Saturday, November 14, 2009

1122校友回校“想中华,回中华”千人联欢晚宴检讨会

20090年11月22日晚上8点30分在孔圣庙中华国民型中学M02会议召开“想中华,回中华”千人联欢晚宴检讨会,请各位筹委会成员列席。

提升校友一个互动的平台!

Monday, April 20, 2009

426校友会常年大会

谨订于2009年4月26日星期日,下午2时正在本会会议厅召开本年度会员大会,祈希准时出席,共策进行为荷。

议程:
1.会长致欢迎词
2.复准前期议案(2008年)
3.前期议案引起事项
4.接纳2008年度总务报告
5.接纳2008年度财政报告
6.选举2009、2010年度新届理事
7.讨论事项(须三天前以书面提呈秘书处)

注意:当天下午1时,设自由餐招待各会员。

Wednesday, March 25, 2009

“想中华,回中华”校友回校日千人联欢晚宴

中华中学合唱團以专业的歌喉陪伴校友们度过这个晚上
学生也感受到校友回校的情绪,唱出了感人的歌声

现代的社会,校方应该提拔更多人才在舞台上。

《 我是你最深爱的人》的曲子,让更多校友赞不绝口

中华校友会夜光龙果然精彩!
让校友们赞不绝口!
槟州首席部长林冠英秘书兼光大区州议员黄伟益代表州政府列席此盛大宴会!

中华校友会也借此机会招生!
永久会员才马币三十令吉而已,让更多新校友加入!

1983年校友成员也担任晚宴赞助人
负责校友:汪锦贵(1985年总學長)
1985年校友展示该届活动内容,让更多校友有信心成立自己的同学会了!

校友们一目睹校刊,看看最近母校状况如何!要怎样支持?

当年同窗,现今重聚!意义非凡!


校友握起当年的毕业刊,非常想念!让许多校友再次向校方索取!

孔圣庙中华中小学董事会副主席兼孔教会会长
拿督斯里祝清坤局绅致词

《想中华,回中华》校友回校日千人联欢晚宴筹委会主席致欢迎词!
因为意义非凡!
大会开幕人大会邀请孔教会会长兼中华三校董事部副主席拿督斯里祝清坤局绅主持开幕,由筹委会主席林琮淞先生、中华中学许绵地校长及校友会会长黄亚鸿先生陪同

我终于回馈母校! 下次要捐献更多!


社会贤达也慷慨捐献!

一群1982年、1983年、1984年、1985年、1999年等等校友成为赞助人,真的饮水思源!


如今全部已为人父,有的已是公司董事、专业人士!
那多年没有见面的校友,快去痛快的喝一杯啦!
中华整个良山礼堂气氛热闹,全场爆满!

嘉宾合照,留下历史一刻!

出席嘉宾有拿督斯里祝清坤局绅、前任校友会会长方水发夫妇、现任校友会会长黄亚鸿先生、中华董事部总务兼筹委会主席林琮淞先生、 董事部副总务刘华山先生及中华中学校长许绵地校长

大会也盛意邀请退休教师及校长列席,见证校友的历史!
杜炳炎校长、杨裕照校长、吕学兴校长也一一列席!


工委会主席林琮淞先生致欢迎词

大家晚上好。今晚的校友联欢晚宴能够成功的举行全靠各界热心人士、各位董事和历届校友的合作和支持。

中华是一间百年的学校,更是一间华裔子弟争相报读的学校。中华当年几百各学生发展至今日近2500名学生,证明了中华具备了成为华社首选学校的条件。

中华要发展,除了需要完善的计划和优秀的师资外,也应有完整和齐全的硬体设施。中华这间校舍从72年建立至今已度过了36年,各类设施,日渐陈旧、破损有待一一的提升和改善。本校董事会同人每年都马不停蹄筹款逐一的改善学校的设备,以前让莘莘学子能在更舒适的环境下求学。

这次,董事部为了进一步的提升学校的设施,从去年开始便积极地联合家教协会和校友推动一系列活动筹募新一期的建校基金以扩建食堂和增建一座12间课室的四层楼新校舍。

本校食堂地小设备陈旧,某部分的屋顶更是逢雨必漏,为师生带来诸多不便,故扩建师必切之需。近几年中华的学生更是逐年备增,现有的课室不能容纳2500名学子,所以增建所课室也是燃眉之事。

大家的支持和配合,我再一次代表董事会说声谢谢。希望大家更家的积极协助,已筹足180万的建校基金。

今晚的宴会除了筹募建校基金外,也希望这次的联欢晚宴是个平台,让各界校友集聚一堂交流、叙叙旧,也让师生们有更一步的沟通和了解。

当然,我更希望大家能够积极的加入校友会,壮大校友会,校友会师属于大家的,它不只是校友间的互辅相助的交合点,更应是协助本母校,支持母校,爱护母校的重要支柱之一。

中华历届校友从多,学有专长、事业有功非常的多。若能结合大家的专长和热心,齐心同力的推动校友会,那我敢肯定,中华校友会必定在我国的华文教育史上,写下美丽的乐章。

打从我们推动千人宴开始,历届校友更热心的支持,例如:1983年校友愿意带头推动今晚的晚宴,1999年校友,在他们的努力下,成功的协助卖出16桌,1985年校友愿意承办明年2010年的校友联欢宴等。你们的支持和合作,让我感觉到你们热爱母校,支持母校的。虽然现在我国面对金融风暴的影响,但支持中华,爱护母校的心,依然是如此的巨大,如此的深切和如何的积极。今晚如何热闹的盛事更是最好的例子。

推动华文教育,本是一件吃力不讨好的事。我们不只要出钱出力,更可能面对无理取闹的指责。但,我始终认为,推动华文教育是我们责无旁贷的事。我们应报着只求付出,不求回报的精神去推动去发展这项伟大的事业,以期让我们的后代永永远远的接受华文教育。

我深信,只要中华的董事会,三校的家教协会、孔教会和校友会能团结一致,明日的中华肯定会更好,谢谢大家。

Sunday, February 22, 2009

HIstory


The ancestors of the Chinese community in Penang came from various backgrounds, various dialect groups, clans and provinces, and they settled here during different periods in Penang’s history. They took up various trades and occupations, and established many religious and social institutions. Later, they established their family here, and built schools for their descendents.
Chinese education was only introduced to Penang in the early 20th century, a century later than the English schools were introduced. Penang Free School was founded in 1816, followed by Hutchings School in 1821, Saints Xavier’s Institution and Convent Light Street in 1851, Methodist Boys’ School in 1881 (was known as Anglo-Chinese School), St George’s Girls’ School (1884) and Methodist Girls’ School (1895).

Cheong Fatt Tze (Chang Bishi), a wealthy businessman, was worried that new generations of Chinese might eventually forget their mother tongue and their own culture. He saw education as a means to bring the Chinese into the 20th century. He, therefore, donated funds to build Chung Hwa School (1904) in Penang and Ying Sin School (1905) in Singapore. These schools were the oldest formal Chinese Schools established in South-east Asia as a result of influence by the educational reforms in China in early 1900s, Mandarin is the school’s medium of instruction.
Cheong founded Chung Hwa School on 15th of May 1904 at “Ping Zhang Hui Guan”, Pitt Street, where the present Penang Chinese Town Hall is located. The school is one of the oldest formal Chinese Schools in Malaysia and the first to use Mandarin as the medium of instruction instead of the Chinese Dialects. It is the only overseas Chinese school to be sanctioned by the Qing dynasty government of China, which officially presented it with royal seals bearing the school's name through its consulate and Cheong Fatt Tze.

Initially, the school had only an enrollment of 160 students and 8 teachers, classes were only conducted for primary level. The administration of the school came under the patronage of the school's board of governors. The school was originally located at the rented premises at the present day site of the Penang Chinese Town Hall in Jalan Masjid Kapitan Keling. In 1908, it moved into its own building in Maxwell Road.

Chung Hwa Confucian School on Maxwell Road (courtesy of Malcolm Wade, England).
The school building was designed in 1907 by H.A. Neubronner, the same architect who designed the HongKong and Shanghai Bank building (was destroyed in second world war) and the present USM-ABN-AMRO Arts and Cultural Centre.

Anglo-Chinese School was on the left side, after the school moved to a new site next to Suffolk House, the school building was subsequently occupied by Li Teik School. Unfortunately, both school buildings on Maxwell Road were demolished in the late 1970s.

In 1912, the Republican overthrew the Qing dynasty government and took over the administration of China. In the same year, the Penang Confucian Association known as the Confucian Temple allocated funds to sponsor the school which came under the patronage of the association and the term “Confucian” became part of the name of the school. The school was then renamed to Chung Hwa Confucian School.

In 1924, the school opened its first lower secondary classes, the enrolment increased to 900 pupils. The school progressed and prospered until the period of Japanese occupation, fortunately the school premises survived from the destruction of the second world war.

A year after independence was declared in Malaya, Chung Hwa Confucian Primary School became a government-aided school, which is known as a national type primary school. Meanwhile, Chung Hwa Confucian Secondary School remained under the administration of the school's board of governors. As the enrolment of students increased in 1964, Chung Hwa Confucian Primary School was divided into two schools, which are Chung Hwa Confucian (Morning) Primary School and Chung Hwa Confucian (Afternoon) Primary School.

In 1972, the secondary was moved to its current school premises in Island Park, at No. 2, Persiaran Tembaga. It was then renamed Chung Hwa Confucian High School. The primary schools remained at Maxwell Road.

The school premises at Maxwell Road served its last batch of students in 1979, and was demolished to make way for the Komtar project, they were moved to their current premises next to the State Mosque at Jalan Air Itam, at No. 2, Jalan Ibbetson. Both primary schools were then renamed to Chung Hwa Confucian (A) Primary School and Chung Hwa Confucian (B) Primary School.

On 15th of May 2004, the school celebrated centennial with grand dinner at Chung Hwa Confucian High School's main hall, more than 1,000 guests attended the centenary dinner, and more than 5,000 visitors visited the school's centenary exhibitions.

Today, Chung Hwa Confucian School provides primary, secondary and pre-university education. Classes include science, information technology, commerce, arts, sports and vocational trainings.

Sunday, February 15, 2009

中华校友的回忆点滴....




当年的 童军团...






中华学长团















-- 杜炳炎校长 --





校友 英姿跳出美态.

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