OUR GUEST SPEAKERS
YB HANNAH YEOH TSEOW SUAN
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YB Hannah Yeoh is a politician and lawyer and the current Minister of Youth and Sports in Malaysia She previously held the role of Deputy Minister of Women, Family and Community Development At present, she is serving her second term as the Member of Parliament for P117 Segambut, a parliamentary constituency in the Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur Hannah made history by becoming the first woman to be elected as the Speaker of the Selangor State Legislative Assembly in 2013 and the youngest of any legislative body in Malaysia
Among the initiatives introduced by the Minister is the Road to Gold (RTG) programme which aims to deliver Malaysia its first Olympic gold in two Olympic cycles, the Paris Summer Olympics 2024 and the Los Angeles Summer Olympics 2028 Since assuming the role of Minister of Youth and Sports, Hannah has made inclusivity and accessibility the main focus of the Ministry
MARY EASAW
Mary Easaw is the Consultant Dietitian and Senior Manager of CVSKL and PICASO hospitals, as well as an adjunct Senior Lecturer at Monash University
She has a remarkable journey of 42 years in the field of nutrition and dietetics, food service management, hospital accreditation, food safety standards and accreditation, and mentoring She has delivered numerous presentations and has been involved in CPG for cardiovascular diseases, heart failure and Medical Nutrition therapy for Hypertension and Hyperlipidemia
She obtained her degree in Nutrition and Dietetics from India, and a Prof Dip in Cardiovascular & Thoracic Sciences and Masters in Advanced Health Care with Education from Liverpool John Moores University in the UK Mary was awarded Outstanding Dietitian of the Year 2016 by the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics USA
A MESSAGE FROM MS RACHEL EASAW, ASSISTANT HEAD OF SECONDARY
As we celebrate the Form 5 graduation, we extend our heartfelt congratulations and best wishes to each of our graduates. Your hard work, dedication, and perseverance has brought you to this significant milestone. As you embark on your next journey, we encourage you to embrace the principles of global citizenship. Be aware of global issues, respect diverse cultures, and advocate for social justice and sustainable development. By becoming engaged and responsible global citizens, you have the power to make a positive impact on the world. Congratulations, and may your future be filled with success and meaningful contributions to society.
A MESSAGE FROM MS SARAH CHESWORTH, HEAD OF SECONDARY
As the intense, two-year IGCSE courses wrap up, I’m sure all Form 5 students are breathing a sigh of relief and looking forward to a much-deserved summer break. The IGCSE years have been the toughest academic challenge yet, and in some ways, the variety of subjects makes them even more demanding than what lies ahead. I hope everyone can look back on these past two years with pride, remembering all the hard work, ups and downs, and successes.
The end of Form 5 is a big milestone in any student’s life. School, as they know it, is changing, and exciting new freedoms are on the horizon. Now, they can really dive into the subjects they’re passionate about. Whether students are staying at KTJ for Sixth Form or moving on, we wish them all the best in the next chapter of their educational journey.
We’re honoured to have been trusted to support them through such important moments, and we’re incredibly proud of everything they’ve achieved. KTJ is a special place, and I hope students, whether leaving us today or continuing with us in the Sixth Form, will always cherish their time here.
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ORDER OF EVENTS
Guests arrive at the Tuanku Ja’afar Auditorium for light refreshments
The Form 5 Graduation Ceremony begins
‘Negaraku’ and the ‘KTJ School Song’
Recital of the doa by Megat Muammar bin Megat Ahmad Rithauddeen
Welcome speech by the Principal, Dr Glenn Moodie
‘Unwritten’ by Natasha Bedingfield, performed by Chloe Lee, Maria binti Abdul Majid, Milan Furuichi, Nadia Khadijah Munir Mydin and Vera Tan Jia Wei
Speech by the Assistant Head of Secondary, Ms Rachel Easaw
Speech by the Chairman of the Board of Governors and Trustees, YAM Tunku
Naquiyuddin ibni Almarhum Tuanku Ja’afar
‘Back in Black’ by AC/DC and ‘Fly Me to the Moon’ by Bart Howard, performed by Joel Avinash Nowuram, Madelyn Tan Rou Yi, Pratish Selvam, Prina Selvam and Sujai Thirumalaikumar
Speech from our first Guest Speaker, YB Hannah Yeoh Tseow Suan
Announcement of the Student Council Board 2024/25 and speeches from members of the outgoing Student Council, Prabhleen Kaur Chahal (VicePresident) and Doshyant Raj a/l Thiruchelvan (Public Relations)
‘Love Me Tender’ by Elvis Presley, performed by Mohamed Hady bin Mohamed Sany
Speech from our second Guest Speaker, Ms Mary Easaw
‘Dancing Queen’ and ‘Slipping Through My Fingers’ by ABBA, performed by Annabelle Wong Yun, Cedric Tan Xuan Ming, Daniel Sun, Han Yeonjae, Hossain Zayd Alvee, Milan Zhu, Seth bin Mohamed Ilhami and Shawn Lam Khai Sern
Closing speech by the Head of Secondary, Ms Sarah Chesworth
Group photo on the Main Field, followed by lunch in the Dining Hall
GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP
The theme for our Form 5 Graduation Ceremony is Global Citizenship. Our aim is to prepare students to become members of a global community in a fast-paced and interconnected world. At the same time, we value the rich diversity of our school community, display mutual respect for culture and traditions, promote the importance of wellbeing, and champion sustainability.
Our thanks to Form 5 student, Cedric Tan Xuan Ming, who was responsible for the graphic design of the Form 5 Graduation Ceremony. Cedric was selected after he won the runner-up prize in the International Mother Language Day poster competition. His impressive illustration depicts diversity and the inclusive nature of our community through the KTJ graduates, whilst the vibrant green colours, trees and solar panels represents our commitment to sustainability and protection of the natural environment.
A MESSAGE FROM THE STUDENT COUNCIL
As our time as your Student Council comes to a close, we want to extend our deepest gratitude. This year has been an incredible journey, filled with challenges and triumphs that we faced together. Your support, enthusiasm, and active participation have been the driving force behind every successful event and initiative. We’ve worked hard to represent your voices, organise memorable activities, and foster a sense of unity and school spirit. Your feedback and cooperation have been invaluable, and it’s been an honor to serve such a vibrant and dynamic student body. Thank you for your trust and for making this year truly unforgettable. We wish you all the best in your future endeavors and look forward to seeing the amazing things you will accomplish. KTJ the road to success, loyalty, learning, leadership, giving our best!
By yours truly, Oliver (President) and Cedric (Secretary)
KTJ CLASS OF 2024
Abigail Prarthana, Ahmed Akif Fathullah, Annabelle Wong Yun Shuan, Antonia Millo, Au Jun Herng, Brenda Tan Jenn Wen, Caden Harry Janse Van
Rensburg, Cadence Lau Jia Er, Calvin Yeap Yaw Loon, Cedric Tan Xuan
Ming, Cedric Yap Yuan Khai, Chai Chi Juin, Chang Han Chuan, Cheah Yee
Zhe, Chen Bingxu, Chiong Li Xiang, Chloe Lee, Chong Xi Tynn, Chong Yi
Hann, Clement Olivier Belmas, Doshyant Raj a/l Thiruchelvan, Eizli Yeo bin
Anwar Yeo, Eleanor Dass, Emily Low Zhi Yen, Evelyn Yaw Yi Ling, Ezra
James Simon, Fang Kai Liang, Farida Thanpitcha Mohd Farid, Foh Shuen, Foong Chen Fei, Gan Jun Heng, Gan You Chen, Gursimran Kaur, Han Solbi, Han Yeonjae, Harune Ishii, Hoi Ching Daania Butt, Hossain Zayd Alvee, Howard Ang Hong Ming, Huang Lingjia, James Yeo Zheng Yi, Jayden Chan
Jia Yang, Jayden Wong Jie Ren, Jazmira Azzahra Kamarulzaman, Joel
Avinash Nowuram, Joey Siow Xing Ni, Jordan Lee Kian Ting, Joseph Lawai
Abraham, Joy Lim Rui Xi, Jyotirmay Prashant Vyas, Ku Jia Le, Lai Cheng Jun, Lam Chern Pae, Lee Jia Jie, Lee Jun Ming, Lee Kar Mei, Lim Hong Guang, Lim Jia Hao, Lim Jia Yu, Livia Jane Carter Moodie, Madelyn Tan Rou Yi, Maria binti Abdul Majid, Mika Maliqc Chong, Milan Furuichi, Milan Zhu, Mizuki
Sakurai, Mohamed Hady bin Mohamed Sany, Myra Ann Hiew Qui Xin, Nadia Khadijah Munir Mydin, Nasywa Dhiya Asfar, Natalie Ng Yue Jie, Ng Wi
Loong, Noor Shafinaz Afiqah binti Ahmad Fuad, Oliver Leroy Wee Ee Tzzr, Park Jun Seo, Phranayashri Jayabalan, Phylicia Tay Yi Hui, Prabhleen Kaur
Chahal, Pratish Selvam, Prina Selvam, Renaaz Uzma binti Mohd Rashid, Rushanthan s/o Sivaraja, Sachnemeh Kaur, Sean Vong Zi Feng, Seth bin
Mohamed Ilhami, Sharnice Loi Ly Hui, Shawn Lam Khai Sern, Sree Lingeashwar Baladevan, Sreman a/l Chandran, Sujai Thirumalaikumar, Sun
Daniel, Sun Kak Wen, Sun Shangyuan, Tan Vijay, Tan Yi Xuan, Tay Ee Jyn, Tee Yu An, Teoh Hong Seng, Tiffany Tan, Tuyo King Cheng, Umar Zarief bin Achmad Yuhannes Amin, Vera Tan Jia Wei, Wang Jinglin, Wang Kai Yuan, Wang Xin Yao, Wee Shi Ping, Wong Her Shen, Wong Ren Yek, Yang Hao Zhe, Yap Eng Kim, Yap Hui Yi, Yeat Jia Ying, Yong Kai Song, Yoon Heesun, Youn Seung Chan, Zarif Daniel Ridzuan bin Abdullah and Zoey Izanne Parkash.
KTJ ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
Regardless of how long you have been a KTJ student, you will always be a part of the KTJ family The KTJ Alumni Association strives to keep past students connected to support, celebrate and encourage each other.
The Alumni Association (re)connects our Alumni, provides opportunities for business networking, socialising at fun events and fundraising for charity Our Alumni also meet regularly to play sports, such as cricket, football, golf and rugby
If you are leaving KTJ this year, we would very much like to stay connected with you Please scan the QR code below and register to the KTJ Alumni Association:
Don’t forget to share your memories from this special day on social media using the hashtag:
#KTJClassof2024
Graphic design by Cedric Tan Xuan Ming
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