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| 6名大马选手在2019年国际初中科学奥林匹克竞赛中荣获1枚银牌与5枚铜牌，为国争光。 |
（八打灵再也19日讯）大马选手陈家曜 （译音）在2019年（IJSO）中，赢得一枚银牌，为国争光！
此外，另5名选手则在比赛中夺得了铜牌。
与去年仅获一枚铜牌的成绩相比，大马选手今年的表现有进步。
我国今年共派出6名选手参赛，脱颖而出的选手需要通过2019年灵鹿科学竞赛及大马初中科学奥林匹克竞赛（MyJSO）的考验。
6名选手为巴生卫理学校的阿米莉亚林Amelia Jade Mae-Xian Lim、吉隆坡中华独中学的陈家曜 （Chin Jia Yao）及郑轶聪（Tay Yi Cong）、国家精明天才中心（Pusat GENIUS@pintar Negara）的哈里斯达尼（Haris Dani Erwin Dani）及英然阿特汉（Imran Adham Azmin）、槟城锺灵国中的赖柏玮（Lai Bo Wei ）。
领队为Ardent教育顾问有限公司的阿妮丝及法希拉。
2019年国际初中科学奥林匹克竞赛是于12月3日至12日在卡塔尔首都多哈）举行，是一项让16岁或以下学生参与的国际科学比赛。本届比赛共有409名来自70个国家的选手参与，创下有史以来最多的参赛人数。
文章来源 ： 星洲日报 2019-12-19
Six bright secondary school students did Malaysia proud by
winning one silver and five bronze medals at the 16th International
Junior Science Olympiad (IJSO) 2019 in Doha, Qatar this month
The national team formation for the IJSO took approximately eight
months in the making, starting with the Kancil Science Competition 2019
held in May this year
The six best participants from MyJSO were then selected by a panel of judges to represent the country at the IJSO in Qatar
During the IJSO from 3 to 12 December, the participants went through many hours of assessment
It all paid off when Chin managed to nab a silver medal while the other five won bronze
文章来源 ： 星洲日报 2019-12-19
These M'sian Students Just Set A New Record At The International Junior Science Olympiad
The national team formation for the competition took approximately eight months in the making.
Six bright secondary school students did Malaysia proud by
winning one silver and five bronze medals at the 16th International
Junior Science Olympiad (IJSO) 2019 in Doha, Qatar this month
According to their website, the IJSO is among 12 recognised International Science Olympiads held annually for students who are under 16 years old.
It aims to promote the pursuit of excellence in scientific endeavours and encourage gifted students to further develop their talents in Natural Sciences.
The competition this year saw the participation of 409 secondary school students from over 70 countries, reported the Star. It was organised by Qatar's Ministry of Education and Higher Education, in collaboration with Qatar University.
It aims to promote the pursuit of excellence in scientific endeavours and encourage gifted students to further develop their talents in Natural Sciences.
The competition this year saw the participation of 409 secondary school students from over 70 countries, reported the Star. It was organised by Qatar's Ministry of Education and Higher Education, in collaboration with Qatar University.
The national team formation for the IJSO took approximately eight
months in the making, starting with the Kancil Science Competition 2019
held in May this year
According to Majalah Sains,
104 gold medal winners from the preliminary Kancil Science Competition
were then selected to compete in the Malaysian Junior Science Olympiad
(MyJSO) that was held at the International Islamic Unversity of Malaysia
(UIAM) on 20 July.
The six best participants from MyJSO were then selected by a panel of judges to represent the country at the IJSO in Qatar
The students were Amelia Jade Mae-Xian Lim (Wesley Methodist School), Chin Jia Yao (Chong Hwa Independent High School), Tay Yi Cong (Chong Hwa Independent High School), Haris Dani Erwin Dani (PERMATApintar National Gifted Centre), Imran Adham Azmin (PERMATApintar National Gifted Centre), and Lai Bo Wei (SMJK Chung Ling).
The 15-year-olds were accompanied by Anis Shahira Hadith and Nur Fadhilah Mokhrizal of Ardent Educational Consultants Sdn Bhd.
The 15-year-olds were accompanied by Anis Shahira Hadith and Nur Fadhilah Mokhrizal of Ardent Educational Consultants Sdn Bhd.
From left to right: Anis Shahira, Lim, Tay, Chin, Haris, Lai, Imran, and Nur Fadhilah.
Image via Majalah Sains
During the IJSO from 3 to 12 December, the participants went through many hours of assessment
They were required to participate in theoretical tests individually
and practical tests in groups in all three core Science subjects, which
were Physics, Chemistry, and Biology.
It all paid off when Chin managed to nab a silver medal while the other five won bronze
"I was really proud of the Malaysian team because everyone won a medal," Lim told The Star, making national history with every participant managing to bring a medal home.
Last year, the first time Malaysia took part in the competition, only one out of six national representatives won a medal.
Last year, the first time Malaysia took part in the competition, only one out of six national representatives won a medal.
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