o Mascot Write-up
• The dragon is a positive force, representing power,
excellence, and a benevolent force, that radiates goodwill. It
represents knowledge, wisdom, and utilization of personal
power for the benefit of all.
• It is the independence, leadership and various strengths that
we have as BBians that are brought together by our Dragon,
‘the unifying force that underlies the opposites’. We come
together in spirit and with each of our unique qualities- form
a house so strong. The fiery breath of the dragon symbolizes
each breath we take to be one of ignited passion and drive.
In itself the dragon is neither good nor bad, but symbolizes
the energy upholding the house and it represents the coming
together of matter and spirit.
• Dragons are often known as creatures that have protected
the earth for centuries, which we hope each BBian will do, in
protecting our turf, and caring for every house member
equally.
 In this view of the world, the job of heroes is to
enlighten the world by loving it, starting with
themselves. Their task is not to slay the dragon,
within or without, but to affirm the deepest level
of truth about it: that is, that we are all one. —
Carol Pearson.

A BBian should be an active and passionate member who constantly strives to bring glory to BB, having the courage to step up to establish house as an integral part of their Rafflesian experience.

Befriend. Belong. Be strong.

Evalescimus in Unitaete

Since the introduction of the house system, Buckle Buckley has emerged champions for three consecutive years!

RI Buckley
Description
Mr. C.B. Buckley was one of the trustees of the school from 1883 to 1888. He was very interested in the welfare of school children in Singapore and was popularly known as "the children's friend". He met the entire cost of the publication, Rafflesian, in 1886.

Buckley House gets its name from C.B. Buckley, who was the Secretary to the Board of Trustees from 1883 to 1900. Buckley had been a true friend of the school. Buckley had been a resident of Singapore for fifty years. He came to Singapore in 1864 and was attached to the firm of A.L. Johnston for 11 years. In the meantime he took up company law. He then resigned from A.L. Johnston and joined the firm of Rodyk and Davidson. Later he became assistant to Thomas Braddell, then Attorney-General. He later served as confidential adviser to the Sultan of Johore.

Buckley was very interested in the welfare of the school children in Singapore. He was popularly known as the "children's friend" and his annual Christmas party for children was attended by as many as 1000 children. It was a delightful feature of every Christmas celebration in Singapore.

Mission
To win the house championships, to strive and to have fun.

Motto
Unos Spiritus Forte (One Strong Spirit)

Common Traits
Buckleyeans are courageous and fortuitous in spite of the odds. They are gentlemanly and enjoy good clean fun.

RGS Buckle
Description
Ms. D.M Buckle was the principle of RGS from 1910-1937 and remains the longest serving principle of RGS. She made her mark as a trainer who produced teachers with high standards of efficiency, traits which she herself possessed strongly. She was also a strong advocate of advancements in education and is remembered for her strictness and ramrod-straight posture. She was so well-liked by her teachers that they were known to refuse offers of promotion for fear of losing the privilege of working with her.

Mission
To provide opporunities for Buckleans to showcase their individual and to bring out the competitive spirit in all and maximize each potential to the fullest.

Common Traits
Generally down to earth and well-organised, though wildly passionate and possessing a positive attitude

Mascot
Pyaare Genn the fairy