Raffles Institution (Year 1-4)

[RafflesianSnr]

1) They stay for one term with their class. Some classes board in term 1, some in term 2 and some in term 3. No idea how the school allocates classes. Note that the class will be split into 3 different building blocks so there’s some interaction across classes as well. They will also try to ensure that you don’t room with your classmates.

2) Breakfast and dinner provided on weekdays, breakfast on Saturday morning and dinner on Sunday night.
3) There isn’t much of a schedule before 7.30pm – they can do whatever they want. From 7.30pm-9.30pm there is "prep" which is basically time for them to study under the supervision of tutors (university students staying in RIB to help out) and the boarding staff. After 9.30pm it’s free and easy again until 10pm (on some days) where they have a short meeting at night. Lights out at 11.30pm.
4) They can choose to leave on Friday night or Saturday morning. During my time (2 years ago) about half of us stayed in on Friday nights. They are strongly encouraged to return on Sunday before prep at 8pm so they can prepare for school, but if they wish they can return after too.
5) For me, there wasn’t much of a difference.

[taquesg]

I was just wondering, which subject combination(s) does each Sec 3 class correspond to?

[lalaland]

RafflesianSnr:

1) They stay for one term with their class.

Thanks RafflesianSnr.

Is boarding mandatory? What are the fees?
If it is more than 1-2k, I'm afraid not all parents have this budgeted in.

[randwick]

RafflesianSnr:

1) They stay for one term with their class. Some classes board in term 1, some in term 2 and some in term 3. No idea how the school allocates classes. Note that the class will be split into 3 different building blocks so there's some interaction across classes as well. They will also try to ensure that you don't room with your classmates.

Thanks RafflesianSnr for sharing! How was your own personal experience?

[RafflesianSnr]

Boarding is not compulsory, but highly encouraged. It’s about 1k for a term after the school subsidy (almost half price). Breakfast, dinner and laundry is provided (thrice weekly). There’s financial assistance if I’m not mistaken.


Boarding is easily one of the best experiences I’ve had at Y1-4. Would really recommend it!

[lalaland]

RafflesianSnr:

Boarding is not compulsory, but highly encouraged. It's about 1k for a term after the school subsidy (almost half price). Breakfast, dinner and laundry is provided (thrice weekly). There's financial assistance if I'm not mistaken.


Boarding is easily one of the best experiences I've had at Y1-4. Would really recommend it!

Can Edusave be used?

[ngl2010]

It is $900 for citizen.

[lalaland]

ngl2010:

It is $900 for citizen.

Ok. Thanks!

[iFirefly]

Congratulations.. :rahrah:



Amazing wins at the Singapore Physics Olympiad and Singapore Junior Physics Olympiad 2015

The prize presentation ceremony for the 2015 SPO (Singapore Physics Olympiad) and SJPO (Singapore Junior Physics Olympiad) was held at SUTD on 7 March. Our students did the school proud by winning the Top Institution Award. In addition, Feng Jiahai (16S06E) won the Absolute Winner Award for the SPO, while his junior Ma Zhao Yu (4G) won the Absolute Winner Award for the SJPO.


http://www.ri.edu.sg/Mobile/NewsDetail. ... qlsm======

[pirated]

some people will say is expected as they take in top students