Newly opened, the Thomson-East Coast Line Stage 4 of Opening spans from Tanjong Rhu to Bayshore. Come explore the TEL4 and its surrounding attractions in this video!
By Cherie Khoo (26S03B), Irene Eva Thomas (26A01B), Kunchur Bharat (26A01B), Tomi Peh (26S06P)
Images courtesy of Raffles Image Art Collective
On the 4th of April, RI students trailed home, all of them getting ready to wind down for the weekend. All except those forming the steadily growing queue outside the Theatre Studies Department (TSD) room for Rock In—Raffles Rock’s very own free-to-enter concert.
By Chen Ying (25A01C), Teo Hui Sian (25S06C), and Tay Yu Ning (25S07A)
Tucked within the lush heart of Mandai Wildlife Reserve lies Rainforest Wild Asia, a captivating immersion into Southeast Asia’s tropical rainforests. More than just a sequence of exhibits, it’s a living, breathing ecosystem — one where nature and design meet to create a sanctuary that feels both ancient and alive.
The joy and exuberance we get from unboxing blind boxes is truly unmatched. That, coupled with the irresistibly cute designs available, have fueled the blind box industry for decades. Yet, blind boxes are popular now more than ever and while it all seems like harmless fun, it often leads to a bigger problem—overconsumption. Amongst other issues, this could lead to a hole in your pocket, and even in the environment. But how harsh are these negative impacts? And despite knowing them, why can’t we stop ourselves from buying blind boxes?
Find out in our video, where we discuss blind boxes, overconsumption and the repercussions of our endless buying.
By Betty Ding (25A01B), Isaac Tay (25S06L), Meryl Lim (25S05A)
In line with recent rewilding (or RIwilding) efforts on campus grounds, the school announced yesterday at Team Raffles Gala the launch of a brand-new initiative: NEST@Raffles.
Raffles Press was given the egg-clusive opportunity to cover this new programme, and dish the inside scoop on this egg-citing new initiative.
This initiative welcomes a chicken coop into the school, the first of its kind in Singaporean schools. The wild chickens which traverse the school compound, especially around the Marymount gate, will finally be given a home.
