St Joseph’s School celebrates stellar results in SPM Bible Knowledge
St Joseph’s Private Secondary School proudly announced the exceptional performance of its students in the recent Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) Bible Knowledge (BK) examination. Demonstrating remarkable academic excellence.
Jun 29, 2024

KUCHING, Sarawak: St Joseph’s Private Secondary School proudly announced the exceptional performance of its students in the recent Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) Bible Knowledge (BK) examination. Demonstrating remarkable academic excellence, 76 students undertook the SPM BK paper, with 55 per cent (42 students) securing an A grade or higher. Additionally, an impressive 81.58 per cent of the students scored As’ and Bs’.
The BK syllabus, encompassing the Gospel of Luke and the Book of Acts, has significantly contributed to the intellectual and spiritual development of the students. These outstanding examination results underscore not only the students’ dedication but also the unwavering support and expert guidance from their teachers, particularly Benedict Lo (Mr Ben).
Several students who scored As’ shared their enriching experiences studying Bible Knowledge at St Joseph’s:
Chiong Zhao En (A-) described the experience as both fun and challenging. Despite initial struggles, Zhao En improved through hard work, peer support, and passionate teaching. “I encourage juniors to take up BK — it helps develop a reading habit and moulds us into better versions of ourselves,” Zhao En shared.
Jung Ning (A-) recounted initial uncertainties about taking BK. With guidance from Mr Ben and the school’s strong tradition in the National Bible Knowledge Oral Quiz, Jung Ning realised the subject’s value. “It’s not about ability but availability. Commit fully, stay disciplined, and your future self will thank you,” advised Jung Ning.
Joycelyn Hon (A+) emphasised how BK lessons prepared her for the real world by challenging limiting ideas and teaching attention to detail. “Practical tips include doing homework and practising active recall. Find what works best for you and walk this journey with curiosity and joy,” Joycelyn suggested. l
Adelia Chan (A) expressed no regrets about taking BK, recalling memorable moments from competitions and studying. “Although challenging, your hard work will pay off. Listen to Mr Ben, complete your assignments, and support each other. Do your best and let God do the rest,” Adelia advised.
Kellie Yap (A+) recounted her initial scepticism due to her Buddhist background but credited Mr Ben’s dedication for her success. “BK is more than just a subject; it fosters emotional and spiritual growth. Thank you, Mr Ben, for instilling vital values in us and guiding us to success,” Kellie expressed.
The remarkable performance of these students underscores the importance of Bible Knowledge as a subject that goes beyond academics, fostering emotional and spiritual growth. The school’s commitment to nurturing well-rounded individuals continues to shine through these achievements. Congratulations to all the students and teachers for their exceptional dedication and hard work.
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