Bebras Challenge Singapore 2025: Computational Thinking Sprint Plan

Q: What does Bebras Challenge Singapore 2025: Computational Thinking Sprint Plan cover?
A: Six-week training blueprint for Sec 1 - 3 students preparing for the 2025 Bebras Challenge in Singapore.

TL;DR
Bebras trains computational thinking, not coding syntax. Use a structured six-week plan blending unplugged puzzles, Scratch/Python drills, and reflection journals to convert contest insights into NOI-style prep and a clean portfolio write-up.

Registration quick answer (Singapore): Schools typically register cohorts for Bebras; partner organisations may host open sessions if announced. Dates and modes vary - check the official Bebras Singapore site for current instructions: https://www.bebras.org/

Status: Bebras SG and IMDA Code for Fun links checked 2025-12-15; confirm your school’s registration flow and dates each year.

Quick links: IP Maths hub, Scholarships hub

Quick sprint map

Concrete example: how to train

For a Sec 2 student, start with one timed Bebras set, then keep an error log by puzzle type. If most mistakes are pattern or logic errors, unplugged puzzles may help more than jumping straight into Python syntax.

1 Competition Essentials

• Organiser: Bebras Singapore (administered locally with IMDA support).
• Format: 45-minute online challenge featuring 15 puzzle-style tasks grouped by difficulty. (

Reviewed by

Marcus Pang·Managing Director (Maths)