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2021/05/28 10:15 As part of the Amazon Cyber Robotics Challenge, Amazon and Science Centre Singapore are hosting a series of complimentary, immersive robotic-themed workshops for primary and secondary school students, ahead of the National Robotics Competition SINGAPORE - Media OutReach - 28 May 2021 - (NASDAQ:AMZN) - To spark interest in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) at an early age, Amazon Singapore is collaborating with Science Centre Singapore to host the Amazon Cyber Robotics Challenge from now until 31 August 2021. Open to all primary and secondary school students in Singapore, the Amazon Cyber Robotics Challenge is a complimentary, virtual learning experience curated to develop children s creativity, problem-solving skills, and spark interest in STEM through immersive robot activities and games. ....
10th December 2020 12:16 pm 10th December 2020 12:16 pm Amazon’s free Maths4All platform has been expanded to include resources for secondary students as well as a new Cyber Robotics Challenge. Set up in the wake of Covid-19 and the impact it has had on children’s education, Maths4All provides students with hundreds of free games, apps, maths challenges on Alexa, worksheets for tablets. The programme was initially rolled out in July to assist primary school children and has now been expanded to include secondary pupils, catering for a range of ages, learning styles and abilities. “After a disruptive year of COVID-19 related school closures and distanced learning, we wanted to support families by providing free and easily-accessible educational resources to help young people keep learning while having fun over the school holidays,” said Amazon UK country manager, John Boumphrey. ....