新加坡莱佛士女中
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1.介绍
莱佛士女中——Raffles Girls' School ——RGS
Raffles Girls' School (Secondary) is an independent girls' secondary school in Singapore. RGS was recognised by the Ministry of Education in 2006 by being awarded the School Excellence Award (recognising schools with 'exemplary school processes and practices'), among other awards. [1] It has been consistently ranked as one of the top among secondary schools in Singapore in the official annual school rankings published by the Ministry of Education.
RGS offers the first four years of the Integrated Programme in the Raffles Programme, together with Raffles Institution, which allows students to proceed directly to Raffles Institution (Junior College) without taking the GCE 'O' Levels. It was also one of the first few schools to offer the Gifted Education Programme.
It is not officially affiliated with Raffles Girls' Primary School, despite having a common history.
2.历史
Before Raffles Girls' School became a school in its own right it existed as a part of Raffles Institution (RI).
The department for girls was opened in the RI campus of Bras Basah Road on 4 March 1844 with 11 students, 5 day-scholars and six boarders, who were clothed, fed and instructed by the institution itself. The demand for education grew and in 1847, the school moved to RI's eastern wing, extending towards Bras Basah Road. A wall known as the 'Berlin Wall' separated the boys' and girls' buildings. In 1871, the school moved into a house, the George Family's Old Mansion at the corner of Bras Basah Road. In 1879, the school separated from RI and Miss Nelson was appointed the school's first headmistress. Together with three assistants, she ran the school which had an enrolment of 77. Since then, 1879 has been officially regarded as the year of the founding of RGS.
From 1882 onwards, English speaking boys were admitted to the lower, middle and primary classes. This was discontinued in 1927 due to the increasing demand for accommodation for girls. The Raffles Old Girls' association was formed on 7 July 1950. The school motto was introduced in 1953, with the school's first annual Speech Day held on the same year.
RGS became a government school in 1903, located at Queen Street. In 1959, the primary and secondary sections of the school were separated and the secondary section moved to Anderson Road, while the primary section remains in Queen Street. The school stopped offering 'A' level courses in 1983, and the Gifted Education Programme started in 1984. The school later moved to a holding school located at Jalan Kuala in 1988 and moved back to a new building at Anderson Road on 1 November 1992, becoming independent on 1 January 1993. In 1994, the RGS chapter was formed, to replace the Women's Rafflesian Chapter.
The curriculum when the school first started was confined to basic skills like reading, writing, needlework and cookery, as the focus of the school in the past was to equip girls with the tools to become an educated wife. The curriculum now comprises the sciences, humanities and aesthetics. All students are also required to have lessons in Philosophy, one of the notable features of the Raffles Programme. Lower Secondary students also have lessons in Speech and Drama.
Today, Raffles Girls' School has a student population of about 1,800 students (Secondary One to Secondary Four, including foreign scholars) and 170 teachers.
3.人文环境气氛
Prefectorial Board
The Raffles Girls' School (Secondary) Prefectorial Board, also known as RGSPB, was established in 1950.
The Bboard consists of prefects from Year 3 and 4, as well as Prefects-in-Training from Year 2. Upper secondary members of the Board wear the school tie, the school socks, a white blouse and a navy blue skirt.
Apart from the role of maintaining discipline in school, prefects also teach and lead in Rafflesian Cheers during school events and inter-school competitions. The Board also sells Rafflesian products like jackets and school badges, and loans items such as blouses, pinafores and school blazers. Prefects-in-training also hold fund-raisings on special school occasions, and various CCAs' concerts and performances. RGSPB organizes functions and assists the RGS staff in running events, frequently working with the Peer Support Board to organise such events, such as orientation for the Year 1 pupils.
[edit] Peer Support Board
The Peer Support Board (PSB) was set up in 1995 with the main aim of introducing the new Secondary 1 pupils into the new environment. The Board organizes school functions with the Prefectorial Board. Some examples of collaborative leadership between the two boards are the annual Student Leaders Investiture, Reporting Day and the Secondary 1 Orientation. Apart from organising school events, the key event for all PSLs in their leadership journey in PSB is the weekly PSL sessions. In these sessions, PSLs meet with the Secondary 1 classes they are in charge of, to share their experiences and thoughts on issues pertinent to Secondary 1s, and provide a listening ear.
As of 2005, Junior PSLs (JPSLs) were introduced in 2007. Secondary 2 students are selected through interviews and recruited into the board, giving them the chance to apply their leadership skills. Their first project would usually be the Sec1 Orientation for the next batch of students. A second intake is conducted at the end of Secondary 2. The logo of PSB is the dolphin. Dolphins are friendly creatures and travel in groups. Similarly, members of the PSB aim to be friendly and approachable, never walking alone. The motto of the PSB is “riding the waves with you”.
[edit] Student Congress
The Student Congress is a student-run board that engages the student populace in the processes of the school. Unique among schools in Singapore, RGS' Student Congress is the only one with an intra-school forum that allows discussion of school issues. As of 2009 it is no longer anonymous, a move aimed at encouraging responsible free speech, which has met with slight success. Nonetheless, Student Congress of 2010 is scaling up activities to encompass greater student participation in reviewing community practices and commenting on school events.
[edit] RGS-International Convention for Youth Leaders
The RGS-International Convention for Youth Leaders (RGS-ICYL) gathers female student leaders from local and international institutions, first organised in 2006 intended as a platform for female youth leaders with diverse backgrounds to exchange ideas and experiences, and thus gain a better understanding of how they can contribute to society as a female leader. Guest speakers from the corporate sector, politics and humanitarian groups are invited to provide a wide range of perspectives. In addition, RGS-ICYL offered opportunities for fellow youth leaders to be ambassadors of their respective countries in the context of an exchange of ideas across cultures.
4.校训
Vision
To aspire, strive and dare to be active creators of a better age for all
Mission
Nurturing the high ability girl to be a leader who will realise her talents in service of nation and community
Goals
Developing fine character.
Developing Well- Being.
Nurturing the Intellect.
Firing the Imagination.
Values
People-Centred
We put people first. Respect, care and trust underpin all our interactions.
Principled
We are fair-minded, take responsibility for our ideas and actions, and demonstrate integrity and moral courage in our behaviour.
Passionate
We believe that conviction, commitment and drive enable us to achieve excellence in all our endeavours.
Professional
We take pride in our work, accept responsibility for our own learning and exercise discernment and open-mindedness in our interaction with others.
5.校长
Mrs Julie Hoo
6.培养的人才
Lee Tzu Pheng, poet
So Million, entrepreneur, songwriter/composer, first Singaporean female Karate representative in SEA Games
Dr Amy Khor Lean Suan, Mayor of South West Community Development Council
Lim Hwee Hua, Minister of Prime Minister's Office, first female Cabinet Minister in Singapore
Denise Phua Lay Peng, People's Action Party member of Parliament
Fiona Sze Lorrain, transcultural and interdisciplinary artist (writer and musician) in France
Siow Lee Chin, violinist
Tan Pin Pin, Oscar-winning film director[2] 陈彬彬
Zhang Jingna, photographer
Kit Chan, singer
Stefanie Sun, singer 孙燕姿
Corrinne May (real name: Corrinne Foo), singer-songwriter 符美云
新加坡莱佛士女中 Raffles Girls' Secondary School，简称RGS。一般提及时都只说缩写，大概也是新加坡人的习惯。被称为新加坡最好的女子学校。
学校的侧门直接通到车站，因此非常方便。学校对面就是香格里拉。虽然表面上看起来有点破破烂烂，但里面那是另有乾坤。
学校每周一，二，四是三点放学。另外两天中午一点就上完课了。但是这边每个人都会有CCA,也就是社团。一般每周2-3次训练，因此这些日子5，6点才能回家。
RGS是新加坡IP项目中的学校，俗称直通车。因此中四毕业后，不用参加相当于中考的O-Level,可以直接升入RJC。当然有的同学也会考虑读别的高中，比如华中。
应该都是不可以的，但是有些学校可能会有些特殊的情况，但是对于留学生优势不是那么大。
直通车的课程貌似没有吧，都是需要考O水准的。
希望这些可以帮你，有什么不明白的可以问我，也可以加我，或者留言
Vision
To aspire, strive and dare to be active creators of a better age for all
Mission
Nurturing the high ability girl to be a leader who will realise her talents in service of nation and community
Goals
Developing fine character.
Developing Well- Being.
Nurturing the Intellect.
Firing the Imagination.
Values
People-Centred
We put people first. Respect, care and trust underpin all our interactions.
Principled
We are fair-minded, take responsibility for our ideas and actions, and demonstrate integrity and moral courage in our behaviour.
Passionate
We believe that conviction, commitment and drive enable us to achieve excellence in all our endeavours.
Professional
We take pride in our work, accept responsibility for our own learning and exercise discernment and open-mindedness in our interaction with others.
详细的自己去看吧
http://www.rgs.edu.sg/newsite/
人才我知道的是孙燕姿是RGS毕业的
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新加坡莱佛士女子中学 Raffles Girls' Secondary School，简称RGS。是新加坡最好的女子学校。
目前学校有在籍学生1800名,教职员工120名。进入莱佛士女中的学生,都是新加坡小学毕业会考取得优异成绩的毕业生,或在艺术体育方面有着卓越表现和潜能的女孩,而培养她们的教师,有七成以上拥有硕士和博士文凭。莱佛士女中的历史可以追溯到1878年,距今已经有127年的建校历史,她的校训是Filiae Melior Aevi(拉丁文),英文是:Daughters of a Better Age,意思是新时代的女儿。顾名思义,学生不能只是被动地扮演传统继承人的角色,而要奋发向上,成为新时代的创造者。秉承着这样的校训,莱佛士女中培养了一大批女中豪杰,从莱佛士女中毕业的学生,大都成功。
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1.介绍
莱佛士女中——Raffles Girls' School ——RGS
Raffles Girls' School (Secondary) is an independent girls' secondary school in Singapore. RGS was recognised by the Ministry of Education in 2006 by being awarded the School Excellence Award (recognising schools with 'exemplary school processes and practices'), among other awards. [1] It has been consistently ranked as one of the top among secondary schools in Singapore in the official annual school rankings published by the Ministry of Education.
RGS offers the first four years of the Integrated Programme in the Raffles Programme, together with Raffles Institution, which allows students to proceed directly to Raffles Institution (Junior College) without taking the GCE 'O' Levels. It was also one of the first few schools to offer the Gifted Education Programme.
It is not officially affiliated with Raffles Girls' Primary School, despite having a common history.
2.历史
Before Raffles Girls' School became a school in its own right it existed as a part of Raffles Institution (RI).
The department for girls was opened in the RI campus of Bras Basah Road on 4 March 1844 with 11 students, 5 day-scholars and six boarders, who were clothed, fed and instructed by the institution itself. The demand for education grew and in 1847, the school moved to RI's eastern wing, extending towards Bras Basah Road. A wall known as the 'Berlin Wall' separated the boys' and girls' buildings. In 1871, the school moved into a house, the George Family's Old Mansion at the corner of Bras Basah Road. In 1879, the school separated from RI and Miss Nelson was appointed the school's first headmistress. Together with three assistants, she ran the school which had an enrolment of 77. Since then, 1879 has been officially regarded as the year of the founding of RGS.
From 1882 onwards, English speaking boys were admitted to the lower, middle and primary classes. This was discontinued in 1927 due to the increasing demand for accommodation for girls. The Raffles Old Girls' association was formed on 7 July 1950. The school motto was introduced in 1953, with the school's first annual Speech Day held on the same year.
RGS became a government school in 1903, located at Queen Street. In 1959, the primary and secondary sections of the school were separated and the secondary section moved to Anderson Road, while the primary section remains in Queen Street. The school stopped offering 'A' level courses in 1983, and the Gifted Education Programme started in 1984. The school later moved to a holding school located at Jalan Kuala in 1988 and moved back to a new building at Anderson Road on 1 November 1992, becoming independent on 1 January 1993. In 1994, the RGS chapter was formed, to replace the Women's Rafflesian Chapter.
The curriculum when the school first started was confined to basic skills like reading, writing, needlework and cookery, as the focus of the school in the past was to equip girls with the tools to become an educated wife. The curriculum now comprises the sciences, humanities and aesthetics. All students are also required to have lessons in Philosophy, one of the notable features of the Raffles Programme. Lower Secondary students also have lessons in Speech and Drama.
Today, Raffles Girls' School has a student population of about 1,800 students (Secondary One to Secondary Four, including foreign scholars) and 170 teachers.
3.人文环境气氛
Prefectorial Board
The Raffles Girls' School (Secondary) Prefectorial Board, also known as RGSPB, was established in 1950.
The Bboard consists of prefects from Year 3 and 4, as well as Prefects-in-Training from Year 2. Upper secondary members of the Board wear the school tie, the school socks, a white blouse and a navy blue skirt.
Apart from the role of maintaining discipline in school, prefects also teach and lead in Rafflesian Cheers during school events and inter-school competitions. The Board also sells Rafflesian products like jackets and school badges, and loans items such as blouses, pinafores and school blazers. Prefects-in-training also hold fund-raisings on special school occasions, and various CCAs' concerts and performances. RGSPB organizes functions and assists the RGS staff in running events, frequently working with the Peer Support Board to organise such events, such as orientation for the Year 1 pupils.
[edit] Peer Support Board
The Peer Support Board (PSB) was set up in 1995 with the main aim of introducing the new Secondary 1 pupils into the new environment. The Board organizes school functions with the Prefectorial Board. Some examples of collaborative leadership between the two boards are the annual Student Leaders Investiture, Reporting Day and the Secondary 1 Orientation. Apart from organising school events, the key event for all PSLs in their leadership journey in PSB is the weekly PSL sessions. In these sessions, PSLs meet with the Secondary 1 classes they are in charge of, to share their experiences and thoughts on issues pertinent to Secondary 1s, and provide a listening ear.
As of 2005, Junior PSLs (JPSLs) were introduced in 2007. Secondary 2 students are selected through interviews and recruited into the board, giving them the chance to apply their leadership skills. Their first project would usually be the Sec1 Orientation for the next batch of students. A second intake is conducted at the end of Secondary 2. The logo of PSB is the dolphin. Dolphins are friendly creatures and travel in groups. Similarly, members of the PSB aim to be friendly and approachable, never walking alone. The motto of the PSB is “riding the waves with you”.
[edit] Student Congress
The Student Congress is a student-run board that engages the student populace in the processes of the school. Unique among schools in Singapore, RGS' Student Congress is the only one with an intra-school forum that allows discussion of school issues. As of 2009 it is no longer anonymous, a move aimed at encouraging responsible free speech, which has met with slight success. Nonetheless, Student Congress of 2010 is scaling up activities to encompass greater student participation in reviewing community practices and commenting on school events.
[edit] RGS-International Convention for Youth Leaders
The RGS-International Convention for Youth Leaders (RGS-ICYL) gathers female student leaders from local and international institutions, first organised in 2006 intended as a platform for female youth leaders with diverse backgrounds to exchange ideas and experiences, and thus gain a better understanding of how they can contribute to society as a female leader. Guest speakers from the corporate sector, politics and humanitarian groups are invited to provide a wide range of perspectives. In addition, RGS-ICYL offered opportunities for fellow youth leaders to be ambassadors of their respective countries in the context of an exchange of ideas across cultures.
4.校训
Vision
To aspire, strive and dare to be active creators of a better age for all
Mission
Nurturing the high ability girl to be a leader who will realise her talents in service of nation and community
Goals
Developing fine character.
Developing Well- Being.
Nurturing the Intellect.
Firing the Imagination.
Values
People-Centred
We put people first. Respect, care and trust underpin all our interactions.
Principled
We are fair-minded, take responsibility for our ideas and actions, and demonstrate integrity and moral courage in our behaviour.
Passionate
We believe that conviction, commitment and drive enable us to achieve excellence in all our endeavours.
Professional
We take pride in our work, accept responsibility for our own learning and exercise discernment and open-mindedness in our interaction with others.
5.校长
Mrs Julie Hoo
6.培养的人才
Lee Tzu Pheng, poet
So Million, entrepreneur, songwriter/composer, first Singaporean female Karate representative in SEA Games
Dr Amy Khor Lean Suan, Mayor of South West Community Development Council
Lim Hwee Hua, Minister of Prime Minister's Office, first female Cabinet Minister in Singapore
Denise Phua Lay Peng, People's Action Party member of Parliament
Fiona Sze Lorrain, transcultural and interdisciplinary artist (writer and musician) in France
Siow Lee Chin, violinist
Tan Pin Pin, Oscar-winning film director[2] 陈彬彬
Zhang Jingna, photographer
Kit Chan, singer
Stefanie Sun, singer 孙燕姿
Corrinne May (real name: Corrinne Foo), singer-songwriter 符美云
新加坡莱佛士女中 Raffles Girls' Secondary School，简称RGS。一般提及时都只说缩写，大概也是新加坡人的习惯。被称为新加坡最好的女子学校。
学校的侧门直接通到车站，因此非常方便。学校对面就是香格里拉。虽然表面上看起来有点破破烂烂，但里面那是另有乾坤。
学校每周一，二，四是三点放学。另外两天中午一点就上完课了。但是这边每个人都会有CCA,也就是社团。一般每周2-3次训练，因此这些日子5，6点才能回家。
RGS是新加坡IP项目中的学校，俗称直通车。因此中四毕业后，不用参加相当于中考的O-Level,可以直接升入RJC。当然有的同学也会考虑读别的高中，比如华中。
应该都是不可以的，但是有些学校可能会有些特殊的情况，但是对于留学生优势不是那么大。
直通车的课程貌似没有吧，都是需要考O水准的。
希望这些可以帮你，有什么不明白的可以问我，也可以加我，或者留言
Vision
To aspire, strive and dare to be active creators of a better age for all
Mission
Nurturing the high ability girl to be a leader who will realise her talents in service of nation and community
Goals
Developing fine character.
Developing Well- Being.
Nurturing the Intellect.
Firing the Imagination.
Values
People-Centred
We put people first. Respect, care and trust underpin all our interactions.
Principled
We are fair-minded, take responsibility for our ideas and actions, and demonstrate integrity and moral courage in our behaviour.
Passionate
We believe that conviction, commitment and drive enable us to achieve excellence in all our endeavours.
Professional
We take pride in our work, accept responsibility for our own learning and exercise discernment and open-mindedness in our interaction with others.
详细的自己去看吧
http://www.rgs.edu.sg/newsite/
人才我知道的是孙燕姿是RGS毕业的
答：关于SM3, RGS去 : 武汉，吉林，长春，深圳，安庆，.etc 的固定学校招生。除此之外，只有自费了。自费到新加坡RGS参加入学考试从Sec 2开始重新上课，比国内落后两年，并且自费。其实虽然RGS的总体成绩最好，中国学生成绩最好的学校还是南洋女中。与 ACSI一起招生的克信女中也不错。立华作为混校也不错...
答：所有进入莱佛士女校的学生都是新加坡小学毕业考试成绩优异的毕业生，或者是在艺术和体育方面有突出表现和潜力的女生。学生不能只是被动地扮演传统继承人的角色，而要努力成为新时代的创造者。新加坡莱佛士女子中学秉承这一校训，培养了一大批女中豪杰，莱佛士女子中学毕业的学生大多事业有成。3.新加坡维多利亚...
答：至于乐器的，最好别带，不会有时间展示的。过程中要微笑，在家多对镜子练练，最后别忘了说谢谢。不要问“老师我可以去莱佛士吗”，但可以恳切地说，“我真的很希望加入莱佛士女中”或者，“请您给我这个机会，将来我会成为莱佛士的骄傲的”。别忘了，全用英语说啊。祝你好运！参考资料：自己 ...
答：在新加坡，政府中学的教育水平普遍很高，但具体的学校排名并不由政府官方提供。尽管如此，仍有多所政府中学在国际上享有盛誉，例如新加坡德明政府中学、新加坡淡马锡中学、新加坡华侨中学、新加坡莱佛士女子中学、新加坡南洋女子中学、新加坡英华中学和新加坡立化中学等。学生可以根据自己的需求和条件来选择合适的学校...
答：学校由新加坡的发现者及首任总督、英国人斯坦福·莱佛士爵士于1823年6月5日创办，原名新加坡书院（Singapore institution），1868年为纪念莱佛士爵士而更名为莱佛士书院。在该校长达180多年的历史中，培养了新加坡几乎所有重要的政商界人士，包括新加坡的两位总理李光耀与吴作栋。因其特殊的历史背景和仿效西方的办...
答：http://schools.moe.edu.sg/rgps/main.html
答：2.新加坡南洋女子中学（NanyangGirls'HighSchool）：作为新加坡最古老的女子学校之一，南洋女子中学以其卓越的学术成绩和全面的教育而受到赞誉。学校注重培养学生的品格和社会责任感，并提供广泛的选修课程。3.新加坡莱佛士书院（RafflesInstitution）：这是新加坡最古老和最有声望的学校之一，以其优秀的学术成绩和...
答：新加坡莱佛士女子中学官方网站 http://www.rgs.edu.sg 新加坡南洋女子中学和华侨中学
答：莱佛士女中 20 ANDERSON ROAD SINGAPORE 259978 P : MDM TAN BEE LIAN JULIE 陈美莲 VP : MDM SHIRLEY NEO HOOD TOH 梁佛桃 VP : MS CHIN JEN FU 陈祯福 Tel: 67371845 Fax: 62353731 RGSS@MOE.EDU.SG 华侨中学:0806 T07GS0806E WestHWA CHONG INSTITUTION*^αΦ 华侨中学 661 BUKIT TIMAH...
答：新加坡高中机构推荐1.新加坡莱佛士初级学院 新加坡国际高中莱佛士学院(Raffles College)与莱佛士女子中学和莱佛士初级学院(两年制高中)有着特殊的联系，俗称“莱佛士家族”。新加坡莱佛士初级学院作为新加坡历史最悠久的学校，提供两年制的大学预科课程，之前由莱佛士学院提供。它被认为是新加坡最好的大学前教育学院...
