This article is part of the CCA Previews for 2016.
By Chung Jia Hui (16S03J), Faith Magdelena Quek (16S03A) and Jodene Tay (16S03H)
Ever wanted to try out martial arts or learn self-defence? Looking for a light-commitment CCA that still allows you to represent the school in a competition?
Then you’ve come to the right place.
Continue reading “A day in the life of: A Taekwondo Exponent”
This article is part of the CCA Previews for 2016.
By Lim Shi Jie Josiah (16S03D), EXCO
A day in the life of a RECAS member? It sure sounds boring…
You might be wondering what kind of CCA we are, but before you pass your judgement, hear us out.
This article is part of the CCA Previews for 2016.
By Clement Tan Jun Hao (16S06Q), Vice-Chairman; Jo-Adam Saiful Mizra (16S03O), Chairman
Members of REN can look forward to a myriad of activities during CCA sessions. We will be inviting experienced entrepreneurs to share their experiences during a few of the sessions, where members will gain valuable insight into the world of business. Members can also use this opportunity to network with the speakers and gain key contacts which will be useful in the future.
This article is part of the CCA Previews for 2016.
By Toh Si Ying (16S03N) and Alice Soewito (16S03B)
If you are a person who values life and the spirit of humanity, look no further – Raffles Red Cross Youth Chapter is for you.
Ever wondered what the worst nightmare for a Red Cross Youth Chapter member would be?
This article is part of the CCA Previews for 2016.
by Nabilah Bte Abdul Rahman (16S03B), President; Izzat Rashad B Rosazizi (16S03C), Vice President; Muhd Marthius B Zulkifli (16S06M), Secretary; Khairunnisa Nabilah Bte Z A (16A01C), Treasurer; Shauqat Ali Taib Ali (16S06M), EXCO; Nazihah Bte Shukran (16S07D), EXCO
Raffles Institution’s Malay Literary Drama Cultural Society (MLDCS), in a nutshell, can be said to be a ‘kampong’ with our fellow Malay Rafflesians as its friendly villagers. And as in most kampongs, this kampong in particular unites the Malay community of Rafflesians, which may be small in numbers but strong in spirit, to equip them with a sense of familiarity and belonging as they journey through their two years here in RI.
