Please note that this is an overdue event

Team-building and critical thinking games with a Stanford grad

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Event Information

Productively engage your kids this October break in daily fun gaming sessions with Pulkit Agarwal, Stanford Alum and founder of a coding school for kids, Strive Math. Through playing games like Kahoot, Minecraft, Roblox, and other games kids love today, Pulkit will coach skills such as:

How to work in a team
Critical thinking
Emotional intelligence

Sessions will be hosted online from 2-3 pm SGT every day. Attendance is limited to 50 kids per day, so please book to avoid disappointment.

The teaching principles used are those Pulkit learnt at Stanford and those we have used at Strive over the past two years to empower 1000s of kids with essential life skills. Watch this video to learn more

What do I need to join the event?

All you need is a laptop with a webcam and microphone as well as a good internet connection. You won’t need to download or install any other software.

How much does it cost?

Tickets are $100 but free if you bring two friends, or if you're a friend of a Strive student. If so, please put their name in the promo code box when registering.

Who is the facilitator?

Pulkit Agarwal is a Stanford MBA alum whose intellect is matched with equal amounts of fun. A kid at heart, Pulkit finished high school at the age of 16 before studying Mechanical Engineering at Georgia Tech, where he ranked 1st of 5794 students. Shortly after, he got an MBA from Stanford. Today, he is the co-founder of Strive Math: A coding school based in Singapore that provides 1-on-1 classes where kids build games & simulations that put their knowledge of math, science, and other school subjects to use in real-world applications.

Prizes on offer

Kids will stand a chance to win gift vouchers for participation and engagement!?

What’s next?

For those that are interested, there will be a beginner’s coding workshop hosted on the 22nd of October. In this 3-hour session, kids will learn the basics of how to create art and build games with code.

This is open to kids aged 10 - 14 and no experience is required. Attendance is limited to 20 students only so please book in advance.