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Alumnae Sharing with RGS Malay Students

RGS alumnae from the Malay Society returned to share their experiences with current students, helping them grow while staying rooted in their community.

Last updated 4 May 2026

Alumnae Sharing with RGS Malay Students

A large group of women and girls in school uniforms pose for a photo inside an auditorium with tiered seating.

RGS has long been lauded for having strong bonds with our alumnae. Many of our alumnae have reached out to the school to give back in their own unique ways.

Recently, a few of our RGS alumnae who were from the RGS Malay Society reached out to the school to explore options on how they can add value and help the current RGS Malay students navigate through the various experiences and thought processes of a maturing young lady while maintaining a sense of belonging to the Malay community.

We are happy to announce that a sharing session between our RGS alumnae and current RGS Malay students took place on 8 March 2019, where our alumnae came back to share their experiences.

We would like to thank the following alumnae for making the session possible:

Organisers:

  • Ms Attiya Ashraf

  • Dr Amelina Abdul Ghani

Panelists:

  • Mdm Rahayu Mahzam (Associate Director, Heng Leong & Srinivasan LLC, MP for Jurong GRC)

  • Ms Rahayu Fadhilah Abdul Rahman Zamawi ​(Management Consultant, McKinsey & Company)

  • Ms Siti Adriana (Manager, National Council of Social Service)

  • Athira Adom (Final Year Engineering Student, National University of Singapore)

  • Nursheila Muez (Research Analyst, S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies)

Ten women stand smiling in front of a screen reading "JOM! MEET YOUR ALUMNAE" at an event.
Five women seated in wicker chairs on a stage, one holding a microphone, with a presentation slide projected behind them.
Three women sit in chairs on a stage, two wearing hijabs, one holding a microphone, smiling during a panel event.
Three women wearing hijabs sit in wicker chairs during a panel discussion, one speaking into a microphone.
A smiling teenage girl in glasses holds a microphone while seated among other uniformed students.
A young student in school uniform speaks into a microphone while seated among peers in an auditorium.
A woman in a gray hijab and glasses speaks into a microphone while another woman in a maroon hijab sits at a table with a laptop.

[Event by RGS Alumnae Relations Office]