Sibu's SMK Tung Hua records best SPM results since 2015
Goi says the school recorded an average grade (GPS) of 3.08 compared to 3.23 in the 2023 SPM. – Photo via Facebook/SMK Tung Hua 敦化中学
SIBU (April 25): SMK Tung Hua's Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) 2024 results were its best ever since 2015, said principal Goi Nguok Yew.
He said the school recorded an average grade (GPS) of 3.08 compared to 3.23 in the 2023 SPM.
'Out of 232 candidates, 10 of them obtained 11A's, 12 with 10A's, 13 with 9A's, 15 with 8A's, 13 with 7A's, 16 with 6A's and 15 with 5A's.
'The school passing rate is 97.37 per cent,' he said.
The 11A scorers were Hannah Toh, Tang Shou Chee, Jovianne Chan, Alvina Hii, Ethan Chan, Aaron Ling, Moh Hien Onn, Jonathan Ting, Avril Ting and Jessie Ling.
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