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Thank You ALL for making our Award Ceremony another big success!
BrainBuilder students have once again displayed their mathematical excellence in World Assessments, Scholarship Exams, Mathematical Olympiads and School Entrance Tests for year 2011. They have created new historical milestones, and quite a few new records of World Excellence. |
Congratulations again to all the medal winners at BrainBuilder's 6th Anniversary Award Ceremony... Indeed, it's an honour for all of us in BrainBuilder to see each and everyone of you continue to REACH FOR THE STARS and continue to realize your highest potential in all that you do!!!
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“2010 marks a golden year for BrainBuilder, as our students won close to 150 Golds and Silvers, High Distinctions and Distinctions, Global Top 1%, 3%, 10% and 20% in various World Mathematics Exams and Competitions. In addition we had also won numerous local and overseas scholarships” said the founder of BrainBuilder, Dr Fong Ho Kheong.
BrainBuilder students created another HIGH in the International Competitions and Assessments for Schools (ICAS). This year, our students swept FOUR (4) GOLD MEDALS in ICAS. In addition, our students won 23 Global Top 1%, 14 Global Top 3% and 36 Global Top 10%!
BrainBuilder would like to THANK ALL OF YOU for making this year SIMPLY THE BEST!!!
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GOLD MEDALISTS
Ashley Lim Xian En (Standard 4)
Sai Yin Chen (Standard 5)
Joey Leong Wen Ai (Standard 6)
Lim Theng Yang (Form 1)
GLOBAL TOP 1%
(High Distinction)
Cheok Li Yin
Cheong Chi Yan
Chia Zen Han
Chiam Wei Xiong
Felicia Chong Kaihui
Jayson Lam
Lee Jia Jun
Lim Ying Yi
Lim Zhi Pei
Neoh Ren-Yi
Nicol Yong Jia Jia
Ryan Tey He Yang
Shaun Lin Zhi
Tan Kean Loong
Tan Zhi Jong
Un Chi Wen
Victoria Mah Shu En
Wong Zheng Jie
Yeoh Kai Yuan
Lim Zhi Pei
GLOBAL TOP 1%
(Distinction)
Amelia Thripura Henderson
Cheong Ziyong
Hee Yan Han
Tan Michelle
GLOBAL TOP 3%
(High Distinction)
Michelle Ng Wei Jean
Michelle S. Lee
Tessa Nah Xiao Tong
Toon Kok Hoong
Yap Ming Weay GLOBAL TOP 3%
(Distinction)
Bryan Ong Cheng Mun
Chew Hong Jin
Ho Ka Mun
Kellie Tew Wing Yee
Lee Yunshen
Ng Chien Ling
Ng Li Lynn
Nicholas Sean Cheah
Shum Rui Zhi |
GLOBAL TOP 10%
(Distinction)
Allison Mah Shu Min
Brendan Low Shern Leong
Brian Chew Wei Meng
Bryan Lim E Hang
Bryan Tan Wei Yoong
Chan Pok Jet
Cheah Eason
Chen Wei Han
Cheong Jin Hang
Christopher Kuan Anshun
Daniel Lai Junn Xiang
Daniel Tan Kean Meng
Kua Chin Ho
Lee Zhi Wei
Lee Zhuo Feng
Loh Zu Hao
Madhav Khandhar
Ng Yi Yen
Ng Yu Lynn
Nicholas Lee Wen Sheng
Nicholas Yong Jia Wei
Nikisya Toh Iskandar
Nisha SV Lingam
Pui May Lynn
Tan Jian Yan
Tan Li Sa
Tan Wey Kit
Tee Zheng Yang
Tiffany Chong Kai-Li
Vishnuu Panickar
Wilson Wong Wei Shien
Wong Zhen Xuan
Yap Jun Wei
GLOBAL TOP 10%
(High Credit)
Chia Zheng
Onn Heng Hwa
Reuben Chong Cheok Yin |
GLOBAL TOP 20%
(Distinction)
Alexander RK Henderson
Caleb Fong Ju-Xin
Daryl Yeo Wen Jie
Hariharan Manoharan
Lee Hong Liang
Liyana Kamaruzaman
Mira Ashley Asra
Ong Ling Ann
Rachael Tan Pui Kim
Tee Zheng Yee
Tong Gui Cheng
Tong Jie Yi
Wang Hong Jing
Yap Ming Yang
GLOBAL TOP 20%
(High Credit)
Clarissa Chen Sue Fern
Derek Lee Zheng Ki
Isaac Chan Chun Yean
Kabilan Thiruchelvan
Kaylyn Hor Mei Zhi
Keanue Goh Wei Chien
Kimberly Ong Zhu Ling
Koh Yen Ru
Kok Andee
Leong Wen Yu
Nurin Nabihah bt Saadi
Oon Kie Ren
Siew Ming Liang
Stephanie Tan Sue Nie
Tan Wey Shern
Tong Gui Shuen
Yang Shin Yi |
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2009 Australian Mathematics Competition (AMC)
for the Westpac Awards,
conducted annually by
Australian Mathematics Trust (AMT)
of UNIVERSITY OF CANBERRA |
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| Presenting our BrainBuilder participants |
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| HIGH DISTINCTION |
| Jessie Low Wei Yin |
| Joey Leong Wen Ai |
| Tay Yee Choon |
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| DISTINCTION |
| Ng Yu Lynn |
| Ung Zhee Laine |
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| CREDIT |
| Abdul Hafiiz Abdul Rashid |
| Ng Li Lynn |
| Tham Chui-Jun |
| Wong Joy-Ve |
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| CONGRATS!!! And thank you for joining us at the recent play:LAB Fun With Maths workshop in Subang Parade (14-22 March 2009) |
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| Lucky Draw Winners |
| Datin Kelly Cheah |
Jovis Lee Chee Wan |
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Ding Mei Ling |
Lim LL |
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Goh Siew Choo |
Silbe Mok |
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Grace Lee |
Stacey Chong |
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Gwen |
Wong Boon Choon |
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| PowerMaths Quiz Winners |
Clarissa Wong |
Ooi Xue Wuen |
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Gillian Francis |
Wang Ee Syuen |
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Joey Leong Wen Ai |
Yew Jiaii |
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Kelly Ng |
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| Head on over to our Subang Jaya cente to collect your prizes!!! |
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http://thestar.com.my/metro/story.asp?file=/2008/11/15/central/2520663&sec=central |
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| Students from BRAINBUILDER MATHS ENRICHMENT CENTRE won
University of New South Wales awards for their academic
achievement when they participated in the recent 2008 International Competitions & Assessments for Schools
(ICAS) - Mathematics. |
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BrainBuilder Malaysia who will be celebrating their 3rd anniversary in Malaysia, is more than proud of the
achievements of these students.
The
Gold Medal winner will have the honour of receiving her award from the Minister of Education, YB Dato’ Seri Hishammuddin Tun Hussein in a Medal Presentation ceremony in
November 2008.
The International
Competitions and Assessments for Schools are developed by
Educational Assessment Australia (EAA) of the University of
New South Wales and are conducted annually across Australia
and in 12 other countries.
The ICAS – Maths assesses Knowledge,
Creativity, Critical Thinking and Problem Solving Skills.
These form the basis of the globally recognized Modern
Maths curriculum. No more are they talking about rote
learning, basic maths and drilling, drilling and drilling.
They want to raise Thinkers, not Calculators . This Modern Maths
curriculum is the exact foundation which the BrainBuilder
Programme is built upon. Doing well in the ICAS reflects
the children’s maturity in these very same disciplines.
"The ICAS also provide comparative data on the skills that
students need in education, the wider community and the
workplace of the future,” said Associate Professor Peter
Knapp, Director of EAA.
“The Competitions and Assessments are the only independent,
large-scale assessments in Australia that assess student
performance in the key curriculum areas across each of
the years of schooling from Years 3 to 12."
“One of the special benefits of the Competitions and
Assessments is that schools, parents and students received
detailed diagnostic information. The Competitions and
Assessments allow students to monitor their progress from
year to year and identify individual strengths and weaknesses,” he said.
General information about the Competitions and
Assessments for Schools is available by visiting
the EAA website www.eaa.unsw.edu.au |
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2008 Australian Mathematics Competition (AMC)
for the Westpac Awards,
conducted annually by
Australian Mathematics Trust (AMT)
of UNIVERSITY OF CANBERRA |
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| Presenting our BrainBuilder participants |
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| DISTINCTION |
| NG LI LYNN |
| CHIA ZHENG |
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GOLD MEDAL WINNER |
| CHEN WEI HAN |
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Global Top 1% |
| BRENDAN LOW |
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| Global Top 10% |
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Oscar Lee Hong Tze Hazim Zulkifli
Samantha Kaan Tsu Ai |
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Alvin Ong Xiong Yuan Kuang Xu Bin
Lincoln Lee Ming Tze |
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Nisha SV Lingam Tan Hsiang Lin
Melissa Soo Wei Lum |
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Fong Chuen Han Ting Ting
Michelle Ng Wei Jean |
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Cassandra Lum
Chong Kar Mun Ian Koh Tat Yuen |
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Sean Richard Gorter Ho Ka Mun
Byran Ong Cheng Mun |
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Harri Vishnu Aravinnashan Joy Ng Kah Yan |
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Vaanishree Kumar Shah Nizam Mazlan
Han Mun Mun |
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Hariharan Manoharan Serena Kaan Tsu Li
Esther Ng Kah Wei |
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2007 Australian Mathematics Competition (AMC)
for the Westpac Awards,
conducted annually by
Australian Mathematics Trust (AMT)
of UNIVERSITY OF CANBERRA
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Presenting our BrainBuilder participant
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DISTINCTION |
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LOKE ZHEN LI |
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Zhen Li won a
BrainBuilder Trophy for her great achievement in last year
ICAS-Maths. Another piece of good news just came in. Loke Zhen
Li scored Distinction in the 2007 Australian Mathematics
Competition. This again reflects the depth of the BrainBuilder
curriculum in meeting World Standards. |
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Nearly 40% ranked amongst World’s Top 10% |
| Local Students awarded
for academic achievement in 2006
International Competitions & Assessments for
Schools (ICAS) - Mathematics. |
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Students from BRAINBUILDER MATHS ENRICHMENT
CENTRE won University of New South Wales awards
for their academic achievement when they
participated in the recent 2006 International
Competitions & Assessments for Schools (ICAS) -
Mathematics. |
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This is the first time that students from the
BRAINBUILDER MATHS ENRICHMENT CENTRE enrolled
for the ICAS – Mathematics. The results are
indeed commendable as close to 40% of these Students are ranked
amongst the World’s Top 10%. Also, more than half of the participants are
amongst the top 20% bracket of the Malaysian
students. |
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The comparative data or detailed diagnostic
information as provided by ICAS shows that:
- The students from the BRAINBUILDER MATHS
ENRICHMENT CENTRE scored higher than the average
score of all Malaysian participants.
- Their Standard 3 students performed
better than the Nation’s average Standard 5
students
- Their Standard 6 students out-performed the
Country’s average Form 2 students.
A prize
giving ceremony will be held to recognize the
achievements of the 17 High Achievers as below: |
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1) Hariharan Manoharan
2) Shah Nizam Mazlan
3) Loke Zhen Li
4) Nicholas Lee Han Wei
5) Tan Hsiang Lin
6) Han Mun Mun
7) Melissa Soo Wei Lum
8) Quek Jian Long
9) Fong Chuen
10) Celine Koh Geok Lynn
11) Sean Richard Gorter
12) Han Ting Ting
13) Joy Ng Kah Yan
14) Harri Vishnu Aravinnashan
15) Ho Ka Mun
16) Sean Koh Tat Shien
17) Kuang Xu Bin |
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They are currently studying at different levels,
ranging from standard 3 to Form 1, and are
attending schools at Sri KL, Seri Suria, Seri
Cahaya, Chee Wen, Puay Chai, Sri Bestari, Sri
KDU, and AOP Homeschool.
The International Competitions and Assessments
for Schools are developed by Educational
Assessment Australia (EAA) of the University of
New South Wales and are conducted annually
across Australia and in 12 other countries.
There are over 1.7 million entries worldwide.
The ICAS assess knowledge, problem-solving and
higher-order thinking skills in key aspects of
Mathematics, Science, English, Writing, Computer
Skills and Spelling for students from Years 3 to
12.
“The Competitions and Assessments are the only
independent, large-scale assessments in
Australia that assess student performance in the
key curriculum areas across each of the years of
schooling from Years 3 to 12. The ICAS provide
comparative data on the skills that students
need in education, the wider community and the
workplace of the future,” said Associate
Professor Peter Knapp, Director of EAA.
“One of the special benefits of the Competitions
and Assessments is that schools, parents and
students received detailed diagnostic
information. The Competitions and Assessments
allow students to monitor their progress from
year to year and identify individual strengths
and weaknesses,” he said.
General information about the Competitions and
Assessments for Schools is available by visiting
the EAA website
www.eaa.unsw.edu.au. |
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