Welcome to
Bukit Jalil Sports School
Officially opened
1 January 1996
Given Cluster School Status
On 16 April 2008
Administered by
The Division for Sports, Art and Co-curriculum
Ministry of Education, Malaysia
Location
National Sports Complex, Kuala Lumpur.
Land area
5.7 Hectares
Staff
Academic teachers : 73
Sports Coaches : 15
Supporting Staff : 29
BJSS to produce world class athletes
BJSS – SCHOOL FOR CHAMPIONS
There are 506 students involved in 29
different sports.
Organizational Structure
Principal
PTA
Senior Asst.
(Sports)
Senior
Asst.(Academic)
Senior Asst.
(Student Affairs)
Senior Asst.(Co
curriculum)
Mission
Provide quality
training and
education to
produce world
class athletes
Vision
BJSS to produce world
class athletes
OBJECTIVES
• To produce potential world class athletes
• To educate athletes to realise their full potential
academically.
• To inculcate a life long interest and involvement in
sports.
• To disseminate information about careers in sports
industry.
• To create the basis for scientific research in sports.
Sports Training Offered
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BADMINTON
MEN’S HOCKEY
TRACK AND FIELD
AQUATICS – DIVING, SWIMMING AND
SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING
GYMNASTICS – ARTISTIC AND RYTHMIC
SQUASH
TENPIN BOWLING
SOCCER
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Netball
Volleyball
Basketball
Tennis
Cricket
Golf
Equestrian
• Shooting
• Archery
• Weightlifting
• Cycling
• Taekwondo
• Wushu
• Snooker
Personnel
Coaches (Full Time)
• Must possess a coaching certificate as well as a
Level 2 Sports Science Certificate..
• The majority of the coaches have a Bachelors
degree in Physical Education.
• Foreign coaches as well as coaches from National
Sports Associations are also involved in the
training.
TEACHERS
• Selected based on
their expertise in
the teaching and
learning of selected
academic subjects.
SUPPORTING STAFF
• 1.
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Medical Assistant
Dietician
Physiotherapists
Mental trainer
Nursing aid
Technicians
Administrative Staff
Selection Process
Enrolment into Bukit Jalil Sports
School
• “Talent Scouting” –
• - Recommendations by the National
Sports Council and/or National
Sports Associations
-Talent Identification Program(TID)
Academic Programme
• National Curriculum from the Ministry of
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Education
Public Examinations at year nine and year
eleven.
Sports Science is a compulsory paper.
Flexible schedule in school.
MOE/NSC/MOHE
Preuniversity Programme
• Aimed at preparing students for entry
into first degree programmes in
Institutions of Higher Learning.
• The programme follows a flexible
timetable over four semesters.
• Caters to students who are national
athletes or in training programmes
managed by the National Sports
Council.
DAILY ROUTINE
0700-0830 morning training (I)
0830-0915 Breakfast
Preparation for class
0930-1430 Academic class
1500-1900 Evening Training (II)
2000-2030 Dinner
2030-2150 Academic class
2200-2230 Supper
2300
Lights out
* School starts at 7.30a.m on Wednesdays
and finishes at 1.30p.m so as to
enable the school to carry out weekly
assembly; mentor-mentee programme
and Co curricular activities
OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENTS
SEA GAMES
Year
No. of
athletes
1999
No. of Gold
Sports
Silver
Bronze
15
4
7
7
3
57
14
28
15
13
44
14
10
17
13
37
11
16
9
10
86
22
22
16
24
Brunei
2001
K.Lumpur
2003
Vietnam
2005
Manila
2007
Korat,
Thailand
OUTSTANDING
ACHIEVEMENTS
COMMONWEALTH GAMES
Year
No. of
athletes
1998
No. of Gold
Sports
Silver Bronze
20
7
1
1
0
9
3
0
1
1
21
13
1
5
3
K.Lumpur
2002
Manchester
2006
Melbourne
OUTSTANDING
ACHIEVEMENTS
ASIAN GAMES
Year
1998
No. of
No. of Gold
athletes Sports
Silver
Bronze
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0
0
0
13
7
0
0
1
35
15
1
1
4
Bangkok
2002
Busan
2006
Doha
OUTSTANDING
ACHIEVEMENTS
OLYMPIC GAMES
Year
2000
No. of
athletes
No. of Gold
Sports
Silver
Bronze
6
2
0
0
0
7
2
0
0
0
17
6
0
0
0
Sydney
2004
Athens
2008
Beijing
ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT
YEAR
SCHOOL
GPA
BEST STUDENT
2004
2.93
Noor Amira bt. Mohd Nafiah, 7A
2005
2.94
Vivian Hoo Kah Mun, 6A
Daniel Bego, 5A
2006
2.84
Katrina Wong, 6A
Nessrine bt Ariffin, 5A
2007
2008
3.06
2.50
Arief Iskandar b Khamdan, 7A
Yew Sook Ting, 6A
Yang Li Lian 7A
Chuah Yu Tian 7A 1B
Yang Farha Farhani 7A 1B
Nurul Adha Abu Bakar 7A 1 B
PENCAPAIAN AKADEMIK
Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM)
TAHUN
PERATUS
PELAJAR TERBAIK
1997
94.28%
Marina Chin Mei Hsia, 7A 2B
1998
87.10%
El Regina bt. Tajuddin, 7A 2B
1999
76.20%
Shahnaz Akhtar bt. Shariful Akhtar, 6A 2B
2000
92.70%
Lim Paik Lyn, 8A
2001
91.70%
Siti Afeedah bt. Sallehudin, 8A
ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT
Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM)
Year
% passes
Best Student
2002
95.6%
Mohd Nafzahizam b. Mohd Adnan, 4A 2B
2003
95.8%
Wong Sin Yi, 6A 2B
2004
92.1%
Jeremy Er An Ke, 9A 2B
Wong Eva , 8A 4B
2005
94.8 %
Tan Chiew Lee, 10A, 2B
2006
94.8 %
Koh Jen Li, 7A
Chong Lee Fang, 5A
2007
92.0 %
Wahidah Ismail,7A
Yeow Mie Xie, 5A
2008
95.5%
Katrina Ong,6A
Nessrine Ariffin, 6A
SMART PARTNERSHIPS
• MINISTRY OF YOUTH AND SPORTS
• NATIONAL SPORTS COUNCIL
• OLYMPIC COUNCIL OF MALAYSIA
• NATIONAL SPORTS ASSOCIATIONS
• SPONSORS
• OTHER GOVERNMENT AGENCIES
1. Bryan Nickson Lomas -
First Place- Junior World
Diving Championship,
di Belem, Brazil(2004)
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9th Placing- World Diving
C’ship, Canada (2005)
2. Hoon Thien How &
Tan Boon Heong
3.Yeoh Ken Nee
- Doubles Champion –Jnr.World
Badminton Championship,
Toronto, Canada (2004)
- 2nd Placing, World Youth
Diving Championship,
Calgary, Canada (2000)
4. Ng. Shu Wai
(Artistic Gymnastics)
5. Durratun Nasihin
(Rhythmic Gymnastics)
6. Fong Siew Ting
(Rhythmic Gymnastics)
7. Chai Fong Ying
- Bronze, Asian Games (2002)
- Silver,Commonwealth Games
(2002)
- SEA Games , Vietnam (2003)
- 4 Gold Medals
- SEA Games, Manila (2005)
- 4 Golds, 2 Silvers
- World Champion Taijijian Event
World Wushu Championship,Vietnam
(2005)
THE WAY FORWARD.
• Academic
• Student Welfare
• Character Building