By Gabrielle Ng (20A01E) and Valerie Tan (20A01E)
These interviews were first featured, in shorter form, in our special Teachers’ Day 2019 Print Edition. Here are the full interviews.
Continue reading “Teachers’ Day 2019: Just Joined”
By Gabrielle Ng (20A01E) and Valerie Tan (20A01E)
These interviews were first featured, in shorter form, in our special Teachers’ Day 2019 Print Edition. Here are the full interviews.
Continue reading “Teachers’ Day 2019: Just Joined”
By Emily Ni (20S03C), Rachel Leong (20A01A), Megan Soh (20A01B), and Mah Xiao Yu (20A01B)
These interviews were first featured, in shorter form, in our special Teachers’ Day 2019 Print Edition. Here are the full interviews.
Continue reading “Teachers’ Day 2019: Bet You Didn’t Know (Part 2)”
By V Shivani (20S06R), Val Yeo (20S03O), and Ng Jing Ting (20A13A)
These interviews were first featured, in shorter form, in our special Teachers’ Day 2019 Print Edition. Here are the full interviews.
Continue reading “Teachers’ Day 2019: Bet You Didn’t Know (Part 1)”
By Ng Ziqin (20S03H)
Did you know that RI is one of the few local schools in Singapore to have a professional librarian? Or that the ‘mirror’ on the wall to the right of the library counter is not actually a mirror, but a window into the head librarian’s office?
Continue reading “Stacking the Shelves: An Interview with the Head Librarian”
By Emily Ni (20S03C), Kelly Leong (20S07C), and Ng Ziqin (20S03H)
Friday, 31 May 2019. The school was teeming with the restless energy of staff and students who were counting down the minutes to (relatively more) freedom. This very date marked two lasts. For the staff and students, it was the last day of school (until Term 3 started in a month’s time); for the RI Yong Tau Foo aunties, it was their last day of operations.
Like most RI students, the writers of this article were devastated when we found out that the Yong Tau Foo stall was closing. One rapid cycle through the five stages of grief later, we made the journey down to the Yong Tau Foo stall on its final day of operations to speak to staff, students, and of course, the Yong Tau Foo aunties.
Continue reading “So Long, and Thanks for All The Yong Tau Foo”