Raffles Institution celebrated its 200th Founder’s Day on Sunday. theSun theSundaily PM Singapore covid WorldNews
returned to work today after recording a negative result for Covid-19 on Sunday.
“I am now Covid-19 negative and will be back to work on Monday. Thanks to everyone who sent your good wishes!,” he said on his official Facebook page. Lee noted that Raffles Institution which was founded in 1823, has maintained a strong ethos and spirit, and built up a reputation for student leadership, academic excellence, and service to the nation for the past 200 years.
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