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SMK USJ 4
Location
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Information
TypeGovernment secondary schools
MottoBerilmu, Berakhlak, Berwawasan
Established2000
PrincipalPuan Norizam
HeadmistressPn. Rosliyah Samiun (From December 2010 - Present)
Form1-5
AffiliationsMalaysia Ministry Of Education
Websitewww.smkusj4.edu.my

Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan USJ 4 (SMK USJ 4) is located in USJ, Subang Jaya in the state of Selangor, Malaysia. The school was established in March 2000. On 1 May 2000, the school received its first headmaster, Tuan Haji Jauhari bin Haji Idris. The school was handed over by SIME UEP to the Selangor Department of Education on 2 May 2000.

It is an average sized school which usually hosts just over ±1000 students of all ethnic diversities. The school is well known for it's spirited football players, as well as it's active scouts troop. However, it is better known among most Subang residents as the 'high class school'. Futhermore, the current batch of 2015 are nice and ambitious and they will no doubt make the vision of a well disciplined SMK USJ 4 into reality. With campign such as "transformasi disiplin" and "anti bully" being held, no doubt the dream of every fourian for SMK USJ 4 to become a successful school will be reality.

Students of this school are known as Fourians.

General information

  • Name: Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan USJ 4
  • Address: Jalan USJ 4/3, 47600 Subang Jaya, Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia.
  • Code: BEA 86322
  • DUN Area: Subang Jaya
  • Constituency: Kelana Jaya
  • District Education Office: PPD Petaling Perdana
  • Teacher Centre: PKG Subang Jaya

Academics

SMK USJ 4 has 9 normal classes, 1 special education class, 1 religious class and 1 special planned class.

Name of Classes

U2 Smartkidz

Sports

  • Panglima (orange)
  • Laksamana (green)
  • Temenggong (red)
  • Syahbandar (yellow)
  • Bendahara (blue)

Extra curricular et-cetera

There is a Prefects Board, Librarians Board, and the Editorial Board that works hard on making the magazine each year.

The Scout troop in this school is named the 131PJ Flaming Phoenix Scout troop (among other co-curricular troops; such as: Kadet Remaja Sekolah, Kadet Polis, Bulan Sabit Merah Melaysia, Puteri Islam, Pandu Puteri). It has participated in the 11th Malaysia Jamboree. Its activities include first aid courses, expeditions, camps and campfires. Their meetings are often accompanied by their alumni and by a teacher advisor. Camps are held around the school area and also outside. Formal events also include a marching performance by them. It's actually one of the most active troops in the entire school.

Another club in this school is The SMK USJ 4 Music Club.

The club is co-handled by a teacher adviser, alongside a President and his/ her board of committee. The music club is predominantly a three-part - sometimes 4 and (for a short while) 5 in 2013/2014,choir (altos, soprano 1s, soprano 2s, they only have 2 remaining basses). Soprano 2s are contraltos. Other than handling the choir, the club also has an orchestra division.

Formal events also include the choir to perform a few pieces, along with a patriotic anthem.

The school's Interact Club is also well-known. Its greatest event held up to this date would definitely be 2008's Inter(Art)Act Festival, which can be compared to other art events along the lines of the annual RANtAi Art Event.

There is also a Leo Club. They often host bake sales for charity around school and at the local shopping mall, Subang Parade.SMK USJ 4's Leo members are known to be very active and strive to serve the community.

Other active clubs include the language and cultural societies (English, Bahasa Melayu, Kebudayaan, Islamic Culture, Taranum, Bahasa Cina, and Bahasa Tamil), The Debate Club, Drama Club, sports clubs (frisbee, badminton, football, rugby), Silat Gayung, Karate, Taekwando just to name a few.

In 2007 they played host to a Japanese student, for two years. In 2008, they welcomed about 40 Australian students from the Eumemmerring College for a fortnight.

See also

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