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Pesta Muzik

http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&v=LgfTkHJu6vI&feature=endscreen

 

Peringkat Negeri Pesta Music Competition 2011-Choir(SMK Tunku Besar) 

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uSyUZz-lbZU

 

KRN Choir Competition 2011 [SMK Tunku Besar Tampin]  

Piagam Pelancongan

KAMI WARGA SEKOLAH MENENGAH KEBANGSAAN TUNKU BESAR TAMPIN,DENGAN PENUH TEKAD DAN ILTIZAM,BERIKRAR DAN BERJANJI AKAN MENUMPUKAN SELURUH TENAGA DAN USAHA KAMI UNTUK:

1. Berusaha dengan sedaya upaya memberi perkhimatan pendidikan yang memuaskan kepada anak-anak didik kami.

2. Dalam kes-kes disiplin dan pembelajaran yang serius kami akan hubungi ibu bapa dalam tempoh tidak lewat 3 hari.

3. Semua aduan diberi perhatian dengan segera dalam tempoh satu minggu atau sebelum tarikh.

4. Memberi perhatian dan tindakan segera terhadap kes-kes kemalangan dan sakit pening dalam kalangan murid-murid yang berlaku dalam kawasan sekolah.

5. Bersedia dan mengaturkan perbincangan dengan ibu bapa mengenai kemajuan pendidikan anak-anak mereka sekurang-kurangnya sekali dalam setahun.

6. Memastikan pada setiap tahun jadual waktu akan bermula pada hari pertama persekolahan.

7. Memastuikan ujian dan peperiksaan akan dilaksanakan tanpa kebocoran dan penyelewengan.

8. Memastikan segala dokumen(resit)yang berkaitan dengan pembayaran pelbagai yuran dikeluarkan sebaik sahaja bayaran diterima.

9. Memberi layanan mesra dan perkhidmatan yang memuaskan kepada tetamu sekolah khasnya ibu bapa.

10. Sentiasa bersedia dan sanggup menerima cadangan syor dan teguran yang membina dari semua pihak demi mempertingkatkan prestasi perkhidmatan dan kecemerlangan akademik dan ko-kurikulum.

Ikrar Pelajar

MAKA KAMI

rakyat Malaysia,berikrar akan

menumpukan seluruh

tenaga dan usaha kami

Untuk mencapai cita-cita tersebut

Berdasarkan atas prinsip-prinsip

yang berikut:-

• Kepercayaan kepada Tuhan

• Kesetiaan kepada raja dan negara

• Keluruhan perlembangaan

• Kedaulatan Undang-undang

• Kesopanan dan kesusilaan

Falsafah Pendidikan Kebangsaan

Pendidikan di Malaysia adalah suatu usaha berterusan ke arah lebih memperkembangakan lagi potensi individu secara menyeluruh dan bersepadu untuk mewujudkan insan yang seimbang dan harmonis dari segi intelek , rohani , emosi dan jasmani berdadarkan kepercayaan dan kepatuhan kepada Tuhan . Usaha ini adalah bagi melahirkan rakyat Malaysia yang berilmu pengetahuan , berketrampilan , berakhlak mukua , bertanggungjawab dan berkeupayaan mencapai kesejahtera diri serta memberi sunbangan yerhadap keharmonian dan kemakmuran keluarga , masyarakat dan negara .

Permainan

• Bola Sepak

• Sukan Hoki

• Bola Jaring

• Bola Tampar

• Badminton

• Kelab Catur

• Ping Pong

• Kelab Ragbi

• Kelab Tenis

Persatuan atau Kelab

• Persatuan Bahasa Melayu

• Persatuan Bahasa Inggeris

• Persatuan Bahasa Cina

• Persatuan Bahasa Tamil

• Persatuan Sains & Matematik

• Persatuan Sejarah & Geografi

• Persatuan Pelajar Islam

• Persatuan Seni Lukis Dan Reka Cipta

• Persatuan Kemahitan Hidup Bersepadu

• Persatuan Muzik

• Persatuan Bimbingan & Kaunseling

• Slad

• Persatuan Pembinbing Rakan Sebaya

• Persatuan Pelancongan & Alam Sekitar

• Kelab Pencegah Jenayah

• Kelab Kebudayaan Dan Warisan

• Kelab Usahawan Muda , Simpanan & Kewangan

• Kelab Rakan Muda

• Kelab Kooperasi

 

 

 

Pasukan Kadet Bersatu Malaysia

Pasukan Kadet Bersatu Malaysia atau dengan nama singkatannya PKBM merupakan salah satu unit badan beruniform yang ditawarkan kepada para pelajar sekolah menengah di Malaysia. Program ini dijalankan oleh Kementerian Pendidikan Malaysia (kini Kementerian Pelajaran Malaysia) dengan kerjasama Kementerian Pertahanan Malaysia. Para pelajar yang terlibat di dalam program ini akan diajar latihan asas ketenteraan seperti kawad kaki, merempuh halangan dan teknik-teknik asas penggunaan dan pengendalian senjata api (biasanya menggunakan raifal Colt M-16A2).

Sejarah

Penubuhan Pasukan Kadet Bersatu Malaysia bermula dengan tertubuhnya Ordinan Kor Kadet Persekutuan Tanah Melayu 1952 (No. 46). Ordinan ini kemudian digantikan dengan Ordinan Kadet Bersatu Malaysia 1967 (Ordinan 68 tahun 1967). Ordinan itu kemudian telah disemak pada 28 Disember, 1989. Selepas disemak ia dikenali sebagai Akta Kadet Bersatu Malaysia 1967 [Akta 417]. Berdasarkan Akta ini, Menteri Pendidikan Malaysia dengan persetujuan Majlis Angkatan Tentera (MAT) diberi kuasa untuk menentukan kaedah-kaedah berhubung dengan:

1. Tahap latihan yang perlu dijalani dan taraf yang perlu dicapai oleh anggota PKBM dari masa ke semasa.
2. Kehadiran anggota untuk menjalani latihan dan kursus.
3. Pakaian seragam, senjata dan kelengkapan pasukan
4. Kelulusan keselamatan anggota

Selain itu, akta ini juga membenarkan Majlis Angkatan Tentera untuk membuat perintah-perintah tetap atau peraturan-peraturan atau kaedah-kaedah berhubung dengan pengelolaan, pentadbiran dan latihan menyeluruh pasukan, khususnya berkenaan perkara-perkara berikut:

1. Pengeluaran dan penjagaan senjata, peralatan, bahan letupan, bekalan, pakaian dan kelengkapan.
2. Penyata-penyata, buku-buku dan bentuk surat menyurat.

Bulan Sabit Merah

Persatuan Bulan Sabit Merah Malaysia ialah satu pertubuhan sukarela yang ditubuhkan pada tahun 1948. Persatuan ini diiktiraf kerajaan Malaysia pada tahun 1957 dan Persatuan Palang Merah Antarabangsa pada tahun 1963.

Sejarah

Persatuan Bulan Sabit Merah Malaysia (PBSM) ditubuhkan pada tahun 1948 sebagai cawangan Persatuan Palang Merah Britain di Sabah dan Sarawak. Pada tahun 1950an, lebih banyak cawangan persatuan ditubuhkan di Malaysia bermula di Pulau Pinang pada tahun 1950 dan kemudian di negeri-negeri lain.
Ketika kemerdekaan pada tahun 1957, cawangan di Semenanjung Malaysia dikenali sebagai Persatuan Palang Merah Persekutuan Tanah Melayu. Persatuan mendapat pengiktirafan oleh Persatuan Palang Merah Antarabangsa pada 4 Julai 1963 dan menjadi ahli badan antarabangsa itu pada 24 Ogos 1963.
Berikutan penggabungan Semenanjung Tanah Melayu, Sabah dan Sarawak serta penubuhan Persekutuan Malaysia pada September 16, 1963, suatu penggubalan akta baru yang dikenali sebagai Akta Persatuan Palang Merah Malaysia (Penswastaan) Akta 1965 telah bertindak menggabungkan Persatuan Palang Merah Malaya dan cawangannya Persatuan Palang Merah di Sabah dan Sarawak dibawah nama baru iaitu Persatuan Palang Merah Malaysia. Ia dibentangkan di Parlimen dan digazetkan pada 1 Julai 1965.
Pada 5 September 1975, Persatuan Palang Merah Malaysia telah ditukar nama kepada Persatuan Bulan Sabit Merah Malaysia selaras dengan kebenaran penukaran nama Akta Persatuan Palang Merah Malaysia kepada Akta Persatuan Bulan Sabit Merah Malaysia Akta 1975 oleh Parlimen Malaysia.

Kedet Remaja Sekolah

 

Kadet Remaja Sekolah Malaysia (Malay for Malaysia School Youth Cadet Corps) is a scout-like movement organized by the Government of Malaysia as a youth organisation.

 

History

Kadet Remaja Sekolah was founded by Muhammad Thani Bin Sha'aban at SM Raja Abdullah, Jalan Kepong, Kuala Lumpur. Initially, this organization was known as Kadet Putera Islam Malaysia (literally: Malaysia Islam Boys' Cadet Corps) and its membership was open to SM Raja Abdullah Islam Students' Association. It had only 20 members in the beginning consisting of Form 1 and Form 2 students only.

The Kadet Putera Islam Malaysia had its activities based on "Islam as a way of life". In 1989, a few other schools in the Federal Territories organised Kadet Putera Islam Malaysia. The schools that organized them were SMK Taman Tun Dr Ismail under the leadership of Ustaz Ahmad Farazilla Bin Abdul Ghani, SM Sri Titiwangsa under the leadership of Mr. Anuar Bin Abd Aziz and SM Ma'ahad Hamidiah, Kajang, Selangor under the leadership of En. Abu Hassan Bin Morad.

In 1993, 53 secondary schools had organised Kadet Putera Islam Malaysia. The effort to make Kadet Putera Islam Malaysia as an official uniformed body under the Ministry of Education beginning on August 10, 1993. A meeting with the Director of Education of Malaysia, Yang Berbahagia Tan Sri Datuk Dr. Wan Mohd Zahid Bin Wan Mohd Nordin was held on 13 September that year. In this meeting, the thesis about Kadet Putera Islam Malaysia (KPIM) was discussed. A committee was formed to prepare cabinet documents. The committee planned to changed KPIM to the name Kadet Putera-Puteri Islam (Islam Boys' and Girls' Cadet Corps). However, this name was again changed to Kadet Remaja Islam/Youth Islam Cadet Corps (KRIS)

In the meantime, the talk about KRIS to the Education Directors was held in October 1993 and was chaired by YB Tan Sri Datuk Dr. Wan Mohd Zahid. He made the decision to change KRIS to the name Kadet Remaja Sekolah Malaysia (KRS). It was officially launched on 20 June 1995 and its membership opened to all boys and girls regardless or religion. Since then, many schools began to bring in this youth organisation as they see the importance of uniformed groups in bringing up a student's discipline. KRS groups are mostly formed when a new school is established or brought in by the administrator of the schools which are established earlier.

 

Ranks

 Cadets/Students (Primary/Tunas)

Primary school student cadets, who are also known as Tunas KRS (literally: young KRS) wear the rank badge above the right shirt pocket. The highest rank for primary student cadet is Sergeant.

The ranks for primary student cadets include:

• Lance Corporal TKRS

• Corporal TKRS

• Sergeant TKRS

Cadets/Students(Secondary)

Secondary school cadets wear their rank epaulettes on both sides of the shoulder straps. The highest rank for a secondary school cadet is Warrant Officer 1.

The rank for Lance Corporal, Corporal are awarded on school-based examinations and varies a lot from school to school. The Exam Card provided in the KRS Handbook (Buku Panduan KRS) is rarely followed. For the rank of Sergeant, students have to attend courses held by the District Education Office and those who passed will be awarded with a certificate stating the promotion of rank. Sometimes, the Staff Sergeant course is held together with the Sergeant course. Cadets who passed the rank of Staff Sergeant will be chosen to attended the Warrant Officer course. The course for Warrant Officers used to be national level and is a very prestigious award for cadets. Normally only not more than 20 cadets awarded with the rank of Warrant Officer 1 nationwide while 50 awards of Warrant Officer 2. Since 2009, Warrant Officer courses are now held state level to provide more chances for cadets and produce more Warrant Officers.

The ranks for secondary student cadets, along with their epaulettes, are:

• 

  Lance Corporal

• 

  Corporal

• 

  Sergeant

• 

  Staff Sergeant

• 

  Warrant Officer 2

• 

  Warrant Officer 1

   

  Uniform

  There are 3 types of KRS uniforms, namely Uniform No. 2, Uniform No. 3 and Uniform No. 4. There is also a type of informal activity attire(Uniform No.1) which is the KRS t-shirt with track bottoms. The most frequently used uniform is the Sherwood Dark Green Uniform No.4. The Uniform No. 4 is considered the official uniform of KRS. Uniform No. 4 consists of the Sherwood Dark Green long-sleeved smart shirt and trousers, beret, name tag, logos, collar dots, badges and lanyard. Additional items include a hackle for the beret, muffler and gloves. Boots are required when wearing the Uniform No. 4 and they include spike boots and drill boots (when drilling). Students seldom afford to purchase the Uniform No. 3 as it is an optional uniform for students which consists of a light green smart shirt and slack pants or school uniform trousers (olive green). Uniform No. 2 is a more formal activity attire which is a half-uniform. The cap badge of the KRS beret is worn on the right side (other groups wear them on the left side).

  It is compulsory for KRS nationwide in Malaysia to wear their uniform every Wednesday during school hours. Officers (teachers) are required to do so too. Officers normally chose to wear the Uniform No. 3 as it is more lightweight and airy. There are also bush jackets and ceremonial uniforms (pakaian istiadat) for high ranking KRS officers which are normally education officers.

Kedet Polis

 

Pasukan Kadet Polis Diraja Malaysia adalah pasukan beruniform yang wujud di seluruh sekolah-sekolah menengah di Malaysia yang berupaya mendisiplinkan pelajar-pelajar sekolah dan berupaya mengelakkan diri mereka daripada segala kegiatan negatif yang mampu merugikan diri sendiri.

 

Sejarah

Idea penubuhan kadet polis ini telah dicetuskan oleh Ketua Polis Negara yang kedua, Allahyarham Tun Mohamed Salleh bin Ismail ketika merasmikan Pelancaran Pasukan Kadet Polis pada 2 Mac 1970. Allahyarham dalam ucapannya yang berbunyi:

"The overall objective is to make the cadet a responsible citizen of the future. He must yield a strong and healthy influence among his colleagues, friends and family so that in the years ahead, there will he a new breed, of enlightened good citizens contributing to nation building."

Bermaksud: Objektif keseluruhan adalah untuk menjadikan kadet polis ini seorang warganegara yang bertanggungjawab dimasa hadapan. Hasil yang wajib satu pengaruh yang kukuh dan sihat di kalangan rakan-rakan sekerjanya, kawan-kawan dan keluarga supaya pada tahun-tahun yang mendatang, akan adanya satu baka barunya, warganegara yang baik menyedarkan menyumbang untuk pembangunan bangsa.

Ahli-ahli Kadet dan Pegawai Rendah Kadet akan dipilih dari murid-murid sekolah menengah yang telah dipilih untuk ditubuhkan PKP. Pegawai-pegawai Kanan Kadet pula adalah guru-guru sekolah tersebut dan Pegawai-pegawai Pelajaran Negeri. Peraturan ini adalah bagi kemudahan pentadbiran.

 

Organisasi

Rangka Pertubuhan Pasukan Kadet Polis adalah disusun sama seperti susunan Polis biasa. Pasukan Kadet Polis dibahagikan kepada Kompeni dan Platun. Setiap pelatun itu mengandungi anggota-anggota yang datang dari sebuah sekolah sahaja -- yang anggotanya semua lelaki atau semua perempuan. Satu Kompeni adalah mengandungi 4 Pelatun dan diketuai oleh seorang Komander Kompeni berpangkat Assistan Superintendant Polis. Jawatan ini dipegang oleh seorang Pegawai Pendidikan atau Guru Kanan Sekolah. Komander Kompeni adalah dibantu oleh seorang Ajutan berpangkat Inspektor, seorang Sub-Inspektor dan dua Sarjan Mejar.

Ibu Pejabat Kompeni Kadet ini terletak di Ibu Pejabat Polis Daerah di mana Pasukan ini berada. Satu pelatun adalah terdiri daripada 35 ahli termasuk seorang pegawai kanan kadet, seorang sarjan dan tiga orang koperal. Pegawai Kanan Kadet berpangkat Inspektor adalah guru sekolah dan yang lain penuntut sekolah.

 Tujuan penubuhan

Peranan Belia Di Dalam "Nation Building"

Generasi muda diperhitungkan sebagai harapan bangsa dan negara. Merekalah yang akan membentuk tulang belakang dalam pembangunan negara dalam semua aspek baik ekonomi, politik, mahupun perbaharuan. Dasar Belia Negara bertujuan melahirkan masyarakat belia yang berdisiplin, berpelajaran dan bertanggungjawab.

Sebagai Kegiatan Kokurikulum di Sekolah-sekolah

Membangunkan murid-murid sekolah dari segi sosial, emosi, moral, mental dan fizikal;

Mengetahui tanggungjawab, kualiti kepimpinan serta kebijaksanaan murid-murid sekolah; dan

Memperkayakan masa lapang pelajar sekolah

 Latihan/Keahlian

Keahlian pertubuhan ini hanya dikhaskan kepada murid-murid sekolah menengah, yang berumur antara 14 tahun hingga 21 tahun. Hanya mereka yang berbadan sihat dan cergas sahaja akan dipilih untuk menjadi ahli pertubuhan ini. Mereka yang terpilih akan dibekalkan dengan pakaian seragam yang dikhaskan untuk PKP mengikut ukuran mereka. Selain daripada itu mereka juga diberi latihan yang intensif selama tiga tahun. Antara latihan yang diberi kepada anggota kadet polis ini adalah:-

Kawad -- semua jenis latihan termasuk pengendalian senjata dan kawad kaki.

Kuliah -- undang-undang, tugas dan tanggungjawab Polis

Pertolongan Cemas

Syarahan-syarahan berkenaan ancaman anasir-anasir jahat kepada negara dan cara mengelakan diri dari dipengaruhinya

Khemah tahunan di mana ahli-ahli akan menjalankan latihan-latihan amali

Menjalankan gerakan jiwa murni dan projek kemasyarakatan.

Pandu Puteri

Persatuan Pandu Puteri Malaysia (PPPM, Girl Guides Malaysia) is the national Guiding organization of Malaysia. It serves 73,915 members (as of 2008).^[1] Founded in 1916, the girls-only organization became a full member of the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts in 1960.

Program and ideals

The association is divided in four section according to age:^[2]

• Pandu Puteri Tunas (Brownie Guides) - ages 9 to 12
• Pandu Puteri Remaja (Junior Guides) - ages 13 to 15
• Pandu Puteri Renjer (Ranger Guides) - ages 16 to 18
• Pandu Puteri Dewasa (Adult Guides) are girls trained for youth leadership.

The Girl Guide emblem incorporates elements of the flag of Malaysia.

ST.John

St. John Ambulance of Malaysia (Malay: St. John Ambulans Malaysia, Abbreviation: SJAM) is a Malaysian-based, non-profit statutory body dedicated to the works of humanity and charity for the relief of persons in sickness, distress, suffering or danger without any distinction of race, class, colour or creed. With a history stretching back over a century, SJAM forms part of the wider St. John Ambulance, a foundation of the Venerable Order of Saint John with presence in 41 sovereign states, dependencies, autonomies or territories.

History

The history of St. John Ambulance in the present day Malaysia started in 1908 with the formation of St. John Ambulance Association ("SJAA"); however, the movement was confined to the Army and the Railways till 1938. When the war clouds were gathering in 1938, the authorities decided to form the St. John Ambulance Brigade ("SJAB") in all larger states. Brigade members were first recruited as stretcher-bearers. Once they were proficient, they attended first aid lectures. In 1941, regular meetings and air raid practices were held.^[1]
In September 1941, the authorities introduced the Medical Auxiliary Service and all Brigade members were automatically drafted into this service. When the Japanese Forces raided the Malay Peninsular from 8 December 1941, the Brigade members did magnificent work in all the first aid posts. Many Brigade members withdrew to the south together with the British Forces as their towns were captured one after another by the Japanese Forces. Many more served in the Battle of Singapore and lost their lives for the Service of Mankind. St. John Ambulance was the only voluntary organisation in the Malay Peninsular that rendered medical services before and during the Second World War.^[1]
The return of the British after the end of the Second World War has resulted in the re-organisation of many institutions and that contributed to the expansion of SJAA and SJAB to all states by 1959.
In a move to further strengthen the operations of SJAA and SJAB, particularly after the independence of Malaya in 1957 and the subsequent merger between Malaya, Sabah and Sarawak (to form Malaysia) in 1963, the Government of Malaysia decided to amalgamate SJAA and SJAB in Malaya, Sabah and Sarawak into one Corporation known as the St. John Ambulance of Malaysia. This was made possible with the passing of the St. John Ambulance of Malaysia (Incorporation) Act, 1972 by the Federal Parliament. The Royal Assent was granted on 23 March 1972.^[

Membership
Membership in SJAM is open to all individuals of good characther, good physique and medically fit between 17 and 65 years of age. SJAM accepts suitable and interested individuals from all walks of life but passing the Basic First Aid examination is a pre-requisite before an individual is recognised of having attained the minimum competency to be a uniformed volunteer. First aid training and induction courses are provided to all prospective volunteers free of charge.
SJAM is led by volunteers appointed to functional roles. While all new volunteers would usually be admitted at the basic rank of Ambulance Member (male) or Nursing Member (female), a higher rank may be subsequently assigned, as appropriate, based on respective functional appointments to describe a formal grade within the organisation conferring authority.

Skills

Volunteers are provided with progressive training and re-training opportunities and can complete a number of first aid qualifications. Training for basic to intermediate skill sets are usually provided at Divisional-level, whereas training for additional and enhanced skills such as ambulance driving and handling, management of mass-casualty incidents, as well as the use of an automated external defibrillator ("AED") are centrally conducted by suitable qualified trainers at the State/Regional Headquarters or Area Headquarters.

Moulage - Motor Vehicle Accident

 Healthcare Professionals

Whilst the majority of volunteers in SJAM are non-healthcare professionals, SJAM welcomes the involvement of healthcare professionals such as Medical Practitioners, Paramedics, Nurses and Medical Assistants to volunteer. Unlike the rest, healthcare professionals do not require to demonstrate their competency through attaining first aid certificates, but their qualifications and professional status are checked with the appropriate regulatory body before admission to SJAM. Healthcare professionals are required for tasks appropriate to their technical competencies during operational duties, as well as training for other volunteers in certain enhanced skills.

 Developing Human Capital

Suitably experienced volunteers, upon demonstrating outstanding competency in Advanced First Aid, may be chosen to be developed as First Aid Trainers. Chosen candidates will undergo development, exposure and assessment in methodology of training before being accredited as First Aid Trainers. Volunteers with such accreditation are entrusted to facilitate training and re-training activities for other volunteers, as well as first aid courses for the public.
Relevant training activities targeting on management, administration and leadership are also provided to volunteers appointed to functional roles. Many volunteers argued that their experience in SJAM, coupled with such exposures, have somewhat given an edge to their career.

Rank Insignia

Officers

• 

  Royal Patron
• 

  National President
• 

  Deputy National President
• 

  Commander-in-Chief
• 

  Deputy Commander-in-Chief
• 

  Chief-of-Staff
• 

  Hon. Secretary-General
  Chief Superintendent
  Regional/State Commander
• 

  Principal Staff Officer
  Deputy Regional/State Commander
• 

  Staff Officer Grade I
  Regional/State Superintendent
  Area Commander
• 

  Staff Officer Grade II
  Area Superintendent
• 

  Staff Officer Grade III
• 

  Staff Officer Grade IV
  Divisional Superintendent
• 

  Staff Officer Grade V
  Divisional Officer
• 

  Staff Officer Grade VI
  Acting Divisional Officer

 Other Ranks

• 

  National Sergeant-Major
• 

  Regional/State Sergeant-Major
• 

  Area Sergeant-Major
• 

  Corps Sergeant-Major
• 

  Staff Sergeant
• 

  Sergeant
• 

  Corporal
• 

  Lance Corporal
• 

  Ambulance Member
  Nursing Member
  
  SJAM Uniform
  With traditions and customs inherited from the SJAB, SJAM is somewhat paramilitary in its protocol and image and hence, SJAM volunteers is recognisable by its distinct white-and-black uniform. Volunteers are required to wear uniform to provide services, both for identification and to present a professional image. Unlike the uniform of other volunteer organisations in Malaysia, SJAM uniform is protected by the law, and may only be worn by volunteers who have been certified to have at least the minimum competency to be a uniformed personnel.
  

  
  

  

  Officers in Uniform No. 1 during a ceremonial parade

  There are presently three orders of dress intended for different situations, as follows:
  

  • Uniform No. 1: Ceremonial Uniform, an elaborate uniform worn during ceremonial occasions only.
  • Uniform No. 2: Duty Uniform, a basic operational uniform suitable for all types of duties, as well as parades and formations.
  • Uniform No. 3: Mess Dress, an evening dress worn at formal occasions.

  Uniform No. 2 is the most widely used among the three. Yellow/green two-tone high visibility garments are sometimes worn over Uniform No. 2 for outdoor events for safety and ease of identification. For Officers, there are two variants of Uniform No. 2. Beret is worn during operational duties only, whereas Peaked Cap (male) or Bowler's Hat (female) are used in Uniform No. 2 in events other than operational duties.
  For training and informal events, Training Order (consisting white SJAM polo T-shirt and black trousers similar to Uniform No. 2) is worn. On rare occasions (subject to waiver instructions), Training Order is also used for operational duties, but it is usually invoked during disasters which requires rapid mobilisation and deployment of volunteers, or when long hours of stand-by is required or expected.

Pengakap

 

Persekutuan Pengakap Malaysia (Malaysian Scouting Association, PPM) is an organisation for boys and girls between the ages of 10 and 17, based in Malaysia. Persekutuan Pengakap Malaysia is part of the global Scouting movement and national member of the World Organization of the Scout Movement (WOSM). It is has been established and officially regulated by an act of parliament through the Scouts Association of Malaysia (Incorporation) Act 1968.

 

History

Scouting in Malaya (now Malaysia was first introduced in Penang in 1908 as an experimental troop in YMCA before spreading throughout the entire Peninsular.

In 1974, Datuk Syed Hashim bin Abdullah was awarded the Bronze Wolf, the only distinction of the World Organization of the Scout Movement, awarded by the World Scout Committee for exceptional services to world Scouting. Other recipients include Tan Sri Kamarul Ariffin bin Mohd Yassin in 1983.

 

Uniform

A Junior Scout's uniform consists of a short-sleeve (girls wear long sleeves) grey shirt, with two pockets with buttons on the left and right breast, the official neckerchief, the forage cap, navy-blue pants, the official bronze belt, navy-blue socks and black canvas shoes with laces. A miniature Malaysian flag is stitched on the right breast pocket and the Tenderfoot badge stitched on the left one. The neckerchief, with red, white and blue stripes, is worn about the collar, fastened with the official woggle. The forage cap has a badge with the Malaysian Scout emblem on one side.

On the left sleeve are one's patrol's name and merit badges. On the right sleeve is one's state, district, and troop number. The advancement badge is sewn below the troop number when a Junior Scout earns it. Depending on a Junior Scout's rank and/or badges, he/she may be allowed to wear a lanyard.

A Senior Scout's uniform is the same as the Junior Scout's except for the position of badges. The King's Scout badge is worn on the left sleeve, five centimetres below the patrol badge. On the left sleeve is one's patrol's name, and one's advancement badges. The Senior Scout's have up to five advancement badges. Once taken, the Senior Scout will go on to become a King's Scout. The King's Scout badge is worn five centimeters below the patrol badge in place of all five Senior Badges.

A Leader's (Rovers/Scoutmasters) uniform is the same as the Junior Scouts with the exception of the badges sewn and the epaulets worn. Rovers wear red epaulets while Assistant Scoutmasters through the Chief Scout wear blue epaulets bearing different symbols. A Rover Crew may make its own Crew emblem and the one can sew it on the right sleeve below the Crew Letter. The advancement badges for Rovers are worn on the left breast, below the Rover badge, while the miniature King's Scout Badge is worn on the left sleeve.

Colours of epaulette:

• Red - rover scouts

• Blue - commissioners

• Purple - trainers

• Green - council officers

• Yellow - patrons

 

 

Badan Beruniform

• Pengakap

• ST.John

• Pandu Puteri

• Kadet Polis

• Kedet Remaja Sekolah

• Persatuan Islam Puteri Malaysia

• Persatuan Bulan Sabit Merah

• Pasukan Kadet Bersatu Malaysia

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Lencana Sekolah

 

• Komputer menggambarkan warga sekolah yang peka IT.
• Huruf TBS yang hitam dan berlatarkan berwarna hijau menandakan nama dan warga negara.
• Obor melambangkan kegigihan yang membara.
• Bulan sabit melambangkan agama Islam.
• Lambang buah padi mencerminkan pencapaian akademik dan bukan akademik.
  
  
  

  Maksud Lencana 

  -Warna  hijau adalah warna sekolah yang                     melambangkan kesegaran dan kepintaran.

  -Warna hitam melambangkan bersatu.

  -Warna putih melambangkan kebersihan dan kesucian.

  -Buku yang terbuka menggambarkan pemikiran yang terbuka terhadap ilmu pengetahuan dan pendidikan.

  -Simbol komputer , untuk merealisasikan pembestarian sekolah , sejajar dan Falsafah Pendidikan Kebangsaan.

  -Obor merah melambangkan kegigihan dan semangat yang membara.

  -Bulan Sabit melambangkan agama Islam yang merupakan agama rasmi negara.

  -Buah padi melambangkan pencapaian akademik dan kokurikulum. 

Visi , Misi dan Motto Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Tunku Besar Tampin

Visi

 

Menjadi sekolah contoh dalam kecemerlangan akademik,kokurikulum dan sahsiah di Negeri Sembilan.

Misi

 

1.Sentiasa mendukung wawasan sekolah/pendidikan dan       Negara.

2.Memperkembangkan potensi pelajar dan guru mengikut minat , kebolehan dan budaya saing ke tahap maksimum.

3.Membentuk warga sekolah yang bangga dan cintakan sekolah.

4.Mengamalkan nilai-nilai di kalangan warga sekolah dan masyarakat.

5.Membina budaya cemerlang di kalangan warga sekolah.

 

 Motto

 

"Lebih Bijak~Lebih Teguh~Lebih Baik"

Sejarah Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Tunku Besar Tampin

SMK.Tunku Besar Tampin ditubuhkan pada tahun 1924. Sekolah ini mula ditubuhkan dengan sebuah kelas dan 40 orang pelajar lelaki.Pada waktu itu, sekolah ini dikenali sebagai Government English School. Selain itu,sekolah ini terletak berhampiran kediaman Pegawai Pendidikan Daerah Tampin.


Pada tahun 1928,sekolah ini telah berpindah ke Kelab Rekreasi dengan bilangan kelas bertambah kepada 4 buah(darjah 4) dan 5 orang tenaga pengajar.Kemudian, pada akhir tahun, sekolah ini telah berpindah ke bangunan Sekolah Rendah Kebangsaan Tunku Besar sekarang.

Pada tahun 1928,Jepun telah mengambil alih sekolah ini dan dijadikan sebagai Hospital Tentera untuk merawat tentera mereka yang mengalami kecederaan.Lantaran,semua murid diarahkan supaya berpindah ke bangunan kayu yang berhampiran dengan Rumah Rehat Tampin.

Pada tahun 1945, Hospital Tentera telah ditukarkan kepada sekolah semula dan dikenali sebagai Reconstruction Class. Bilangan pelajar sekolah meningkat sebanyak 100 orang.

Bilangan pelajar meningkat kepada 400 orang pada tahun 1949.Ekoran itu,sebahagian Rumah Rehat dijadikan sebagai bilik darjah.Mata pelajaran Sains telah diperkenalkan pada masa itu.Selain itu,kelas tingkatan 1 ditubuhkan.

Pada tahun 1953,pelajar kelas menengah sekolah ini telah dipindahkan ke bangunan baru iaitu sekolah iniNamun begitu,setelah 2 tahun barulah sekolah ini diberi nama iaitu SMK.Tunku Besar Tampin dan dirasmikan oleh YTM Tunku Besar pada 1 Julai 1953.

Pada tahun 1963,mula berlaku banyak perubahan.Antaranya,sebuah asrama dan 10 kelas dibina dan setahun kemudiannya,satu bangunan mengandungi dua buah bengkel seni perusahaan,tiga bilik Sains Rumah Tangga dan sebuah makmal kaji kajian dibina.

Malah,pada tahun 1974,sebuah dewan besar telah dibina yang kekal hingga ke hari ini.Kemudian,pavilion dibina dua tahun kemudian.Tidak lama kemudian,satu bangunan mengandungi tiga makmal Sains dan sebuah perpustakaan dibina.

Bukan itu sahaja,empat gelanggang tenis berserta sebuah bangunan yang mengandungi tujuh kelas,satu bilik pusat sumber,satu perpustakaan,satu bilik kaunseling,satu bilik rawatan dan satu bilik seni pada akhir tahun 1980.Satu lagi kemudahan telah ditambah di sekolah ini pada tahun 1990 iaitu Indoor Hockey Pitch.

Setelah sekian lama,akhirnya penantian berakhir apabila Asrama Puteri dibina pada tahun 1992.Tetapi, penggunaannya terhad kepada pelajar sekolah ini sahaja.Walau bagaimanapun,asrama itu kemudiannya dijadikan asrama pusat yang menempatkan pelajar aliran agama Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Tampin.

Pada tahun 1999, bangunan empat tingkat baru dibina lagi iaitu yang mengandungi enam belas buah kelas,satu makmal komputer,satu bilik guru dan satu pejabat.Setahun sebelum itu,bangunan utama telah dirobohkan.

Pada tahun 2002,sebuah surau baru dibina diikuti garaj kereta setahun kemudian.Setelah mendapat sedikit peruntukkan,sebuah makmal komputer telah dibina beserta padang hoki Astroturf.

Perubahan pelajar telah menyebabkan keperkuan terhadap komputer bertambah.Oleh itu,sebuah makmal kompueter telah dibina dan dirasmikan oleh YAB Dato’ Seri Utama Hj.Mohammad Bin Hj Hassan,Menteri Besar Negeri Sembilan Darul Khusus pada tahun 2005.

Pada tahun 2007, Pusat Akses Komputer telah dibina selaras dengan Hari ICT Negeri. Semua warga SMK.Tunku Besar juga mempunyai Smart Card masing-,masing. Sekolah juga turut melancarkan sistem jaringan internet tanpa wayar dengan jarak 1 km radius ke arah membudayakan ICT dalam kalangan warga sekolah.