building” Judging Day 7 September 2016
Category: Upper Primary (Primary 4, 5 & 6) Theme of art competition: ‘Hari Jadi Malaysia’
CHAMPION Category: Upper Primary (Primary 4, 5 & 6)
Rakyat Malaysia saling hormat-menghormati dan sayang akan Negara tercinta, Malaysia seperti mana yang digambarkan dalam bentuk “hati� dalam lukisan.
CHOW JING XIN, 11 SJK(C) CHUNG HWA, LIKAS
1ST RUNNER UP Category: Upper Primary (Primary 4, 5 & 6)
Saya bersyukur sebagai rakyat Malaysia dengan mempunyai Tanah Air ini yang penuh dengan pelbagai etnik, flora dan fauna yang istimewa. Selamat Hari Malaysia, Tanah Cinta Airku!
CHEN YI WEN, 12 SJK(C) CHUNG HWA, KK
2ND RUNNER UP Category: Upper Primary (Primary 4, 5 & 6)
Rakyat Malaysia yang terdiri daripada pelbagai jenis kaum bersama-sama meraihkan Hari Kebangsaan dengan sehati sejiwa.
CHIA YEE XIN, 10 SRJK(C) PUI GIN, SANDAKAN
CONSOLATION Category: Upper Primary (Primary 4, 5 & 6)
CHEE YING XUAN, 12 SJK(C) YUK CHIN, TAWAU
CONSOLATION Category: Upper Primary (Primary 4, 5 & 6)
Poster saya menggambarkan 3 orang budak lelaki yang berbilang bangsa sedang berlayar di tengah laut sambil mengibarkan jalur gemilang penuh dengan kebangsaan. Situasi ini membawa makna rakyat Malaysia hidup dengan harmoni di bawah satu bumbung tanpa mengira jenis etnik dan kaum. Bak kata peribahasa “Bulat air kerana pembetung, bulat manusia kerana muafakat.�
JOEL SIA ZHAO YU, 12 SJK(C) CHUNG HWA, KK
CONSOLATION Category: Upper Primary (Primary 4, 5 & 6)
Kepelbagaian suku kaum ini bersikap perpaduan untuk mengekalkan keamanan Negara dan patriotik akan Negara. Saya ingin menyampaikan kemeriahan sambutan Hari Jadi Malaysia.
LIM WEI XIANG, 12 SJK(C) YUK CHIN, TAWAU
CONSOLATION Category: Upper Primary (Primary 4, 5 & 6)
Malaysia merupakan sebuah Negara yang terdiri daripada berbilang kaum dan bangsa. Rakyat hidup bersatu padu serta aman damai tanpa sebarang pertelingkahan.
SELINA LIM SHI QI, 11 SJK(C) SHAN TAO, KK
CONSOLATION Category: Upper Primary (Primary 4, 5 & 6)
Kemakmuran Malaysia kini, kebanggaan rakyat berbilang kaum dan budaya. Oleh itu, saya rasa bangga dan syukur lahir sebagai anak Malaysia.
KAVERN OOI, 11 SJK(C) YUK CHIN, TAWAU
CONSOLATION Category: Upper Primary (Primary 4, 5 & 6)
Perasaan cinta terhadap negara Malaysia dapat diluahkan dengan sepenuhnya-penuhnya. Kita sebagai anak Malaysia berjanji akan bekerjasama dan berganding bahu untuk mencapaikan segala harapan negara yang tercinta.
DAPHNE CHU YOONG KEI, 11 SRJK(C) PUI GIN, SANDAKAN
CONSOLATION Category: Upper Primary (Primary 4, 5 & 6)
Rakyat Malaysia hidup dengan aman dan damai dengan sifat perpaduan dan semangat cinta akan negara. Bak kata pepatah “bersatu kita teguh, bercerai kita roboh�. Wahai, anak Malaysia ! Sekata sehati sejiwa dan setia berkorban untuk negara.
ELTON TAN JUN, 12 SJK(C) YUK CHIN, TAWAU
CONSOLATION Category: Upper Primary (Primary 4, 5 & 6)
Malaysia adalah sebuah negara majmuk yang mempunyai keunikan penduduk yang berbilang kaum dan budaya. Rakyat Malaysia yang berpegang pada prinsip-prinsip Rukun Negara dalam keadaan aman, damai dan harmoni di negera tercinta ini.
LO XIANG YI, 11 SJK(C) CHUNG HWA, LIKAS
CONSOLATION Category: Upper Primary (Primary 4, 5 & 6)
Menyambut Hari jadi Malaysia menunjukkan semangat patriotik dan rasa cinta akan negara. Semua rakyat bertoleransi, menghormati budaya tradisional dan adat resam antara satu sama lain.
PAU JIN SHUN, 11 SJK(C) SHAN TAO, KK
CONSOLATION Category: Upper Primary (Primary 4, 5 & 6)
Sambutan hari tersebut hendaklah diteruskan agar generasi muda yang menjadi tonggak negara pada masa hadapan akan mengerti dan menghayati kebaikannya.
CHIN BAO SHENG, 12 SJK(C) ANGLO CHINESE, KK
Category: Lower Secondary (Form 1, 2 & 3) Theme of art competition: ‘Hari Jadi Malaysia’
CHAMPION Category: Lower Secondary (Form 1, 2 & 3)
Tangan-tangan ini disatukan menjadi “ bentuk cinta� akan Negara Malaysia. Rakyat jelata sangat bersyukur kerana dapat hidup dengan aman dan sejahtera di Negara Malaysia yang terdiri daripada berbilang kaum seperti kaum melayu, cina, india, kadazan, iban dan lain-lain lagi.
OOI LI WEN, 14 SMJK PHOR TAY, PULAU PINANG
1ST RUNNER UP Category: Lower Secondary (Form 1, 2 & 3)
Bandar dapat ditafsirkan juga sebagai proses transformasi sesebuah kawasan yang mundur menjadi kawasan yang maju daripada peningkatan penduduk, peningkatan aktiviti ekonomi, peningkatan taraf dan kualiti kehidupan penduduk.
CHIN BAO ER, 14 S.M. TSHUNG TSIN
2ND RUNNER UP Category: Lower Secondary (Form 1, 2 & 3)
Pada 16 September setiap tahun pelbagai perarakan yang meriah akan berada di seluruh Negara Malaysia. Rakyat Malaysia memakai pakaian istimewa kaum masing-masing sambil meraihkan Hari yang gemilang ini. Perarakan dan persembahan yang menakjubkan menaikkan atmosfera Hari Jadi Malaysia beransur-ansur mencapai kemuncaknya. Selamat Hari Jadi Malaysia.
CHONG KA ZEN, 13 KIAN KOK MIDDLE SCHOOL
CONSOLATION Category: Lower Secondary (Form 1, 2 & 3)
Di dalam kanta pembesar terwujudnya perkataan dan peta Malaysia yang indah. 16 September merupakan satu tarikh yang sangat bermakna dan bersejarah untuk semua rakyat jelata di Negara Malaysia.
OOI LI XIN, 14 SMJK PHOR TAY, PULAU PINANG
CONSOLATION Category: Lower Secondary (Form 1, 2 & 3)
Kita anak Malaysia dan hidup bersama-sama. Kita bersama-sama mengucapkan Hari Jadi Malaysia. Malaysia “sehati sejiwa”. Malaysia Negara yang berbilang kaum. Kita semua hidup bersama-sama di Negara ini dengan harmoni.
JASON NG CHAN FUNG, 15 KIAN KOK MIDDLE SCHOOL
CONSOLATION Category: Lower Secondary (Form 1, 2 & 3)
Lukisan ini menggambarkan tentang kaum-kaum Malaysia menyambut sempena Hari Jadi Malaysia melalui internet. Di samping itu, terdapat juga bangunan-bagunan, binatangbinatang, bunga raya dan alat-alat mainan yang terdapat di Malaysia. Jalur gemilang berkibar megah di langit manakala letupan dan cahaya yang dikeluarkan dari bunga api begitu cantik dan unik sekali.
KENNICE SIA TZE RONG, 13 S.M. TSHUNG TSIN
CONSOLATION Category: Lower Secondary (Form 1, 2 & 3)
Perjuangan negarawan, pemimpin dan pejuang-pejuang tanah air terdahulu semamangnya banyak jasa pengorbanannya kepada kita. Ayuh kita sebagai rakyat Malaysia harus mensyukuri, hargai, bersatupadu memelihara mempertahankan kesejahteraan yang kita kecapi dan terus berusaha memajukan diri masing-masing bagi mencapai kemajuan Negara ke suatu tahap Malaysia menjadi Negara maju dihormati, disegani dan model Negara yang terbaik di dunia.
MUHAMMAD KHAIRULAMIRIN B. MOHD RAIMY, 15 SMKA MAAHAD MUAR, JOHOR
CONSOLATION Category: Lower Secondary (Form 1, 2 & 3)
FLORENCE WONG YEE RU, 14 SABAH CHINESE HIGH SCHOOL
CONSOLATION Category: Lower Secondary (Form 1, 2 & 3)
Suasana diserikan dengan sorak-sorai dan kegembiraan anak watan kita. Laungan “merdeka, merdeka,merdeka” berkumandang di mana-mana.
CHEE YONG TING, 14 SABAH CHINESE HIGH SCHOOL
CONSOLATION Category: Lower Secondary (Form 1, 2 & 3)
Selamat Hari Jadi Malaysia. Negaraku yang tercinta. Semoga perpaduan dan keharmonian rakyat Malaysia yang berbilang bangsa sentiasa terpelihara dan hidup dalam keadaan aman damai.
ALEXTER ABEL JUSTIN, 13 SMK ST PETER BUNDU, KUALA PENYU
CONSOLATION Category: Lower Secondary (Form 1, 2 & 3)
Masyarakat berbilang kaum yang saling menyayangi, hormat-menghormati, bertoleransi dan berkerjasama menjadikan Malaysia sebuah Negara yang harmoni dan aman sejahtera. Selamat menyambut Hari Malaysia.
MUHAMAD FARIS HAIKAL BIN KHAIRUL ANUAR, 13 SK SRI ADIKA RAJA, GERIK, PERAK
CONSOLATION Category: Lower Secondary (Form 1, 2 & 3)
Pelbagai kaum di Malaysia yang hidup dengan aman dan harmoni amat berbangga di bawah naungan jalur gemilang. Menara Berkembar Petronas, menara KLCC, pengangkutan LRT dan kereta Proton merupakan bukti Negara Malaysia menuju ke arah Negara maju.
ANDRE JOHN, 13 SMK ST PETER BUNDU, KUALA PENYU
CONSOLATION Category: Lower Secondary (Form 1, 2 & 3)
IRYNNA IRWAN, 14 SMK ST FRANCIS CONVENT
Category: Upper Secondary (Form 4, 5 & 6) Theme of art competition: ‘Hari Jadi Malaysia’
CHAMPION Category: Upper Secondary (Form 4, 5 & 6)
Selamat Hari Jadi, Tanah Airku! Bersyukur dan bangga demi aku anak Malaysia. Aku cinta pada tanah ini yang dihuni oleh pelbagai kaum dan budaya. Setiap kaum mempunyai pakaian dan adat yang amat unik. Walaupun begitu setiap kaum tetap sentiasa saling menyayangi dan menghormati.
CHEN YEE KEE, 17 KIAN KOK MIDDLE SCHOOL
1ST RUNNER UP Category: Upper Secondary (Form 4, 5 & 6)
Kita beruntung kerana negara kita dapat hidup hamorni dalam masyarakat majmuk ditambahkan lagi dengan kekayaan flora dan fauna yang cukup terkenal di mata dunia. Selamat hari jadi Malaysia !
MAXINE WONG, 18 S.M. TSHUNG TSIN
2ND RUNNER UP Category: Upper Secondary (Form 4, 5 & 6)
Awak berbaju Melayu, saya berceongsam, dan dia pula berkurta. Kita anak Sabahan dan juga anak Sarawakian. Kita mungkin lain bangsa, lain agama malah lain warna kulit, namun segala ini tidak akan menjadi penghalang kita untuk bersatu padu.
KHOO YOONG TIAM DEBBIE, 17 SEK. MEN. YU YUAN, SDKN
CONSOLATION Category: Upper Secondary (Form 4, 5 & 6)
Pada Hari Jadi Malaysia yang ke-53, impian kita ialah rakyat Malaysia yang berbilang bangsa akan sehati sejiwa memperkukuh perpaduan dan mendalami semangat Negara yang sanggup berkorban. Kita perlu sehati sejiwa memajukan Negara agar mengharumkan nama Malaysia dipersada dunia.
LYNZ LEE, 16 S.M. TSHUNG TSIN
CONSOLATION Category: Upper Secondary (Form 4, 5 & 6)
Nabil mendapati bahawa semangat patriotisme semakin pudar di kalangan rakannya. Oleh itu, pada hari jadinya kali ini, Nabil menukarkan majlis hari jadinya menjadi majlis Hari Jadi Malaysia yang bertemakan kartunis tempatan. Objektif Nabil melakukannya adalah untuk menerapkan nilai patriotisme dan menghargai warisan kartunis Negara.
MUHAMMAD NABIL BIN AHMAD NIZAM, 16 SM TEKNIK JOHOR BAHRU
CONSOLATION Category: Upper Secondary (Form 4, 5 & 6)
Berganding bahu membina kedudukan strategik dan mengukuhkan perpaduan negara, bangsa, kemeriahan sambutan Hari Kebangsaan seperti sambutan perayaan. Semua kaum bersatu memeriahkan Hari kebangsaan dengan laungan kemerdekaan bermulalah Hari Kebangsaan �Merdeka ! Merdeka ! Merdeka ! SEHATI SEJIWA�
SURAIDAH BINTI SAILI,17 SMK PEKAN KUALA PENYU
CONSOLATION Category: Upper Secondary (Form 4, 5 & 6)
Hari Jadi Malaysia disambut pada 16 September setiap tahun untuk memperingati Penubuhan Malaysia yang terdiri daripada Persekutuan Tanah Melaya, Borneo Utara (Sabah dan Sarawak).Penubuhan Malaysia dengan keazaman akan kekal menjadi sebuah negara demokrasi yang merdeka lagi berdaulat memelihara keamanan dan kemesraan dan mengekalkan keamanan di antara segala bangsa Melayu, Cina, India, Iban, Kadazan, dan keturunan lain.
MICHAEL VUN YI LUNG, 16 SM SHAN TAO,KK
CONSOLATION Category: Upper Secondary (Form 4, 5 & 6)
Setiap rakyat Malaysia tidak kira kaum bersama-sama meraikan Hari Kebangsaan Malaysia dengan gembira. Rakyat Malaysia sehati sejiwa dan mengambil gembira Malaysia mengatakan “Merdeka”.
LEE VV EE, 18 SABAH CHINESE HIGH SCHOOL, TAWAU
CONSOLATION Category: Upper Secondary (Form 4, 5 & 6)
Malaysia adalah sebuah negara yang terkenal dengan pelbagai kaum dan agama. Perpaduan merupakan elemen penting yang menentukan kemajuan Malaysia. Perbezaan yang wujud tidak menghalang kami untuk bekerjasama menuntut kemerdekaan sehingga membentuk kerajaan yang berjaya.
MICHELLE CHEN PING YAN, 16 S.M. TSHUNG TSIN
CONSOLATION Category: Upper Secondary (Form 4, 5 & 6)
Api semangat Malaysia membakar di sanubari masyarakat untuk mengisi kemerdekaan negara. Dalam hari yang istimewa ini, marilah kita bersama menyambut hari jadi Malaysia.
MICHELLE VUN YI LING, 18 S.M. TSHUNG TSIN
CONSOLATION Category: Upper Secondary (Form 4, 5 & 6)
Bendera kebangsaan berfungsi untuk membangkitkan semangat perjuangan. Bendera Malaysia dikenali juga dengan nama Jalur Gemilang. Kita berasa menjadi lebih patriotik apabila Jalur Gemilang dikibarkan.
PHOEBE LEONG YI LING, 17 S.M. TSHUNG TSIN
CONSOLATION Category: Upper Primary (Primary 4, 5 & 6)
LIM TING SHIUAN SAMUEL, 16 SM SUNG SIEW, SANDAKAN
CONSOLATION Category: Upper Secondary (Form 4, 5 & 6)
Buluh Bila Diikat Bersama Menjadi Rakit, Rakyat Berbilang Kaum, Sehati SejiwaLahirnya Sebuah Negara, Negara Yang Dicintai – Malaysia. Selamat Hari Jadi Malaysia !
VIVIAN TAN VOON YEN, 18 SEKOLAH TINGGI KOTA KINABALU
Category: Primary School (Highest Participation)
SJK (C) CHUNG HWA KOTA KINABALU
Category: Secondary School (Highest Participation)
SMK ST. FRANCIS CONVENT (M), KOTA KINABALU, SABAH
With Compliments from The Klagan Regency and The Klagan Hotel
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THE KLAGAN REGENCY TB 00-01, 1Borneo Hyper Mall Jalan UMS, 1Borneo 88450 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia THE KLAGAN HOTEL Unit 25-28, Ground Floor, Block D, Warisan Square, 88000 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia
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The Klagan Hotel is ideally located in the heartland of Kota Kinabalu City. Peruse KK Waterfront Esplanade’s nightlife such as thier music lounges, bars and the fresh seafood restaurants that pocket their boardwalk. Visit the ever popular Filipino market that is within walking distance from the Hotel and finally, view the ever glorious sunsets from the comfort of your own bed.
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@1Borneo The Klagan Regency offers exceptional comfort and value in Kota Kinabalu. The hotel is an integral part of 1Borneo and is a prime spot for business and pleasure, offering not only comfort but a ballroom for business functions and society galas. Our ballroom and rooms are uniquely designed with space and leisure in mind, including a contemporary decor to ensure you have privacy and stylish living just outside the city center.
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TWO FANTASTIC DESTINATIONS TO MIX BUSINESS WITH PLEASURE
High Spirit of Cooperation In the business network
Discipline, high standards and Eco-friendly implementation Our work ethics
Progressive and Competitive Our Vision
Office Address: No, 3-2, Lot 18, 2nd Floor, Block C, Lintas Square, Jalan Lintas, Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia. Mailing Address: P.O. Box 687, Tanjung Aru Post Office, 88858 Kota Kinabalu. Telephone: +6088 761951 Email: info@nicaria.my