Author name: Nigellee

In an age dominated by screen time and constant connectivity, understanding the intersection between human behaviour and technology has never been more critical.

Every student processes and interacts with the classroom environment differently. To address these evolving classroom dynamics, the Raffles University Psychological Wellness Centre recently hosted a targeted professional learning session titled “Recognising Students with Additional Needs in the Classroom.”

Every student processes and interacts with the classroom environment differently. To address these evolving classroom dynamics, the Raffles University Psychological Wellness Centre recently hosted a targeted professional learning session titled “Recognising Students with Additional Needs in the Classroom.”

On 22 July 2026, the Raffles University Psychological Centre (RUPC) hosted “Loving Me, Myself, and I”, a dedicated self-care event to mark International Self-Care Day. Led by clinical psychologist Mr Jayson Lew, the session brought together staff and students for an engaging day focused on mental health, resilience, and personal wellbeing.

On 24 June 2026, RUPC Wellness Coach Dr Shubashini hosted an interactive workshop at Raffles University, dedicated to one of the most critical skills for modern university life: the development of a growth mindset. In an era defined by rapid change, the ability to adapt is more than just an academic asset—it is a vital tool for long-term personal and professional success..

On 23 June 2026, the RUPC team had the privilege of visiting SJK(C) Sengkang to deliver a comprehensive, dual-track wellness initiative. By engaging both primary students and their educators on the same day, we successfully fostered a holistic environment focused on emotional literacy, resilience, and positive behavioural management. Here is a closer look at how the day unfolded.