Raffles Girls' School (Secondary) [*IP]
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chenxmin:
:welcome: to the Rafflesian family! You'll love it here.Hi there.
I am a Rafflesian-to-be.
Yay.
Could you inform me on the time necessary for Yr1s' to report to school, normally?
TIA

All students report to school by 7.20am. And by 8.20am on Thursdays (if you do not have anything on in the first two periods). Details will be given to you on Reporting Day. -
Can anyone tell me abt the special art programme in rgs?
How is the selection like and what do they do in sap? -
Hello dear KSPs,
Can anyone provide me with the number for the bus operators in RGS?
And is there lots of traffic outside the school in the morning (Bcos Anderson Rd seems to be one way)?
TIA -
mulberrymuffin:
I believe the school admin has numbers of bus operators. Hope it helps.Hello dear KSPs,
Can anyone provide me with the number for the bus operators in RGS?
And is there lots of traffic outside the school in the morning (Bcos Anderson Rd seems to be one way)?
TIA -
Ok thanks
I will check with the school admin. -
Dear all,
Appreciate that some seniors can share information for Integrated Programme Scholarship Test (IPST) as my dd is going to sit that exam next year. Thanks in advance.
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Hi
Can anyone advise if we can apply for the DSA appeal? When will it be? -
Hi mummies and DDs,
Is it advisable to buy everything that is listed on the RGS booklist for Sec one next year?
Are there items or books that they might not use at all ?
Appreciate all opinions.
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Is life in rgs very tough? My daughter canβt decide if she should choose rgs β¦
I am sure there are many gep students in the school -
qqnn:
It depends on the child. I have 2 daughters - one is in RGS and enjoying it, even though she is busy and there's lots of schoolwork plus other stuff going on. She works fast and independently, enjoys the variety, and copes OK with the workload even though she does get tired by the end of the day. But she calls it \"happy\" busy! I can't imagine my other one surviving in this environment as she learns and works more slowly, needs more hand-holding and doesn't cope well with pressure, so we have chosen a very different route for her. So you really need to assess your child's personality and ability. If she is an eager and independent learner, has high energy levels, likes challenge, variety and being busy, RGS would probably be a good fit.Is life in rgs very tough? My daughter can't decide if she should choose rgs ......
I am sure there are many gep students in the school
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