Tun Chan

 Tun Dr. Chan Lik Hoong

Proposed Declaration Plaque of Tan Sri Chee Fooi Foon

 

[EXTRA] Bullseye 2020 Banner with TGA Corporation logo

We would like to ractify the abnormaly by presenting a second version of WY's 2020 banner with the TGA Corporation logo. 

TGA Corporation was founded by Lau Wei Yiang on May 31, 2017 and offers services in gardening, agriculture, recycling and forestry. The company has agricultural headquarters in Puchong, Selangor, and is mainly selling vegetables. The company expanded to include recycling services and upcycling services and runs the Green Canopy Botanical Gardens. 

TGA Corporation participated in Nobelfest 2019 through vegetable sales. For Sports Day 2020, TGA Corporation had planned to participate in Sports Day 2020 through the showcase of the sustainability efforts of the company and to continue on with what was started in Nobelfest 2019.

Once again, we want to make a big thank you to the sponsors and the support of the staff of TGA Corporation for their efforts.  This is a second version of Bullseye's 2020 banner with the TGA Corporation ident. 

 

[ARCHIVE] Sports Day 2020 Results

  2020 Sports Day Full Results

Sports 2020 Score Chart Final Version

30th August 2019 to 11th March 2020

Due to the outbreak of Covid 19, there is no Sports Day for the year 2020 and the scores of Sports Day 2020 were updated on the day of the official cancellation of Sports Day 2020.

Annotations:

1. Sports Day 2020 was scheduled for 27th March 2020.

2. Founder's Run was held on 14th February 2020 at Bukit Jalil Park in conjunction with the launch of Seeds Connections, a psychological consulting service by Fungates. 

Full Result of Sports Day 2020 (Score Chart)

More to be updated soon

The planned Sports Day banner of Lau Wei Yiang for 2020 [CANCELLED]

 

The 2020 Sports Day of Nobel International School was to be held on 27th March 2020. As part of the Sports Day 2020, Mr Narish, the coordinator for Sports Day since the year 2016, came up with a theme for every Sports Day. The theme for Sports Day 2020 was 'Endangered Animals'. 

As 2020 is also a very symbolic year due to the attainment of Wawasan 2020 (Vision 2020), Vision 2020 aims to allow us to have the best eye vision, hence the rational of Tun Dr Mahathir Mohammad to craft out Vision 2020. As a new decade dawns upon us, the future of the world is nested in environmental protection as well as civic awareness to do better, to go beyond, and to be the best of our best, to serve the year 2020 and to be prepared for an unforgettable 2020. An excitement looms ahead in terms of sports and sustainability, and a victory of Bullseye would be the cherry on the cake. 

In January 2020, wildfires erupted in Australia, threatening the safety and health of our planet. As part of a social awareness campaign and to kill two birds with one stone, Mr Narish introduced Endangered Animals as the theme for Sports Day 2020. Each house was given an endangered species as a mascot, and the animal assigned to Bullseye was the Ethiopian Wolf. 

Lau Wei Yiang decided to continue the tradition of the design of  Sports Day banners, but  with a twist to incorporate the sustainable practices of  Green Canopy Botanical Gardens and TGA Corporation, his garden and entrepreneurial firm, into the banner. Given the continued sustainability practices of Green Canopy  Botanical Gardens as well as the successful efforts of TGA Corporation in delivering continued value  to customers, especially  during Nobelfest 2019, the plan was to continue from there in delivering sustainable statements and to promote  the sustainability efforts of Green Canopy Botanical Gardens and the TGA Corporation for 2020 via the Sports Day 2020. 

With Sports Day 2020 being a true test of resilience for Bullseye to win a second successful year, the banner is enriched with symbolism; taking the Sustainable Development Goals of Sustainable Cities and Communities, Life on Land, Life Under Water, Climate Action as well as Responsible Consumption and Production to define the sustainability statement of Bullseye. 

The design also features a raintree showcasing the botanical history of Malaysia. Raintrees are known for their large shade and were planted by the British during their administration of Malaya. Combined  with the Ethiopian Wolf and  the tagline, "A victory for Bullseye, A Sustainable Future", the banner showcases the sustainability statement of Bullseye with an aim to inspire the rest of Nobel to do more in sustainability. There were also plans to feature recycled innovations and the success of Green Canopy Botanical Gardens and TGA Corporation at the Sports Day. The banner was sponsored and supported by the staff and members of Green Canopy Botanical Gardens and TGA Corporation with the determination to continue the legacy left on from Nobelfest  2019.

Sadly, due to the impact of COVID-19, the sustainability plans cannot be executed due to the induced cancellation of Sports Day 2020. The COVID-19 pandemic eventually inspired other banner designs for Sports Day as well as the eventual incorporation of sustainability practices in TGA Corporation, Green Canopy Botanical Gardens as well as Nobel's adoption of SDG practices in January 2025.

The walkover win of Bullseye in 2020 successfully  led to the completion of Bullseye's second victory streak from 2019 to 2023, and the success of Bullseye in completing eight consecutive years of Founder's Run victories.

[ARCHIVE] Founder's Run 2025 Statement.

 Today, 14th March 2025, is the start of 29 days of competition. We are kicking off the 10th Annual Founder's Run.

Writing this as a three-time champion of Founder's Run (2017, 2018, 2019), as well as the 10th place winner of the Twincity Marathon 2024's 42.195km category, I would like to wish everyone the very best for the Founder's Run. While Nobellians are gearing up for the Founder's Run, we are gearing up on our side for the ultimate race of the year; the Kuala Lumpur Standard Chartered Marathon (KLSCM). 

The Founder's Run and the KLSCM are two very different ball games. While the Founder's Run is a 5km race around a loop in Taman Botani Negara Shah Alam, the KLSCM involves the closure of multiple roads, trails and highways to provide a safe marathon course over 26.2 miles of asphalt. The marathon distance is recognized by World Athletics and the Association of International Marathons and Distance Races, and has a championship, the Abbott World Marathon Majors, which is the English Premier League or Thomas Cup for marathons.

This year, we are marking the tenth edition of a legacy that begun in 2016. As 2026 marks the 10th anniversary of the Founder's Run, we want to remember the perseverance, determination, grit and solidarity of the runners of the Founder's Run. We want to recognize and commemorate the spirit and dedication of contributing to the Fungates Superflow Foundation. Running is an easy sport and it can be done anywhere with just a pair of shoes and without the need for equipment or facilities. 

The Founder's Run pays tribute to Ms Clarine Chun, the Founding Director and founder of Nobel International School. It is with great enthusiasm and of course, confidence that I convey this proposal to the school. Since we are coming to mark the 10th anniversary of the Founder's Run next year, as well as the 10th edition of the Founder's Run in 29 days, it will be great to have Auntie Clarine sign up for a full marathon race. I believe that it is wonderful to have Auntie Clarine do so and I believe that she should do so, as it will mark the true meaning of the Founder's Run and encourage the Fungates team to scout for new sources of revenue to help the needy. Auntie Clarine completing a 42km race will unleash the true meaning of the Founder's Run, as the Founder of Nobel International School would be a role model, both in Character Transformation as well as running, and it will inspire people to push their limits and demonstrate the core values of Nobel International School. And it will be great that to boost confidence, maybe you, Mr Meshach, as well as Mr Lew, Ms Praveen, Ms Ingel, Ms Colleen, Mr Loh, Mr Chan and Ms Jean would be able to sign up for the same marathon as Auntie Clarine to boost confidence. 

Nobel International School led an expedition of Year 10 and 11 students in November and December 2013 to scale Mount Kinabalu, the highest mountain in Malaysia. The management team accompanying Auntie Clarine to finish the 42km marathon would be truly a historic feat to mark the 10th edition and 10th anniversary of the Founder's Run, and hopefully, it can be considered and discussed. The team can sign up for KLSCM if you want some confidence, as I am planning to take part soon. 

We wish all the runners of the Founder's Run the very best as they clock their mileage in the Virtual Run and work towards improving their fitness for the physical run. 

Sustainable Development Goals

A hallmark for environmental protection and human progress

The Sustainable Development  Goals is a network of 17 goals aimed at achieving sustainable development in the fields of environment, social and governance (ESG). The SDGs were launched on 7th October 2015 and is a key framework in guiding global sustainable development initiatives, with the target of achieving all 17 goals by the year 2030. It is a major hallmark under the Agenda 2030 framework.

Nobel started adopting the Sustainable Development Goals beginning from January 2025 in an effort to instill practices in the goals. An initiative led by Ms Praveen Shadaan, Head of Curriculum of Nobel International School, the aim is to adopt the goal in daily activities such as food wastage, energy conservation and quality education. A Maker's Fair based on the SDG themes is planned for the middle of 2025. 

Each classroom in Nobel is fitted with a SDG sign printed out and provided by the management of Nobel to be accessible for the benefit of students. 

The sustainable development goals are:

1. No Poverty
2. Zero Hunger
3. Good Health and Wellbeing
4. Quality Education
5. Gender Equality
6. Clean Water and Sanitation
7. Affordable and Clean Energy
8. Decent Work and Economic Growth
9. Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure
10. Reduced Inequalities
11. Sustainable Cities and Communities
12. Responsible Consumption and Production
13. Climate Action
14. Life below Water
15. Life on Land
16. Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions
17. Partnerships for the Goals

To learn more about the SDGs, please visit this website: Goal 15 | Department of Economic and Social Affairs