Can you share the scariest Singapore school ghost story?

The story of the floating nun is really terrifying. In a certain old convent - school, there are tales of a nun who died under mysterious circumstances. Her spirit is said to float around the chapel area within the school. Just the thought of seeing a floating figure in a nun's habit in the dimly lit chapel gives goosebumps.

Sure. There was a boy and a girl in a Singapore secondary school. They were in the same class. The boy was shy but he liked the girl's bright smile. One day, he finally gathered the courage to leave a little note in her textbook. It said 'You have a beautiful smile'. From then on, they started to exchange little notes and gradually became good friends, and later, they fell in love.

There is a really scary ghost story about a ship. A crew member was murdered on board many years ago. Ever since, at midnight, his ghost can be seen walking the decks. Sailors on passing ships have reported seeing a shadowy figure with a knife in his hand. One ship even tried to rescue what they thought was a stranded sailor, but when they got closer, the figure disappeared and they heard a blood - curdling scream.

The Pasir Ris Red House is another spooky one. It's an old colonial - style building. Legend has it that a young girl died there tragically. Locals say that if you pass by at night, you might see the figure of a girl in white standing near the windows or in the garden. Some have reported feeling a sudden chill and an uneasy feeling when they are close to the house.

The scariest part for me is the unexplained noises. Like in many of the stories, there are sudden loud bangs or whispers that seem to come from nowhere. It gives this feeling of being watched by an unseen entity.

Well, while we can't completely rule out the existence of the supernatural, it's very improbable that these Singapore school ghost stories are based on real ghosts. These stories might have started as a way to explain things that were not understood in the past, like sudden noises or feelings of unease. And as time passed, they got embellished and became the spooky tales we hear today.

Sure. For the story of the Old Changi Hospital, some versions focus more on the Japanese soldiers' ghosts, while others emphasize the tortured patients. One version says that the ghosts are more active during the full moon, and you can hear their cries for help more clearly then.

Another story involves a bus that always had some unexplained cold spots. Passengers would feel a sudden chill while on board. One time, a young girl saw a shadowy hand reaching out from under the seat. She was so terrified that she screamed and ran off the bus at the next stop. Since then, more and more people have reported strange occurrences on that particular bus.

The unknown element makes them scary. For example, in the case of Old Changi Hospital, no one really knows what exactly happened during the war there. All we have are rumors and the feeling that something horrible might have occurred, and the spirits of those who suffered are still there. It's the mystery that sends shivers down your spine.

In 'Singapore First Online Ghost Stories', the scariest might be the stories where there is no obvious explanation for the strange events. Like a family's objects keep moving around the house on their own, and no scientific reason can be found. It makes you wonder if there are really some supernatural forces at play, and that uncertainty can be the most terrifying aspect.