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    Raffles Institution (Year 1-4)

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      ngl2010
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      doramon:
      May i know does the running for prefect starts in Y1 or Y2?

      Year 2

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        doramon
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        ngl2010:
        doramon:

        May i know does the running for prefect starts in Y1 or Y2?


        Year 2

        Thanks!

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          bridesep
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          slmkhoo:
          RafflesianSnr:

          [quote=\"bridesep\"]Hi parents,


          My DS is in Y1 and am trying to plan my June holidays. Was told at the academic briefing that they boys will have 2 weeks of \"free\" time during the June and Dec holidays. Is there a definite period of free time or it depends on the CCA and whether the boy has remedial lessons ?
          Thanks in advance. ☺

          No definite period, depends on CCA and remedial. Most CCAs will try to either use the first week or the last week for CCA. Remedial almost always in week 1. Best to check with teachers.

          My daughter is in the JC section, but I recall the principal saying at the Y5 briefing last year that as a school policy, they don't have activities in the 2nd and 3rd week of the June holidays. Still, it's best to check with the individual CCA if there's anything special on during that time.[/quote]Thanks, RafflesianSnr and slmkhoo !

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            iFirefly
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            :congrats:



            Class of 2016 Keeps Rafflesian Colours Flying


            1 A total of 1186 students at Raffles Institution (RI) sat for the 2016 GCE ‘A’ Level Examinations. This number comprises students from the six-year Raffles Programme (RP), as well as students admitted at Year 5 (JC 1) via the Direct School Admission (DSA) and Joint Admissions Exercise (JAE).

            2 The class of 2016 continues to embody the Rafflesian spirit of excellence, achieving a stellar set of results at the 2016 A-Level examinations. We congratulate the Class of 2016 on their outstanding all-round achievements!


            OVERALL PERFORMANCE OF THE CLASS OF 2016


            3 98% of students achieved 3 H2 passes, with a pass in General Paper or Knowledge & Inquiry.

            4 53% of students offering four H2 subjects scored distinctions in all four subjects. 61% of students scored three H2 distinctions in their content-based subjects. Rafflesians continue to excel at the General Paper, with 52% of students scoring distinctions in the subject.

            5 325 students (27%) achieved a perfect University Admissions Score (UAS) of 90. The median UAS was 87.8.

            6 In addition, 166 students achieved distinctions in all subjects offered, including H3 subjects. Seven students who offered 13 units of study scored distinctions in all their 9 subjects.

            7 The class of 2016 also achieved exceptional performances across the various subjects:

            • 8 in 10 students scored Distinctions for Literature in English
            • 7 in 10 students scored Distinctions for Biology, Chemistry, Economics, Mathematics and Physics
            • 6 in 10 students scored Distinctions for History and Geography

            8 The following is the breakdown of the number of distinctions obtained by our students:

            • 9 Distinctions: 7 students
            • At least 8 Distinctions: 71 students
            • At least 7 Distinctions: 265 students
            • At least 6 Distinctions: 490 students

            9 We would like to thank our teachers, staff, parents, alumni and the RI Board of Governors. It is only with their dedication and unwavering support that RI can continue its tradition of excellence and service to the nation.


            http://www.ri.edu.sg/Mobile/NewsDetail.aspx?ID=xqioctftx5xpt4pdffrkjk5mvq======

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              jtoh
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              :congrats: to the class of 2016 on your A level results!

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                speedmaths.012624com
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                gracer909:
                firefly38:

                [quote=\"gracer909\"]
                Hi,

                The next PSLE Maths Talk is scheduled for Sat, 4 March, 2pm.

                RPA members who still have children in primary school can look into this.

                Please see the ORA website:
                http://www.rafflesian.com


                Old Rafflesians' Association
                c/o Raffles Institution

                1 Raffles Institution Lane
                Singapore 575954


                Tel: (65) 6353 5063
                Fax: (65) 6353 8847
                Email: [email protected]
                .

                :thankyou:

                Hi,

                Please note that P6 (and P5) students can attend.

                Parents who are non-members
                can also attend; please tell your friends (those with children in Upper Primary School).

                To register, please go to:

                https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeOGTKTy-HRD2sIQYNsh0a01giY7ZsNvA_noohdR26pD3-4zQ/viewform

                =
                Calling all parents and friends of the Rafflesian family.

                ORA Workshop on \"Using the Advanced Model Method” to Help Your Child Excel in PSLE Maths\"

                ORA Workshop on \"Helping Your Child Excel in PSLE Maths\".

                The aim of this hands-on workshop is to teach parents of Upper Primary pupils the Advanced Model Method, and various Speed Maths Shortcuts and Speed Maths Tips & Tricks, so that they can motivate their Children to excel in Maths.

                Who should come?
                Parents who are interested in helping their Upper Primary school children excel in Mathematics.
                Primary 5 and 6 pupils who want to do well in PSLE Maths are also welcomed.

                Why should I come?
                Parents who attend will be able to learn how to use the Advanced Model Method, and various strategies, to help their children solve challenging and non-routine mathematical problems encountered at the upper primary level.
                The Advanced Model Method can be used to solve ALL (100%) of the “Double Ratios” problems in the Primary 5 and 6 Maths syllabi. It can also be used to solve many maths problems involving fractions, ratios and percentages.

                Details of Workshop

                Date: 15 March 2014 (Saturday)
                Time: 2.00 pm - 5.00 pm
                Venue: Raffles Institution, LT3 (Yr 1-4)
                .[/quote]
                Dear Parents,

                Just to inform you that the next ORA PSLE Maths Talk for Parents by Mr Ernest Wong will be held on Sat 4th March 2017.

                Venue will be at Orchard Plaza.

                Parents who are interested in helping their Upper Primary school children excel in Mathematics may attend.

                Primary 5 and 6 pupils who want to do well in PSLE Maths are also welcomed.

                For details, please go to:

                http://www.rafflesian.com/


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                Event : \t
                ORA Workshop on \"Using the Advanced Model Method” to Help Your Child Excel in PSLE Maths\"

                Date:
                4 March 2017 (Saturday)

                Time : \t
                9.30 am to 12.30 pm

                Venue: \t
                150 Orchard Road #08-07 Orchard Plaza Singapore 238841
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                https://s24.postimg.org/l5v1j096d/4th_March_2017.jpg\">

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                  sha
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                  Can anyone enlighten me on the boarding final book out process


                  Hearing different versions…will there be a letter to inform parents

                  Is the farewell party held on book out day?
                  If so how late will it end

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                    ngl2010
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                    sha:
                    Can anyone enlighten me on the boarding final book out process


                    Hearing different versions....will there be a letter to inform parents

                    Is the farewell party held on book out day?
                    If so how late will it end
                    Here was what happened last year according to DS.

                    Last year, the book out day was Thursday because there was cross country on Friday. He needed to call a tutor to check his room before he booked out. Then he returned his access card to the Boarding Master who was stationed at each block's lobby.

                    The farewell party was held on Wednesday night last year. There were some games, food, drinks and performances.

                    I don't remember receiving any letter from school regarding the book out. But don't worry, the boys know what to do. 😄

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                      sha
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                      Thank you ngl2010


                      School ends at 2.20pm on Thursday.

                      Its the same situation. Cross country on Friday. Book out is on Thursday.

                      But we are told to fetch boys 7.30pm onwards.

                      Is it possible to clean room after school and book out rather than wait till 730pm?

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                        ngl2010
                        last edited by

                        sha:
                        Thank you ngl2010


                        School ends at 2.20pm on Thursday.

                        Its the same situation. Cross country on Friday. Book out is on Thursday.

                        But we are told to fetch boys 7.30pm onwards.

                        Is it possible to clean room after school and book out rather than wait till 730pm?
                        I don't think so but you can ask the Boarding Master.

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