THE KANCIL STORY
Why Do We Use Kancil as the Mascot ?
Kancil is a small mouse deer, usually known as “Sang Kancil” with a reputation as a clever animal in many folk and children stories in Malaysia. “Sang Kancil” stories are published in many books written by Malaysian and international authors such as Georges Voisset, a French author in the book with title ‘Tales from the Deep Forest: The Very Curious Adventure of Kancil the Mouse Deer’ (2015). Malaysian children in the past grew up with “Sang Kancil” short animated series, which was created in 1970 by Hassan Mutalib, one of the pioneers in the Malaysian animation industry. Until today, “Sang Kancil” remain close to Malaysians as a timeless symbol of cleverness in the Malaysian folk tradition.
BENEFITS
Enhance students’ problem-solving and analytical thinking skills through engagement with Higher Order Thinking Skills (HOTS) questions and current issues
Gain an opportunity to receive a medal and a recognised certificate of participation for your achievements
The gold medalists will be invited to the special Kancil Award Ceremony by the end of the year
FORMAT & LANGUAGES
Paper-based competition
30 objective questions
75 minutes duration
Students will be invigilated by the teacher in your school
- English
- Bahasa Melayu
- Mandarin
- Tamil *only for SJKT Schools
AWARDS & CERTIFICATES
Every participant will receive a certificate signed by the President and Founder of National STEM Association, Prof Emeritus Dato’ Dr. Noraini Idris and the Director of Kancil Science Malaysia, Mr. Suhaimi Ramly.
Top 10%
will receive a Gold, Silver or Bronze Medal and Award Certificate
Next 40%
will receive an Honorable Mention Certificate
Remaining 50%
will receive a Certificate of Participation
