Bebras Challenge Singapore 2025: Computational Thinking Sprint Plan
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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.sg/
Status: Bebras SG and IMDA Code for Fun links checked 2025-12-15; confirm your school’s registration flow and dates each year.
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1 Competition Essentials
- Organiser: Bebras Singapore (administered locally with IMDA support).
- Format: 45-minute online challenge featuring 15 puzzle-style tasks grouped by difficulty. (Bebras SG)
- Divisions: Pre-Ecolier through Senior (Primary 1 to JC/Poly) in the Singapore implementation. (Bebras SG)
- Timing: Held in November each year; school registration opens around August. (Bebras SG)
- Scoring: Marking rules can vary by division and year; use the official site for the latest details. (Bebras SG)
1.1 Why Bebras matters
- Builds foundation for National Olympiad in Informatics (NOI) and other coding contests.
- Can be included as part of a student portfolio for applications where achievements are relevant (DSA criteria vary by school). (MOE DSA)
- Aligns with IMDA's Code for Fun competencies (pattern recognition, decomposition). (IMDA Code for Fun)
2 Week-by-Week Sprint Plan
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