RGS ... Athena statue

A group of first-year Raffles Girls' School students were called to meet with their Head of Year -- a teacher -- after an incident where they disrupted ongoing ...

When school reopens, I will meet every one of you involved in this." You put a goddess of wisdom statue & you expect girls not to stan?— Visakan Veerasamy (@visakanv) pic.twitter.com/1AnwlxPtpy March 22, 2022 The girls involved were asked to each write a "letter of apology" to explain their actions, and why disciplinary action should not be taken against them. The term "PPA" is likely a reference to "Pen-and-paper Assessments", one of the modes of assessment used in RGS. The group of students apparently disrupted the other classes by "dancing, chanting and praying" to a statue of Athena, according to a screenshot that appeared to show an email sent to the first-year batch by the Head of Year. The email said the girls' acts "tarnish the reputation" of their batch and all RGS girls with "unbecoming behaviour".