Fun Techtivities in March!
Looking for exciting ways to spend the March school holidays? 🎉🚀
Take a break and dive into the world of technology with fun-filled activities for the whole family! From interactive exhibitions to hands-on workshops, this month is packed with opportunities to explore, learn, and be inspired. Whether you're discovering the latest innovations or getting creative with tech, there’s something for everyone to enjoy!
Get ready for an adventure this March—scroll down to check out the #Techtivities we’ve lined up for you! 👇
Starting with some #TechNews, have you thought about big screens that fold into your pocket? Foldable smartphones are back and here to shake up the way we use tech! 📱
These cutting-edge devices combine portability with the functionality of a tablet, offering larger screens and smoother multitasking than ever before. With advancements in durability and design, foldables are proving to be more than just a gimmick—they're changing the way we work, watch, and connect 🚀.
Want to see how foldable phones are reshaping the smartphone industry? Read more here!
Now that we’re all set, keep scrolling on to discover techtivities that you and your family can indulge in this month! ✨
Mind and Body: The Art and Science of Being Human
🧠 Explore the fascinating connection between the mind and body at Mind and Body: The Art and Science of Being Human. This immersive exhibition brings together art, neuroscience, and technology to showcase the intricate relationship between our minds, emotions, and physical states.
What tech is here? 🤔
🧑💻 Interactive installations let you experience the science of memory and perception.
🧑💻 Stunning visuals and immersive art like Dissipative Figures deepen your understanding of human energy and connection.
Details:
When: Until 30 April 2025
Where: ArtScience Museum, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore
Price: From $18
Learn more here.
Wings of Time
Get ready for a spectacular multi-sensory experience with Wings of Time—Singapore's only nightly fireworks show which is now back and better than ever! 🎆🌟 Enjoy a special discount this March holiday (and Potterheads can also stop by the Harry Potter: Vision of Magic!) 😉
What tech is here? 🤔
🧑💻 3D Projections: Watch incredible 3D projections that bring historical and mythical landscapes to life.
🧑💻 Water Fountains & Fireworks: Dazzling water jets and fireworks combine for a truly immersive experience.
🧑💻 Laser Effects: High-tech lasers add a magical touch to this vibrant symphony.
Details:
When: Nightly at 7:40 PM and 8:40 PM
Where: Siloso Beach, Sentosa, Singapore
Price: From $0.60 (specially during March!)
Learn more here.
Space Explorers: The Infinite
Step into the future of space exploration at Space Explorers: THE INFINITE, the world’s largest extended reality space experience! 🚀✨
What tech is here? 🤔
🧑💻 360° VR Experience: Get transported 400 km above Earth to the ISS with 360° visuals.
🧑💻 Interactive Spaces: Explore a scale model of the ISS and interact with its touchpoints.
🧑💻 Immersive VR Spacewalk: Experience the first-ever spacewalk captured in VR.
Details:
When: Until 23 Mar 2025
Where: Science Centre Singapore
Price: From $28
Learn more here.
March Holiday Coding Camps
✨ Give Your Child a Head Start in the Future of Innovation! ✨
Did you know the 2024 Nobel Prizes in Physics and Chemistry were awarded to AI-based projects? 🚀 Now, your child can step into the exciting world of AI, coding, and creativity at Coding Lab’s March Holiday Camps!
What tech is here? 🤔
🧑💻 Ages 7-9: Kickstart their coding journey with Scratch!
From building interactive games to animating their own stories, they’ll unleash their creativity while learning foundational coding concepts. Imagine your child creating a fun quiz game or a cool digital art piece – all coded by them! 🎮🎨
🧑💻 Ages 10-12: A dual adventure with App Inventor and Python Junior!
In App Inventor, they’ll design and build their own mobile apps, like a digital pet or a handy to-do list app. 📱 In Python Junior, they’ll dive into text-based coding, creating projects like virtual pets, chatbots, or fun math games. Perfect for young problem-solvers who want to see their ideas come to life! 🐍💡
🧑💻 Ages 13-18: Master the power of Python through Simulations and Modeling!
Learn how Python is used in advanced fields like STEM, AI, and research. Tackle exciting challenges like predicting outcomes in real-world scenarios and visualising data with Python libraries. These essential skills provide a strong foundation for academic and career success in technology and beyond! 💻🔬
Whether they’re beginners or budding tech experts, every camper will thrive in a supportive, fun, and dynamic environment.
📢 Seats are filling fast! Let your child discover their potential, create amazing projects, and gain a competitive edge in the tech-driven world.
Sign up here or feel free to drop us an email, call us, or WhatsApp us to get in touch. 😊
Psst! You can apply the discount code ‘CODEHANGOUT’ to get *12% discount when signing up in a group of 3 or more! Slots are running out quickly so secure a timeslot of your choice for your child today! 😉
*When stacked with Early Bird Discount
Details:
When: 17 to 21 March 2025
Where: KAP Mall, Parkway Parade, United Square, Seletar Mall, Online
Price: From $430.55
📢Competition Alert 📢
Want to put yourself against other coders in the local and/or global stage? This section is for you!
Hwa Chong Info-Communications Challenge
Calling all Primary 6 students! Prepare to showcase your coding and robotics skills in the prestigious Hwa Chong Info-communications Challenge (HCIC) 2025.
💡 What you’ll gain:
🌟 Gain essential skills: Enhance your programming and robotics abilities, with access to our competition knowledge base.
💪 Strengthen your DSA portfolio: Gain recognized competition experience.
🏆 Learn from experts: Receive guidance from experienced trainers with a track record of success.
To wrap up our #TechtivitiesOfTheMonth, here is a fun #TechFact!
You might recognise this iconic logo of this apple with a bite taken out of it, but did you know Steve Jobs actually came up with the name after visiting an actual apple orchard? (Source)
In addition to liking apples, Jobs himself was on a fruitarian diet at the time. Aside from the name sounding "fun, spirited, and not intimidating", the name 'Apple' had the additional advantage of being in front of Atari, a rival company Jobs had previously worked at, in the phone book.
If you haven’t seen our previous techtivity recommendations, check out our February #TechtivitiesOfTheMonth, which includes more cool tech-related activities you can do with friends and family!