Does RI provide support (e.g. remedial programmes) for students who struggle with their studies?

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As students progress from secondary school to junior college, they are expected to take greater ownership and responsibility for their learning.

If students have difficulty understanding a concept or need clarification, they are encouraged to arrange for one-to-one or small group consultations with their teachers. They can speak to their teachers after class or email them to make an appointment.  The school has a designated space (called 'the Wishing Well') located near the staff rooms to facilitate student consultations with their teachers.

Individual academic departments also conduct remedial programmes for students who need additional academic support.

Does RI provide support (e.g. remedial programmes) for students who struggle with their studies?

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