Raffles Girls’ School (RGS) Tuition Singapore

RGS IP programme support (Sec 1–4) + smoother transition to RI (JC1/JC2)
Teaching team led by Ms Chen & Mr Jason Lau | Maximum teacher-to-student ratio of 1:6 | Strong concepts and answering skills

RGS IP Specialists

RGS tuition for IP students

Finding the right RGS tuition means working with a team that understands the pace, depth, and expectations of the RGS IP programme. At Future Academy, we support RGS students with structured lessons, clear notes, and exam-focused practice in small groups (maximum teacher-to-student ratio of 1:6).

Our teaching team is led by Ms Chen (former RGS teacher; 15+ years teaching experience) and Mr Jason Lau (former Hwa Chong Math HOD; 17 years teaching experience at Hwa Chong Institution (HCI)). They lead our curriculum and teacher development. Lessons are delivered by our subject teachers under their guidance, with a consistent approach across the team.

RGS students benefit from our small-group format (maximum teacher-to-student ratio of 1:6), which balances personalised attention with discussion-based learning. Our lessons train students to explain clearly, think critically, and learn independently.

RGS IP Math tuition small group class (max 1:6) at Future Academy Singapore
Understanding the Programme

About Raffles Girls’ School (RGS) IP Programme

Raffles Girls’ School (RGS) is known for strong academic expectations and a demanding IP curriculum. Students are expected to learn quickly, explain clearly, and apply concepts across unfamiliar contexts. This makes strong foundations and clear answering strategies especially important from Sec 1 onwards.

The RGS Academic Culture

RGS cultivates academic excellence, clear communication, and strong thinking skills. Students are expected to explain reasoning, participate actively, and approach challenging questions with analytical rigour.

Accelerated & Rigorous

Fast-paced progression with higher application demands, especially in Sec 3–4. We help students organise concepts, bridge the gap between tutorials and tests, and improve answer quality under time pressure.

All-Round Excellence

Students balance rigorous academics across multiple subjects with CCAs, leadership opportunities, and personal development. This requires effective time management and independent learning capabilities.

Teaching team

Our RGS IP Expertise

Our teaching team is led by experienced educators, and we run consistent lesson structures across the team. This helps us anticipate common gaps and coach the skills RGS assessments reward: clear explanations, strong foundations, and confident application.

Future Academy teacher teaching Math in small group class (max 1:6) in Singapore

Teaching team lead: Ms Chen (former RGS teacher)

Former RGS Educator | 15+ Years Teaching Experience | Math & Physics

Ms Chen’s experience as a former RGS Mathematics and Physics teacher, together with 15+ years of teaching and tuition experience, helps our team understand the pace and expectations students face in RGS:

  • RGS-aligned expectations: Clear reasoning, structured explanations, and careful answer presentation
  • Proof-Based Reasoning: Both schools emphasise analytical thinking and logical argumentation
  • Advanced Problem-Solving: Preparation for olympiads and top-tier JC

Teaching team lead: Mr Jason Lau

Former Hwa Chong Math HOD | 17 Years Teaching Experience at HCI

Our IP Mathematics team is led by a former Hwa Chong Math HOD with 17 years of Mathematics teaching experience at HCI, bringing leadership-level expertise that benefits RGS students:

  • Curriculum leadership: Led curriculum design at Hwa Chong level comparable to top IP school standards
  • Mathematical Excellence: Developed teaching approaches for mathematically talented students
  • Enrichment and challenge questions: Strengthening problem-solving beyond routine school questions
Future Academy teacher guiding IP Math problem-solving in small group class (max 1:6) in Singapore

Why RGS Students Need Specialised Support

Even strong PSLE students can find RGS challenging. Generic tuition often misses the pace, depth, and answer quality RGS expects—especially for application questions and higher-order thinking.

  • Accelerated pace with topics introduced 6-12 months earlier
  • Deep conceptual understanding and proof-based reasoning required
  • Increased depth and application demands from Sec 3–4, building towards JC expectations
  • Balancing rigorous academics with CCAs and all-round development
Small Group Excellence

How Our Maximum 1:6 Teacher-to-Student Ratio Helps RGS Students

Collaborative learning

Many IP classrooms emphasise discussion, reasoning, and showing steps clearly. Our maximum teacher-to-student ratio of 1:6 supports this while still allowing personalised feedback.

RGS-focused or mixed IP groups

We organise groups by year level and, where possible, by school. When syllabus overlaps, mixed IP groups can also work well and support useful discussions during lessons.

Cost-effective over time

Consistent support from Sec 1–4 into JC, in small groups with a maximum teacher-to-student ratio of 1:6.

Student Success

RGS Student Success Stories

Transformation

Alyssa – From struggling to more confident

Background: Alyssa entered RGS with strong PSLE results but felt overwhelmed by Sec 2. Math moved quickly, and she struggled when questions required clear reasoning and unfamiliar applications. Her grades slipped, and she started to lose confidence.

The Challenge: Alyssa could handle routine practice, but she struggled when tests went beyond standard question types. The gap was not effort—it was structure: how to organise concepts, show reasoning, and handle harder questions under time pressure.

The Solution: Alyssa joined our small group (maximum teacher-to-student ratio of 1:6). Our teaching team identified foundational gaps and rebuilt understanding with structured methods. We taught clear explanation frameworks, problem-solving strategies, and how to present working effectively.

The Results: Alyssa became more consistent in RGS assessments and more confident tackling application questions. She learnt how to study more efficiently and avoid common mistakes, which helped her approach tests with less stress.


“The team understood what RGS expects and helped Alyssa build stronger foundations and answering skills. Her progress was clear over the term.”

— Alyssa’s Parent

Mathematical Excellence

Mei Lin – Stretching a strong student

Background: Mei Lin performed well at RGS and wanted more challenge in problem-solving and non-routine questions.

The Challenge: Mei Lin needed structured enrichment that built deeper understanding and stronger thinking habits, not just more worksheets.

The Solution: With our teaching team, Mei Lin worked on higher-difficulty questions, learnt multiple solution approaches, and developed clearer mathematical communication.

The Results: Mei Lin became more consistent on harder questions and gained confidence in explaining her reasoning clearly.


“The team pushed Mei Lin to think deeply about mathematics and develop her potential fully.”

— Mei Lin’s Parent

Proven Track Record

Student work examples from IP students

Here are examples of student work and school assessments from IP students (names covered for privacy). They illustrate the level of reasoning, clarity, and accuracy we train during lessons.

  • Deep conceptual understanding
  • Small group attention (maximum teacher-to-student ratio of 1:6)
  • School-focused methodology
  • Consistent excellence

The examples above represent IP students across different year levels and subjects. What they share is the focus on clear reasoning, strong foundations, and the ability to handle unfamiliar questions under time pressure.

Our Programmes

Subjects We Teach for RGS IP Students

Learn Your Way

Flexible Learning Modes for RGS Families

FAQ

FAQs for RGS Parents

We teach the core concepts and thinking skills that RGS assessments reward: clear reasoning, strong foundations, and the ability to apply ideas to unfamiliar questions. Lessons are organised by year level, with structured notes, timed practice, and feedback so students bridge the gap between tutorials and harder exam-style questions.

We group students by year level and, where possible, by school. When curriculum overlaps, mixed IP groups can also work well and create useful discussion during lessons.

We build strong foundations, mathematical maturity, and independent learning habits that support a smoother transition to RI (JC1/JC2). Students learn to organise their working, explain clearly, and handle unfamiliar questions with better confidence.

“Managing okay” often means surface-level understanding that becomes problematic later. Building deep foundations early reduces the risk of struggles in Sec 3–4 and at JC. Prevention is more effective than remediation, especially in fast-paced IP programmes.

Book RGS IP lessons

Lessons available | Maximum teacher-to-student ratio of 1:6

✓ Maximum teacher-to-student ratio of 1:6   ✓ Structured lessons, practice and feedback   ✓ On-site and online lessons