Student Affairs
Student Affairs
The Student Affairs Unit is responsible for developing programmes, advising students, and conducting research to support the physical, emotional, and mental wellbeing of every student at Royal Girls’ Academy.
The unit is structured into three key areas:
Boarding
Health
Student Advisory Services
Together, these units ensure that each student is supported holistically throughout her journey at RGA.
Learning Is Personal Again
At Royal Girls’ Academy, learning is intentionally personalised. The Guidance Counsellor is actively involved in all processes, procedures, and policies relating to learner management.
An Individual Learning Plan (ILP) is developed for every student at the point of entry into RGA. This ensures that individual differences and learning patterns are identified early, allowing each student to be supported at her unique point of need.
The counsellor also guides students in charting a life plan and career path, which is reviewed and updated regularly as the student grows in character, maturity, and self-awareness.
Student Development Programmes
The Student Affairs Unit plans a range of programmes designed to help students make healthy and informed life choices.
Orientation Programme:
New students participate in a structured orientation programme that eases the transition from home life to the school environment.
Career Fairs
Professionals from diverse fields engage with students to discuss their careers and experiences. Careers explored include medicine, law, astronomy, theatre arts, and many others, exposing students to a wide range of possibilities.
Tea with the Ladies
Senior Secondary School 3 (SS3) students visit the homes of accomplished women who share insights on:
Career advancement
Relationships
Marriage
This programme prepares students for life beyond the Academy.
A Day in the Life of a Professional
Students spend a full day with professionals in various fields, accompanying them to work and participating actively. This provides first-hand exposure to real-world career expectations.
A Day at the University
Students visit universities, attend lectures, and engage in discussions with lecturers and undergraduates in fields they are considering, helping them make informed academic and career decisions.
Educational Consultancy
Royal Girls’ Academy offers free educational consultancy services to all students and alumnae seeking information on local and international universities.
The school maintains an ever-growing global university database and provides guidance on:
Admission requirements
Tuition fees
Scholarships and rebates
