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Celebrating The Class of 2025: A-Level Results Collection 

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By Nicole Lee (26S05A), Teng Yifan (26S06H) and Victoria Khoo (27A01A)

Photos courtesy of Poh Le Yang (26S03F) and Lu Hanyang (26S06T) from RAPS

You’ve known it for a while now. You’ve seen your seniors clutching their bags as they gather for the final time at the hall, or perhaps heard an announcement made too early in the morning about something so major. It has always felt so distant, a milestone to be left for the very end of your student life—

Suddenly it’s here, and it’s your turn.  

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RSS 2026

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By Nicole Lee (26S05A) and Tan Yan Qi (26S06M)

Photos courtesy of Poh Le Yang (26S03F) from RAPS

The Raffles Science Symposium (RSS) is an annual event, where Rafflesians from Raffles Girls’ School and Raffles Institution (Y16) congregate to showcase their research projects and passion for science. The symposium also acts as a lead up to the Singapore Science and Engineering Fair (SSEF), providing students with the opportunity to practice their presentation and oral skills before the competition. 

This year, on 21 January 2026, RSS highlighted 238 student presenters in 105 research projects, spanning from Animal Sciences to System Software. The success of RSS is the result of the careful planning and organisation by the RSS team of teachers and laboratory staff.   

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How to Dress to Impress

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By Michelle Lee (26S07A)

It’s that time of the year again! Get ready for the debut of couples’ matching Crocs Jibbitz, Italian charm bracelets, and a mirror selfie at Haji Lane set to a Daniel Caesar song… 

Are you sick of the February 14th phenomenon, but you also kinda want to join them? Say no more. This is your scientifically proven, foolproof guide on how you can dress to impress. Or don’t. (And take your mirror selfie at Haji Lane alone). 

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Lessons From The Oceanarium

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By Jaden Lum Zi Jun (26S05A) and Nithilan Balachander (26A01C)

Behind the thick glass barriers of the newly-opened Singapore Oceanarium, lie many magnificent creatures of the sea. But look a little closer, and you will also find millions of years of evolutionary history buried in the DNA of these very creatures. Curious how these organisms developed from the same bacteria that we came from? Let Raffles Press take you on an evolutionary journey spanning billions of years, all from the comfort of your home.

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Inspiring an Ocean of Change: A Glance into the Singapore Oceanarium

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By Gladys Koh (26A01B) and Irene Eva Thomas (26A01B)

Standing below the ribbed arches of the newly opened Singapore Oceanarium, we, the members of Raffles Press, were met with an unexpected sight: a kindergarten school excursion. Children milling around, bright-eyed and full of wonder, eagerly pointing to projections of sea creatures above. Truthfully, they were not much different from us—a group of bushy-tailed Rafflesians keenly jotting down the sights and senses around us.

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