By Thet Hay Thi Tun (17S06O), Chairperson and Ashley Koh Yi Teng (17S03L), Vice-chairperson
Be it elaborate light sequences or band set-ups, the AVU is the know-it-all for visual and audio aesthetic. Providing support for almost every school event, we carry out our roles quietly in the inconspicuous control room, away from the audience’s eyes.
By Rachel Teng (17S06M), Chairperson
A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away…
By Chen Beijia (17S06F), Chairperson
For art enthusiasts, Visual Art Club is really a space for self-expression, where we can let our imagination unfold boundlessly. During Art Club sessions, we expose members to various mediums and genres, for example, ceramics, digital art, watercolour (landscape), and graphic story (ink and digital). Through this wide range of exposure, we hope to instil in Art Club members a deeper appreciation for the fine arts and to cultivate them into exceptional artists.
By Ivan Tang (17S03K), Chairperson; Valerie Lim (17A01E), Vice Chairperson; Hannah Tan Jia Hwee (17S03L), EXCO Member; Lee Yee Teng (17A01E), EXCO Member
Have you ever wanted to try adventure activities like waterfall abseiling, white water rafting, or trekking up a steep forest hill to catch a glimpse of the Rafflesia flower? Or wanted to put into practice a range of useful skills such as first aid, knot tying and basha (a simple tent) pitching? Perhaps you find joy in forming friendships with the people you meet, and in guiding juniors through their Secondary school journey. Or maybe you have a heart for community service projects, such as distributing food packages to needy households during the holiday season. If you answered yes to any of these, or you’re willing to explore a CCA experience slightly different from the regular sports or performing arts CCA, then the RIBB’s Primers Programme is for you!
By Lynn Htet Aung (17S06C), Captain; Joon Hui Xuan (17S06K), Vice Captain; Khoo Weijian (17S03O), Vice Captain; Jenny Zhang (17S06P), Secretary
In life, there are few things that are so desired by many, and fewer still that require so much grit and resilience. Take for example, the elusive concert ticket from that one inter-continental band, and the corresponding hours of underpaid labor to save for that price tag. Or that perfect score and its required weeks of slogging through the books.
