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Humanities Club

 

Humanities Club Yearbook Photo 2022

 

 

RI Humanities Club aims to develop an understanding of the Humanities and Current Affairs in Rafflesians, as well as to inculcate a sense of responsibility with respect to environmental issues. The Humanities Club provides numerous opportunities for its members to interact with other organisations and schools on many platforms. It is our aspiration that through these activities, Rafflesians will be exposed to more aspects of the Humanities, as well as be inspired to champion Mother Earth's cause as environmental leaders and ambassadors.

 

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Learning more about the Peranakan culture Visit to the Kong Chow Cultural Centre
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An interesting session on the Renaissance period conducted by a guest speaker

 

 

Community service at the Ecobank

 

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An exciting annual Inter-House Humanities Challenge session

 

 

Students attending the forum on food security jointly organised by the club and students from the Raffles Academy

 

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Training Schedule



Fridays
(2.00pm to 3.30pm)

 


Teacher Mentors



Mr Tan Shengli

 


Achievements & Highlights



2022

Participation in the following competitions:
1. Singapore Chinese Girls’ School Model United Nations Youth Conference
2. Bedok Green Secondary School – Raffles Institution Inter-School History Debate 

Student and teacher presentations on the following topics:
1. Feminism
2. Crisis in Ukraine
3. History of the Chinese Communist Party 
4. Jurisprudence 
5. Urban Planning 

Other activities:
1. Learning journey to National Library “Mapping the World” exhibition 
2. Organised Inter-House Humanities Challenge 

 

2021

Participation in the following competitions:

1. Singapore Chinese Girls’ School Model United Nations Youth Conference
2. National Junior College Green Symposium


Student presentations on the following topics:

1. China and the Thucydides Trap
2. Literary Tragedies
3. Postcolonialism
4. The History of Organised Crime
5. Covid-19 in India