Family Feud

The form 5 seniors are no longer participating in the co-curricular activities. We're sad that the seniors are no longer around, however, that don't stop us from having fun.

We have Family Feud to fill up the society's slot. So you know, Family Feud is an American game show in which two families compete against each other in a contest to name the most popular responses to a survey question posed to 100 people.

Keningau Vocational shines in Regional

The environmental/nature inspired script, 'Planet Pals', of Choral Speaking Angels have won the second runner up Regional Level Choral Speaking Competition after the group from Keningau Vocational College travelled to SMK Agama Keningau to compete in their next level, which boasts Drama Award-winning script writer Mr Sirhajwan Idek.

Sirhaj, a master of the script writing, has written on several college's scripts. Last year he teamed up for the first time with the college's Debate Angels, which was nominated for the remarkable substance.

What If, Facebook Turns To Reality? Well, you tell me!

Technorama IT is one of the activities in the program inspired the Virtual School Club in 2002, where targets of this program is the primary and secondary school students in the whole of Sabah. To implement this program successfully, IT Development Division, Ministry of Resource Development and Information Technology has partnered with the State Education Department and the State Educational Technology Division.

Only selected schools are lucky enough to have the golden opportunity

The selected students are attending the Digital Story Telling (DST) course to produce a short film

Wanna see their film? Click read more below.

'Talking Sabah!'

In collaboration with Visual Culture Society (VCS), English Language Society (ELS) of Keningau Vocational College managed to organize a field trip to watch the live English language theater performance.

This is the second time in the same year the college students had organized the excursion

Sabah leading the way in enhancing English: Yap

Published on: Sunday, June 09, 2013

Kota Kinabalu: Thumbs-up to the State Education Department for having taken the steps to implement the Education Blueprint (2013-2025) from the perspective of enhancing the proficiency of English teachers.

‘Past best practices’ incorporated in teaching English in schools

KOTA KINABALU: Newly-appointed Deputy Education Minister Datuk Mary Yap has suggested that “past best practices’, including prioritising aspects of grammar be incorporated into school teac

hing methods for the English language.

She opined that there was a need to bring back proven best practices to improve the standard of English in schools.

Mary said the Education Ministry was aware of the issue of the English Language, which had been constantly debated in the media, particularly the unfavourable results on English proficiency in the Ujian Penilaian Sekolah Rendah (UPSR) examination.

“That’s why the Ministry of Education is seriously looking into ways and means to address this issue in line with the government’s transformation programme.

'Jerangkap Syaitan'

In ESL (English Language Society), we always give our full support for the activities conducted by the other clubs in our college. Recently, Nadine Fae (5PPN) and Carl's Evert (4BK) performed a poetry entitled 'Jerangkap Syaitan' (Devil's Ploy). The one day poet competition organized by our club sister, Malay Language Society, is centralizing on drugs abuse.

And guess what? They got the FIRST place!

We're proficient in English, and excellent in Malay. Jealous much?