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STIA

LIST OF PRINCIPALS

AWANG BIN NGAH, 1998-NOW

TRADITION, KNOWLEDGE, HUMANITY

RUGBY TOURNAMENT, CHAMPION

WELCOME BACK TO STIA STUDENTS

I don't want to stay here.

I don't want to.

Aqil, don't cry.

Boys shouldn't cry, okay?

Jaja!

Aaidaa.

Yes, Dad?

What year are you in this year?

Form 5, Dad.

What do you have in Form 5?

SPM.

You do know what that means, right?

I know, Dad.

You said that when you were in Form 3.

"I know, Dad. PMR, Dad."

But what happened to Jaja?

She was almost expelled.

Her 6As result was

barely accepted at this school.

Fortunately, I have alumni connections.

Aaidaa.

It's no use if Jaja has a sister

who is the topper of her batch.

Stepsister.

What?

Nothing.

Jaja is your sister.

Sure, you're the topper

of your batch every year.

You scored 8As in PMR.

But if you still can't help Jaja,

what does that make you?

A failure.

Louder.

A failure, Dad.

How are you doing?

Cheer up.

It's the first day of school, guys.

Tai Ying!

Jaja!

-You cut your hair short?

-Yes!

-I have a lot of things to tell you.

-What is it?

But

Hey.

Come on. Are you blind?

My phone!

Hi, Aizat.

Hi.

Hi, Aizat.

Hi, Jaja.

How did he become more handsome?

Where's Aaidaa?

Aaidaa?

Hilmi bin Dato Zulkarnain!

Aizat!

-Hey.

-Hey.

-I've missed you.

-Same here.

You're doing okay?

I'm fine, thanks.

You look even better now.

Of course.

Hey!

Hop on!

Botol!

Hey!

HEAD PREFECT, HILMI

Gosh, he's the head prefect!

Sure, make fun of me.

Who'll help you if you get in trouble?

The head prefect, right?

That's confirmed.

Why are you digging your pockets?

I'm looking for my top-up card. Hold on.

Did I drop it when I bumped

into that crazy girl?

Who's that crazy girl?

Aaidaa Zubir, who else?

Hey, is it the cute one?

What's cute about her?

Are you okay?

Of course I am.

Wait, I have to go.

-Where are you going?

-Looking for my top-up card.

I haven't told my mom that I have arrived.

No need.

You're the best!

Did you take the bus to come here, Jat?

Poor you.

Why is that?

I'd rather take the bus than be stuck

in my parents' car for three hours.

All they talk about is JPA,

scholarships, MARA, and SPM.

You have to be grateful, Jat.

Your parents don't really care.

Dropped

308 DAYS UNTIL SPM

Now we present

the Principal of STIA for his speech.

Principal Awang, welcome.

Pawang!

Tradition.

Knowledge.

Humanity.

Welcome back to STIA students!

I'm sure you've had

so much fun during your

school holidays, right?

But I really hope

you've left

your bad habits at home.

Form 1 students,

welcome to STIA, Cameron Highlands.

I'm sure you're all proud

of your achievements so far.

Each of you is a big fish in a small pond

from your hometown

who managed to score 5As

and you're qualified to join us,

a prestigious school in this country.

Congratulations.

However,

let me break it to you right now.

You're only here purely by luck.

UPSR is an exam of sheer luck.

Most of you here are only lucky

because you were born as a Bumiputera.

Born in the countryside, the suburbs.

And you might be lucky

because you're only slightly smarter

than your peers in your hometown.

At STIA, we will distinguish

whether you are truly intelligent

or you're here only because of fate

and will end up as a burden.

A burden for the school,

a burden for STIA.

And a burden for me

to put the average grade for STIA

at the highest level in this nation.

Hey, Pawang is not giving

any chances to the freshmen.

I will end my speech

with a reminder.

Or strictly, more suitably, a warning.

I will have zero compromise.

I will not tolerate

any student who will become

an obstacle for STIA

to achieve excellence

which has become

a tradition for this school.

Thank you.

Thank you, Principal Awang.

Now we welcome

the Head Prefect of STIA,

Mr. Nor Hilmi Zulkarnain.

Hilmi!

-Come on, Mi!

-Hilmi!

Thank you, Principal Awang,

honorable teachers,

and my brothers and sisters

from another mother,

students of STIA!

I don't have much to say

but to Principal Awang,

we vow to uphold the school name!

Excel in studies,

excel in co-curricular activities,

and excel in PMR.

For the students in my batch this year,

Ohana 9903,

excel in SPM!

This year is our year!

JANUARY 2003, 293 DAYS UNTIL SPM

FEBRUARY 2003, 265 DAYS UNTIL SPM

FEBRUARY 2003, 239 DAYS UNTIL SPM

MARCH 2003, 219 DAYS UNTIL SPM

APRIL 2003, 219 DAYS UNTIL SPM

MAY 2003, 190 DAYS UNTIL SPM

189 DAYS UNTIL SPM

Terrible results, terrible discipline.

Hey.

Can you give me a reason

why I shouldn't expel you right now?

Come in.

Sir.

Hey, could you close the door carefully?

That doorknob is older than me.

Your friend, Aizat, is on his third case.

I can expel him.

Give them just one more chance.

I myself will guarantee

that they will not have a case anymore.

If you expel me, who would

lead the team to win tomorrow?

It's the final match against SSG.

-I'm the team anchor.

-Hey.

What are you trying to do?

-Are you threatening me?

-No, sir.

He meant that

if you give him one more chance,

he will play his hardest tomorrow

to redeem his wrongs.

Hey, I didn't

Look, Aizat.

Do one of these things.

I will give you a chance then.

First,

you have to win tomorrow's game.

Second,

I want to see you score at least 6As.

No, 8As for your SPM Trial Exam.

Understand?

If you can't do that,

I don't see why I need

to keep you here at this school.

Do you understand that?

11 DAYS UNTIL SPM TRIAL EXAM

"Pe" for Perak.

"Se" for Selangor.

"Pa" for Pahang.

"Ne" for Negeri Sembilan.

-It's easy.

-But "Pe" can be for Perlis too.

Perlis is "Per".

This is tiring, Aaidaa.

What if we continue tomorrow?

You're being annoying.

"Per-lease"?

Here.

Vitamins A, B12, and C.

Take these, okay?

It's good for memorizing things.

Daa, are we taking trial exams

or entering a memorizing contest?

Is there a difference?

Rather than giving me vitamins ABCD,

why not just give me A, B, C, D?

It's like this. Listen here.

This is A.

This is B, okay?

C is the hardest.

This is C.

And this is D.

Sign language.

Just give me these signals

in the examination hall.

Are you crazy?

What if we get caught?

What should we do then, Aaidaa?

I'm stupid, do you know that?

Not everyone was born a genius like you.

I think your late mom was intelligent.

Because if Dad is really intelligent,

I would inherit that, right?

Okay, try telling him that. Can you?

No, I'm scared!

You're not stupid, Jaja.

You're smart,

so you just need to work hard.

Believe me.

I'm dead, Aaidaa.

Aaidaa, if I die in the examination hall,

tell Dad I died while trying!

Remember to tell him that.

Jaja is your sister.

Sure, you're the topper

of your batch every year.

You scored 8As in PMR.

But if you still can't help Jaja,

what does that make you?

A failure.

Wake up!

Everyone else is ready.

That blanket has turned into filth!

Wake up, take a shower!

And then, perform your prayers!

You're the only one left!

Yes. Okay, Ustaz.

God is the greatest.

Peace be upon you and God's mercy.

PRAYER ROOM

10 DAYS UNTIL SPM TRIAL EXAM

Jaja!

Come here.

Aizat.

-You're not eating?

-No.

Jat, are you ready for the trial exams?

Pawang has targeted you.

You guys are not relaxed. Just relax.

Pawang gave me two options.

If I don't win the game this afternoon,

then I have to score

in the trial exams, right?

The game this afternoon

is a simple matter.

Why should I worry?

Oh gosh, this guy.

Hey, I know you're the team anchor,

but don't be too arrogant.

Who knows what might happen?

Yes, Jat. Don't say such things.

This is not just any team. This is SSG.

No. Just relax.

You don't need to worry, seriously.

Believe me.

Hi, Hilmi.

Hi, Elly.

Hey.

Elly Azreen said hi to you.

What are you waiting for? Make a move!

Is there any other girl cuter than her?

Of course there is.

You don't have to know.

-You're so lame.

-Yes, he is.

Iodine.

Iridium.

What comes after Iridium?

Iridium

Jaja.

What comes after Iridium?

-I

-I.

-I

-What else starts with an I?

-I

-I

Aizat!

Iron!

-Can't it be Aizat?

-He's not in the Periodic Table, okay?

Attention, please.

The final match for the Tengku Ismail Cup

between STIA and SSG will begin shortly.

Attendance is compulsory for all students

to cheer for the school team.

Exceptions can only be given

to Form 3 and Form 5 students.

-Thank you.

-Let's go.

No, I'm lazy.

-What is this?

-This?

What is AFC?

"Aizat Fan Club."

Let's go.

It's a waste of time, Jaja.

Aaidaa, we only hang out to study.

We're sisters, not tutors and tutees.

Look at this.

This is yours.

And this.

This is you and this is me.

Jaja, trial exams are approaching.

I don't know about you, but I'm nervous.

You should be nervous too.

Don't waste your time

watching boys scuffle, okay?

Okay.

Who are we?

-STIA!

-STIA!

Rokiah.

Sorry that I had

to bring your students here.

Your field is not up to standard.

That's okay.

I understand

that your students are spoiled.

My students can win anywhere.

All STIA, come on.

Prepare yourself!

Prepare yourself, hold fast!

I die, I die, I live, I live.

I die, I die, I live, I live.

For this is the hairy person

who fetched the sun.

For I rise up and begin to climb,

the sun shines.

Trial exams are approaching.

Mi!

Mi, here!

Yes!

Mi!

Wear this, Mi.

Number 8 is so fast.

Yes, he is.

He's targeting you, Mi.

I'm fast too.

He's faster, but

-But what?

-But I'm faster.

It's okay, Mi. Just keep playing.

If he tackles you again,

I'll cover for you.

I'll become the anchor.

What if he sees you?

He won't see me.

O Captain! My Captain!

-O Captain! My Captain!

-O Captain! My Captain!

Mi, at your back.

Mi!

What's wrong, Aizat?

You take it.

For real?

Hey, how can you do that?

How can you play like this?

You okay, Jat?

This is too far.

I'll run and be on standby at the edge.

Come on, boys!

We can make it, just one more!

Aaidaa!

Come here!

SSG!

Aizat.

-You!

-Calm down, Jat.

-Calm down, Jat.

-My foot hurts!

Aaidaa, are you okay?

3 DAYS UNTIL SPM TRIAL EXAM

Hey, I don't understand

what I'm doing right now.

What's the use of this formula?

I don't understand the context at all!

You don't have to understand that.

You just need to solve it.

How can I solve something

that I don't understand?

Look at this. Integration.

What is this? What should I integrate?

Now you know.

Poor you.

Aaidaa, are you okay?

Hey.

Hey, they're out of line!

-You wait here.

-Ja.

It's okay.

They shouldn't do it to this extent.

I want you to blow this lamp

until it turns off.

Blow it!

Mi.

Hey.

You have to help me.

You have to k*ll me now, please.

Blow it!

Stay there.

What's wrong, Jat?

You've only been studying for a day.

Jat, I'm worried about you.

Jokes aside, I've been your friend

since the first day of Form 1.

I want to celebrate

the last day of Form 5 with you.

I'm useless, Hilmi.

I've disappointed my mom,

my siblings,

and Yati as well.

Hayati?

Is that the name

of your girlfriend in your wallet?

We've been friends for so long.

You haven't shown it to me.

Fine, you don't have to show it to me.

That's enough, Hilmi.

What's wrong with you?

He managed to turn it off. That's enough.

Come here for a second.

Make it quick!

Sit down.

Do you know why you're here?

Because I told the warden

that my batchmate was stealing.

What's wrong with that?

STIA students are loyal

to friends and won't snitch.

It's not like you can't

report it to anyone.

But you have to tell me, okay?

Not the warden.

Don't you have pity

for your friend if he gets expelled?

STIA students are loyal to friends.

That's our tradition.

Do you understand?

-Understand?

-I understand.

Get lost.

Daa! They threw water at you?

How did this happen?

This is too much!

Hey!

Hey, Tai Ying.

You're my friend,

but Aaidaa is my sister. Got that?

Your sister ruined our batch.

She ruined our game!

Don't mess with her or I'll slap you!

Go away!

Got that?

Here you go.

Hey, my books! My bag!

Jaja, where did you find them?

They're with the kids

who were afraid I'd slap them.

No worries.

There's nothing I wouldn't do for you.

JAJA IS STUPID!

Hey.

How do you do

the sign for A, B, C, D again?

Why is this so difficult?

Oh my gosh.

Hey, why are you talking to yourself?

Where's Botol?

The kids in our dorm want

to borrow his guitar, they want to jam.

Jam?

Tomorrow's the trial exams.

Aren't you guys in a jam?

That's what you don't know.

I have something good.

I don't do drugs, Zaim. I don't.

What drugs?

Then what?

Hey, this is a leaked exam paper.

Where did you get this?

Relax, Jat.

I paid RM200 to get this thing.

I need to get my money's worth.

How much? Tell me.

RM30.

Okay, now

I only have RM27.

This is all I have to last

until the end of the month.

You owe me RM3.

Take this.

Take it.

Happy cheating, Captain.

0 DAYS UNTIL SPM TRIAL EXAM

Okay, everyone.

Your biology exam will start at 10 a.m.

You have two hours to complete it.

All right. You may begin now.

BIOLOGY, PAPER 1

Hey, this is a leaked exam paper.

DIAGRAM 4 ILLUSTRATES

THE NITROGEN CYCLE BRIEFLY.

DIAGRAM 4 ILLUSTRATES

THE NITROGEN CYCLE BRIEFLY.

DIAGRAM 4 ILLUSTRATES

THE NITROGEN CYCLE BRIEFLY.

Aizat, are you okay?

Yes, sir.

You have five more minutes.

Please check your answers.

Time's up.

You may stop

and put your pencils on the desk.

I am very disappointed and frustrated

with the results

of the SPM Trial Exam this year.

When you see your results,

you will understand what I mean.

If this continues,

this year's SPM batch

might go down in history

as the worst SPM batch in STIA.

Your performance was terrible.

Terrible academics.

Horrible discipline.

But I still acknowledge

some students who excelled

in this year's trial exams

compared to most of you bad apples.

I will announce

the Top 3 students for SPM Trial Exam.

First,

Aaidaa binti Zubir.

Second,

Nor Hilmi bin Zulkarnain.

Third,

Mazatul binti Zubir.

Move it.

-Excuse me. Thank you.

-Thank you.

Aizat, that's crazy. 8As!

I can't believe it!

Wait, you've improved so fast.

Really, Jat.

You're not that stupid after all.

-How did you do it?

-I won't tell you.

Okay, Azman.

Wait, sir.

What's going on?

The Ministry of Education

is changing your examination number.

Previously, it was according

to your name in class,

but now it's according

to your name in the batch.

That's done. Let's go.

EXAMINATION HALL

AAIDAA, ME

VERY FAR!

Guys, I have to go.

Aizat?

Hey!

Hey, Aaidaa.

I know your secret. Hey!

Where are you going?

I know you shared your answers

with your sister, Jaja,

during trial exams.

You have to help me too.

If you don't help me,

I'll snitch on you to Pawang!

What's your proof?

Do you think you're the only one

who knows sign language for the deaf?

Where's your proof?

Aaidaa!

They've changed the seating chart.

How can I read your signals then?

Hi, Aizat!

What did you say? Proof?

Enough!

Jaja, no more of that. You have to study!

You! Without proof,

don't even think about it.

Hey, where are you going?

This school is tiny!

Aaidaa!

ANSWER SHEE

ANSWER SHEE

Jat.

What's with you?

Why would you do that to Aaidaa?

What did I do?

Come on, Jat.

Aaidaa is a good student.

Gosh, you.

Back then, you didn't think to defend her

when she made us lose against SSG.

-She's pretty.

-Hey.

That's why you won't share with me.

-You're keeping her all to yourself.

-Give it back to me.

Zaim, Botol. Look at Aizat's girlfriend.

-Give it back!

-Relax, Jat.

-This is not funny.

-Does she have a sister?

This is not funny, you got that?

-Give it back.

-Wait, just chill.

-Come on, it's not funny.

-Look at this.

I said it's not funny!

Relax, Jat.

We're just joking.

Don't, Mi.

Hey, Aizat! What's wrong with you?

Hey, don't disturb me.

I'm not in the mood.

No, I want you to be responsible!

Like you?

A responsible sister

who helped her sibling?

You

You!

Don't mess with me!

I don't want to face kids like you!

Kids like me? Hey, Aaidaa!

When you say "kids like me,"

do you mean kids

with rich parents like you?

Hey, you have to be afraid of kids like me

because I have nothing

to lose in this life!

Scribbling nonsense

on your face is nothing.

I can do much more than that!

You should die!

-Nurse, how's my friend?

-I'm not sure just yet.

-Aaidaa, are you okay?

-Hilmi!

I didn't mean it, I swear!

You're finally here. Come help me.

-How did he fall like that?

-I know, right?

There's no right or wrong.

There's only responsibility.

Hilmi, among all the students here,

you are my watchful eyes.

Daa, SPM is around the corner.

How should we