By Md Khairillah (16A01B), Melissa Choi (16S06B), Kristal Ng (16S07C), Jeanne Tan (17A01B), Khin Yadanar Oo (17A13A) and Nicole Doyle (17A01A)
Photos courtesy of Chang Po Chun (16S03K), Cheng Zimin (16S03B) and Guan Xin (17S06B) of the Raffles Photographic Society

The final part of our Student Feature series features Rafflesians who’ve invested significant time in their Rafflesian experience exploring their personal interests, off the beaten track.

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By Md Khairillah (16A01B), Melissa Choi (16S06B), Kristal Ng (16S07C), Jeanne Tan (17A01B), Khin Yadanar Oo (17A13A) and Nicole Doyle (17A01A)
Photos courtesy of Chang Po Chun (16S03K) and Guan Xin (17S06B) of the Raffles Photographic Society

The second part of our Student Feature takes a look at Rafflesians who’ve looked beyond the edifice of Raffles to serve the larger community.

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By Md Khairillah (16A01B), Melissa Choi (16S06B), Kristal Ng (16S07C), Jeanne Tan (17A01B), Khin Yadanar Oo (17A13A) and Nicole Doyle (17A01A)
Photos courtesy of Chang Po Chun (16S03K), Cheng Zimin (16S03B) and Guan Xin (17S06B) of the Raffles Photographic Society

This is Part 1 of our 2016 A Levels Student Feature.

The A Levels capture the cognitive aspect of a Rafflesian’s education, but there is so much more to the Rafflesian experience than just academics. Ensconced in the Innovation Centre on the day of the results, we at Raffles Press had the opportunity to interview some truly noteworthy Rafflesians and find out their stories. The first part of our feature features advice from Rafflesians who’ve mastered the art of balancing between a seemingly limitless amount of commitments.

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By Liew Ai Xin (16A01A), Md Khairillah (16A01B), Melissa Choi (16S06B), Qiu Kexin (16A13A), Jeanne Tan (17A01B), Khin Yadanar Oo (17A13A), Nicole Doyle (17A01A) and Nerissa Loe (17A13A)
Photos courtesy of Raffles Photographic Society

When Mr Tan Boon Poh, Discipline Master, asked the Batch of 2015 if they wanted their results, he received nothing less than a resounding “No!”, out of a mix of anxiety and fear at facing up to the results of that exam they took exactly three months ago.

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