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Triple C Programme

Discover how RGS students connect with the community through care, collaboration, and outreach. The Triple C Programme brings together schools and social service agencies to build meaningful relationships across all backgrounds.

Last updated 7 September 2026

The Triple C Programme, which stands for Care, Collaboration and Community, symbolises our deep desire to continue the RGS legacy of community engagement and partnership.

A large group of school girls in blue uniforms pose with adults indoors near a decorative floral arch.
A group of school students in uniforms pose in front of a green screen, one holding a film clapperboard.
Group of schoolgirls in uniforms standing in a circle with hands stacked together in the center.

The programme hopes to:

  • Nurture in students a sense of connectedness to societal issues

  • Develop our leadership and interpersonal skills

  • (and) Facilitate student outreach

Launched in 2019, the Triple C Programme is a tripartite collaboration between RGS, primary schools and Social Service Agencies within the Braddell-Toa Payoh vicinity.

Three smiling students in school uniforms sit together at a desk with water bottles and papers in a classroom.

The Triple C Programme creates a common space for interactions regardless of socio-economic background, age or ability. At its heart, this programme is about connectedness.

As participants collaborate and share ideas together to support the community, relationships are formed.

Six schoolchildren in uniforms stand on colorful stepping pods in a garden courtyard with tall apartments behind.

The powerful ingredient in this collaboration is undoubtedly, community-centeredness. Over time, we hope to see the Triple C Programme grow to involve more schools and SSAs.