“Rest is not the opposite of training — it is an essential part of it,” says @rp_ssh student Donovan Tan. “By taking things one step at a time and trusting the process, I gradually regained my confidence and returned stronger than before.” For Donovan, that was a lesson learnt the hard way. A

“People often see my achievements, but not the self-doubt behind them,” says Iman Atrisya Iwani. “I constantly pushed myself to improve because I never wanted to become complacent, but I was often my own toughest critic.” Behind her title as RP Sportswoman of the Year lies a journey defined by p

“Going through challenges with the RP Student Council EXCO reminded me that setbacks are growth opportunities,” says RP School of Applied Science student Gun Jia You. “Knowing we can rely on one another motivates me to keep giving my best.” 💪 As Vice President of the Student Council's Cultu

“Not everyone gets the chance to perform on stage, so as dancers, we need to understand why we're there,” says Aniq Haqif, recipient of the RP Artist of the Year award at the inaugural RP RISE Awards. “I hope to share the cultural values of Malay dance and encourage people to express themselves

“Living with left-sided hemiplegia means everyday tasks that others take for granted require immense focus and physical effort,” says Liu Yin Rui, recipient of the RP Character Award at the inaugural RP RISE Awards. “Frankly, every day is a tug-of-war with my physical limits.” The RP RISE Awards

We asked our intern to rate some of the meals she's tried on campus, and here's her verdict! 🤔 Swipe through to see her picks, then let us know: should we get her to review more food around RP? 👀 #republicpoly #lifeinRP #GreaterMe #whyRP

We hit the campus grounds to spot some of the best fits at RP. 👀 From effortless everyday style to bold statement pieces, our #RPfam brought their personality and unique vibe to campus. ✨ Keep serving looks, you might just be featured in our next post. 😉 #republicpoly #lifeinRP #

Let’s be real: The Early Admissions Exercise (EAE) can feel super overwhelming. You have the passion, but how do you show it in your application without making the same blunders everyone else does? 🤔 We compiled the top 5 mistakes students make and how to avoid them. Swipe through the slides to

From writing a strong application to showcasing your strengths and passion in your portfolio, and preparing clear, confident talking points for your interview, we've got you covered for every RP course. Download our EAE Guide here: www.rp.edu.sg/eae. 📅 EAE Application Periods: ITE Stude

“I want to create educational games that make learning more fun and engaging,” says Clare Ang, a Year 2 Diploma in Design student majoring in Games & Gamification. “For students who struggle to understand certain concepts in class, turning learning into a game could help them learn better.” 🎮✨

“RP has solidified my passion for the conservation work I do,” says Sam Pei Yi, a graduate from the Diploma in Environmental and Marine Science (DEMS). “The research and volunteering opportunities helped me see beyond my own perspective, and I hope to play my part in Singapore’s conservation story.

“I rarely received academic awards in primary and secondary school,” shares RP School of Engineering graduate Samuel Lee. “Receiving the Lee Kuan Yew Award for Mathematics and Science validates that all the hard work I've put in over the past three years has been worth it!” 🏆 An avid robotic

Teng Huey Ying, proud recipient of the Tay Eng Soon Gold Medal, believes that purpose is what keeps people going and gives meaning to every step forward. Her journey started early. She began by selling slime toys to her schoolmates, then quickly scaled it into a small business on Carousell and I

Offered places to study Medicine at both NUS and NTU, Lee Jie Ting (Jorene) graduates from RP with one of its highest honours — the Ngee Ann Kongsi Most Distinguished Graduate of the Year. A testament to just how far she has come, her journey at RP was about more than academic success — it was wher

“In the past, I just wanted to graduate with a diploma,” says RP School of Engineering graduate Tan Hock Yang. “Now that I've received the Lee Kuan Yew Award for Mathematics and Science, I feel my hard work has paid off.” 🏆 Inspired by his older brother's career in aerospace engineering,

“Life at a startup is fast-paced. I have to be well-rounded and ready to do a bit of everything, constantly learning on the spot, picking up new skills, and being pushed out of my comfort zone,” says Ong Cheng Soon, a final-year RP School of Infocomm student currently interning at a startup in Fuku

“This wasn’t a simulated exercise. It was journalism in its rawest form,” says Nur Muhd Syahmi, a Year 3 Diploma in Mass Communication student who interned with the Singapore Police Force. In just his first week, Syahmi was asked to cover an enforcement operation alongside journalists from vario

Your MBTI might reveal more than just your personality. It can also hint at how you learn best and which RP school could suit you. Swipe on to see your matches, then head down to RP Open House, 8 to 10 Jan 2026, to talk to our lecturers and explore your options in person. 👉 www.rp.edu.sg/open

A mix of wins, vibes, and way too many chickens 🐔 wandering across campus. ➡️ Swipe to see the highlights… #discoverRP #GreaterMe #republicpoly #whyRP #RPOH

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