By Michael Chen (22A01C), Chairperson

The Computer Science Society (CSS) is made up of all kinds of people: the socially awkward (obviously), the charismatic leader, the genius who knows everything, and passionate beginners. Everyone has a place in our CCA.

When we’re not coding in front of the computer with our teammates, we are…coding in front of the computer with our teammates.

By Harmony Lau Jue Eern (22S06I), Chairperson, Zhao Yi Lin (22S02A), Vice-Chairperson, Heng Xin Yu Felicia (22S06O), Quartermaster and Lai Qian Huay (22S06J), Secretary

A pair of Very Lost Friends, Susie & Kris. Where could they be?

Well, the two of you are in the lands of Club Automatica! Welcome to our cosy corner of the campus, where we laugh over our Robots and prepare for the upcoming revolution by our Robot Overlords. More precisely, we are a small group of Robot Enthusiasts who automate with Automates! But what exactly does this entail?

By Zhang ShengYang David (22S03O), Chairperson and Maggie Yao Chai YinZhi (22S03E), Vice-Chairperson

Do you Zinc Chemistry is fun? Do you find all the other subjects Bohr’ing? We noble (know bro)… keep your ion Alchemy Club when choosing CCAs! 

Our sessions happen once a week – every Monday from 4.30pm to 6.30pm, a perfect timing no matter how packed your schedules are. You will definitely look forward to these fun and engaging sessions, as members will always get to take something away from them! Not only will you be able to gain applicable knowledge, but also grow to love the positive energy from your fellow alchemists.

Alchemy Club is also the perfect place to learn more about and practice scientific communication, and members get many chances to try their hand at making presentations to teach difficult concepts in a simple and understandable manner.

By Gene Chong (22S06A), Exco Member, Soham Khatavkar (22S06S), Captain

As International Chess Grandmaster Anish Giri said, “Chess is going to be as popular as toilet paper.” Over the past year and a half, the game of Chess has experienced a large boost in popularity that it has long deserved. Events like the Pogchamps Tournament where many popular content creators picked up Chess for the first time and the biggest Netflix show of 2020, The Queen’s Gambit, made Chess a great source of entertainment during the pandemic and brought in many new players. In line with this, our Raffles Chess Club training sessions have become more fun and exciting than ever.

By Joash Chee (22S06A), Chairperson, Wang Shi Ying (22S06H), Vice-Chairperson and Liow Ying Xuan (22S03J), Secretary

We are officially known as the Chinese Literary Drama Cultural Society, or “CLDCS” in short, but don’t be intimidated by our name! CLDCS actually comprises two sub-sections: songwriting and drama. Members are free to choose to join either section, or both!