SMKA Tun Ahmadshah

Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Agama Tun Ahmadshah (formerly known as SMKA Inanam) is a religious school in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia. The school was established in 1988.

Tun Ahmadshah Islamic High School
Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Agama Tun Ahmadshah
Location
PO Box A-235, Inanam

Kota Kinabalu
,
Sabah
,
88856

Malaysia
Information
School typeGovernment Boarding national religious secondary school
MottoBerilmu, Beramal, Bertaqwa
(Knowledgeable, Practical and Pious)
Religious affiliation(s)Islam
Established1 January 1988 (1988-01-01)
StatusOpen
Supervising bodyState Education Department
School codeXRA 4002
PrincipalZulkifli Mohammad
Teaching staff49
Employees13
GradesForm 1 to Form 5
Age range12-17
Enrollment451 (2016)
Classes offeredGeneral knowledge, Islamic study, Science and Accountancy
LanguageMalay, English and Arabic
Schedule typeSchedule
ScheduleNormal schedule: 6.45 am - 1.45 pm
Additional schedule: 2.30 pm - 4.30 pm
Hours in school day6-8
Classrooms17
Houses4
NicknameSMKA TUNAS
SEMAI
Websitesmkatunas.net

History

SMKA Inanam was initiated on 1 January 1988 as a normal secondary school. The first batch of the school consisted of 14 teachers and 455 students led by the first Principal, Mr. Matshah Abdul Hamid. At the end of 1988, a proposal to make this school an Islamic secondary school was moved as the original Islamic secondary school in Ranau was under construction. State Education Department was in favour of such proposal as this school is located strategically near administrative centre.

Consequently, 20 teachers and a number of students of Form 5 and Upper Form 6 from SMKA Limauan joined this school on 3 January 1989, while the school, which was known as SMK Inanam, was renamed as SMKA Inanam.[1] It was renamed once again to SMKA Tun Ahmadshah on 9 September 2009 in commemoration of the then Governor of Sabah, Ahmadshah Abdullah.

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Roll of Principals
Principal Period
Ustaz Salehuddin Hj. Mansur 1989-1992
Ustaz Mohd Isa Hj. Shaari 1992-1994
Ustazah Hjh. Arpah Mohammad 1994-2004
Ustaz Idrus Hj. Abdul Rahman 2004 - March 2008
Ustazah Affida Helmi January 2009 - March 2011
Dr. Hj. Mohd. Kassim B. Tusin May 2011 - January 2016
Datin Hasnah Mohd. Yakob January 2016 - December 2017
Ustaz Zulkifli Mohammad December 2017 - Now

Classes

The names of the classes change every three years for the junior form and every two years for the senior form.

Junior Form
Turning (every three years) Classes name
First turning (Form 1 2019)
  • Ibnu Abbas
  • Ibnu Jarir
  • Ibnu Umar
  • Ibnu Majah
  • Ibnu Qayyim (closed)
Second turning (Form 2 2019)
  • Siti Aisyah
  • Siti Fatimah
  • Siti Hajar
  • Siti Khadijah
Third turning (Form 3 2019)
  • Syafie
  • Maliki
  • Hanafi
  • Hanbali (closed)

Senior Form
Turning (every two years) Classes name
First turning (Form 4 2019)
  • Al-Khawarizmi (Science Stream 1)
  • Al-Farabi (Science Stream 2)
  • Al-Biruni (Accounting Stream 1)
  • Al-Qurtubi (Accounting Stream 2)
Second turning (Form 5 2019)
  • Ibnu Sina (Science Stream 1)
  • Ibnu Rusyd (Science Stream 2)
  • Ibnu Khaldun (Accounting Stream 1)
  • Ibnu Taimiyyah (Accounting Stream 2)
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References
  1. "Sejarah Sekolah" (in Malay). SMKA Tun Ahmadshah. Retrieved 17 February 2012.

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