Open House for Year 1 (2020)

The details and criteria for DSA-Sec and DSA-JC have been released. DSA-Sec for Year 1 (2020) Apply from 8 May 2019 to 4 June 2019 (Tuesday), 3pm  Find out more on our Admissions page, and ap

Our Open House will be held on 25 May 2019 (Saturday), from 8.30am to 1pm. This event is for prospective Year 1 (2020) students, which mainly includes Primary 6 boys who will take the PSLE at th

By Emily Ni (20S03C), Ng Ziqin (20S03H), and Sarah Lok (20A03A) With contributions from Caitlin Goh (20S06O) and Cherie Goh (20S06O) At a time when most were preoccupied with Common Test preparation

by Edmund Zhang Jia Xi (19S06S) ISLE 2018 Team B Leader In this article, ISLE (International Service Learning Elective) team leader Edmund Zhang reflects on his experience planning and raising funds

By Varun Karthik (19S06A) If the name Darrion Mohan sounds familiar, it should. The Oxford undergraduate student questioned Malaysia’s Godfather Dr Tun Mahathir at an Oxford Union event where

“Talent x Effort = Skill Skill x Effort = Achievement What this theory says is that when you consider individuals in identical circumstances, what each achieves depends on just two things,

DramaFeste, in which the five Houses compete to put up the most entertaining play,  was held on 8 and 9 March. Themed (non)SENSE, the plays featured plots that revolved around the five sense

We held the annual Year 1-4 Cross Country Championship at the scenic Punggol Waterway Park on 15 March. All student runners and staff participants ran a distance of 3.5km to win points for their Hous

Address by Old Rafflesians’ Association President Mr Dennis Foo Thank you all. This must be the one of the largest turnouts for a Homecoming Dinner. It’s occasions like this that remind us

Address by RI Principal Mr Frederick Yeo at the Raffles Institution Homecoming Dinner on 21 July 2018 at the Resorts World Sentosa West Ballroom A very good evening to : Our Guest-of-Honour, NUS Unive

Citation honouring Professor Lim Pin on receiving the fourth Gryphon Award at the RI Homecoming Dinner / 95th ORA anniversary dinner on 21 July 2018 Ladies and Gentlemen, It is indeed a great honour a

I am deeply honoured by the prestigious Gryphon Award this evening, the highest award a Rafflesian may aspire to receive from his alma mater. Professor Lim Pin accepting the fourth Gryphon Award.&nb

By Dominic Chua Dr Teow See Heng aka Venerable Chuan Sheng (RI 1978, Pre-U2 1980) wears his grey robes and his 56 years lightly. There’s an intriguing spring in his step, and a brightness to h

On 24 February we held an intimate tribute ceremony in memory of the late Mr Ho Wah Pak (RI'65/'67) with his old friends from RI. We also launched a scholarship in his name to aid students in need,

By Izyan Nadzirah On 31 July, Hwang Kai Wen (RI’11), known as Kai in the music industry, came to RI to give a talk to current students about his passion in marrying music and technology. Kai i

  RI alumni Agatha Sacha Lim Lee and Jasdeep Singh Hundal were awarded the prestigious President’s Scholarship in a ceremony at the Istana yesterday. They are the 97th and 98th Rafflesians

The details and criteria for DSA-Sec and DSA-JC have been released. DSA-Sec for Year 1 (2020) Apply from 8 May 2019 to 4 June 2019 (Tuesday), 3pm  Find out more on our Admissions page, and ap

The 2018 GCE A-Level results were released on 22 February 2019 (Fri). If you have not collected your A-Level results slip, A Level Certificate, School Testimonial and School Graduation Certificate

16S06D was in for a huge surprise on 20 May; they were in the middle of Civics class when members of renowned Spanish football team Valencia CF entered their classroom. Amidst exclamations of exciteme

RI's Malay Cultural Society (MCS) successfully hosted the 5th Raffles Institution MCS National Youth Seminar on 23 April. It was themed Breaking through the Malay Stereotype, and the Guest of Honour w

Our Open House will be held on 25 May 2019 (Saturday), from 8.30am to 1pm. This event is for prospective Year 1 (2020) students, which mainly includes Primary 6 boys who will take the PSLE at th

By Varun Karthik (19S06A) If the name Darrion Mohan sounds familiar, it should. The Oxford undergraduate student questioned Malaysia’s Godfather Dr Tun Mahathir at an Oxford Union event where

DramaFeste, in which the five Houses compete to put up the most entertaining play,  was held on 8 and 9 March. Themed (non)SENSE, the plays featured plots that revolved around the five sense

We held the annual Year 1-4 Cross Country Championship at the scenic Punggol Waterway Park on 15 March. All student runners and staff participants ran a distance of 3.5km to win points for their Hous

1   A total of 1190 students at Raffles Institution (RI) sat for the 2018 GCE ‘A’ Level Examinations. This number comprises students from the six-year Raffles Programme (RP), a

Our school commemorated Total Defence Day on 15 February. Held to remember the day Singapore fell to the Japanese in WWII, Total Defence Day is a solemn reminder of the price of peace and our commitme

On 13 February the RI staff community gathered in the Shaw Foundation Dining Hall for the annual Loh Hei. This Chinese New Year tradition involves tossing a fish and shredded vegetable salad to w

The theme for this year's Orientation was Capriccio, a lively and free-spirited musical piece. It signifies the student organisers' hopes that their juniors will never lose their free-spiritedness de

We ushered in the Year of the Pig with the school population spring cleaning and decorating the classrooms, before enjoying a ‘reunion breakfast’ with classmates and teachers. 

By Emily Ni (20S03C), Ng Ziqin (20S03H), and Sarah Lok (20A03A) With contributions from Caitlin Goh (20S06O) and Cherie Goh (20S06O) At a time when most were preoccupied with Common Test preparation

by Edmund Zhang Jia Xi (19S06S) ISLE 2018 Team B Leader In this article, ISLE (International Service Learning Elective) team leader Edmund Zhang reflects on his experience planning and raising funds

“Talent x Effort = Skill Skill x Effort = Achievement What this theory says is that when you consider individuals in identical circumstances, what each achieves depends on just two things,

by Aaron Tan (19A01B) It’s a beautiful Sunday morning at the Gardens by the Bay. The sun is shining. A cool breeze rustles through the air, birds chirp, and thirteen (or so) kilometres away, b

'The secret of change is to focus all your energy not on fighting the old, but building the new.'   --  Socrates This article was written for parents of teenagers. For some of yo

On 4 June 2018, the Peer Helpers had the privilege of visiting Samaritans of Singapore, CHAT Hub @*SCAPE and Touch Cyber Wellness. Despite it being the first week of the holidays, we turned up fresh

More than 100 students and 50 term contract staff got to know each other better through Homeground, an annual event organised by Raffles Community Advocates. Held on 24 February, this carnival celebr

Many recognise My NoNNa’s to be a social enterprise that aims to provide employment for the intellectually disabled, but its inner workings are perhaps still rather obscure to most of us. It is

RI Boarding clinched two awards at the 2016 MOE Boarding Staff Retreat—1st Runner Up for the the Inter-Hostel Challenge and the Most Improved Hostel award. Congratulations!