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| ==History== | ==History== | ||
| SMK Convent was opened on the 3 October 1904 by a British resident, Mr Weld. At that time, there was one block and five Sisters as teachers. There were 36 students in the first batch. | |||
| ===Japanese occupation=== | ===Japanese occupation=== | ||
| During the Japanese occupation, the school was used as a shelter for sisters and orphans from Taiping and ]. | During the Japanese occupation, the school was used as a shelter for sisters and orphans from Taiping and ]. | ||
| After the Japanese left on the 1 October 1945, the school was reopened and 800 new students were accepted, and the school continued to expand. | After the Japanese left on the 1 October 1945, the school was reopened and 800 new students were accepted, and the school continued to expand. | ||
| ===New school=== | |||
| A new school was built because the land on which the Convent stood was taken by ] for development. Development, however, was stalled leaving an abandoned project. This was due to the stagnation of water, three storeys deep. The developers abandoned the site which now sits as a huge, unused lake in the centre of town. | |||
| A plot of land near Taman AST was chosen to build the new school. On the 8 July 1993, the ground breaking ceremony was performed by the Menteri Besar, YAB Dato’ Seri Utama Sri Mohd Isa Bin Dato’ Haji Abdul Samad. The school was renamed '''SMK Puteri'''. | |||
| SMK Puteri has three blocks of three floors, two blocks of two floors and two blocks of one level. | |||
| ==Facilities== | ==Facilities== | ||
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| SMK Puteri | |
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| Location | |
| Seremban, Negeri Sembilan Malaysia | |
| Information | |
| Type | Government non-Boarding all-girls secondary school |
| Motto | Kualiti teras kecemerlangan (Quality compulsory to excel) |
| Established | 1993 |
| Headmistress | Pn. Siti Hawa Bt. Abd Majid |
| Grades | Form 1 - Form 5 |
| Enrollment | 1573 |
| Affiliations | Malaysia Ministry Of Education |
| Abbreviation | Puteri |
SMK Puteri is an all-girl secondary school in Seremban, Malaysia. The school is widely known as Puteri.
History
Japanese occupation
During the Japanese occupation, the school was used as a shelter for sisters and orphans from Taiping and Singapore. After the Japanese left on the 1 October 1945, the school was reopened and 800 new students were accepted, and the school continued to expand.
Facilities
Facilities include offices, Principal's room, teachers' room, computer lab, canteen, Co-operative, photocopy shop, field and hockey turf.
Co-curricular
Sports
Hockey
Hockey is one of the sports that Puteri excels in in state and national level. The Puteri hockey coach is the coach of the under-18 girls hockey team MSSM Negeri Sembilan and manager for the Malaysian national women hockey team.
External links
| Schools in Negeri Sembilan | |
|---|---|
| This list is incomplete. Only notable all-day and full-time schools should be listed. | |
| Jempol–Jelebu District | |
| Kuala Pilah District | |
| Rembau District | |
| Seremban District | |
| Tampin District | |
| Italic denotes the school is under construction. | |
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