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Stop envying kids who can assemble robots or code them to move! Many kids are just following steps blindly. If you remov...
11/06/2026

Stop envying kids who can assemble robots or code them to move! Many kids are just following steps blindly. If you remove the manual, they may completely lost.

That’s not the case learning at .

After watching Brayden learn here for nearly 2 years, I see his logic improvement in daily life.

For recent one, our wall clock ran out of battery, so Brayden help to replace battery. When he flipped the clock over, he asked if I know what those 5 gears in the back actually do.

Then he explained to me that the main 3 gears are for the hour and minute hands, tiniest one is actually for the second hand because small gear can complete one cycle faster.

I was confused… our clock doesn’t even have a second hand on the front. Why would it need a gear for it?

He said even if you can’t see the second hand on the front, the mechanical system in the back MUST keep spinning it. Otherwise, the minute and hour hands won’t be pushed forward! And the other 2 gears are there so that when we manually turn the k**b to adjust the time, it can drive the other three gears.

Wow! When I was 9, changing a battery just meant matching the plus and minus signs. 🤣 I would never have thought about how gears collaborate as a system.

The clock is just one example, but it proved to me what his time with has truly given him.

So, to the parents worried about fake learning, don’t just watch what your kid has built, watch how they look at things when the manuals are gone. That is where real logic hides.

✨School Of Robotics is having an Open House! Bring your kids build and code their very first robot from scratch for FREE.

Date: 20 &21 Jun
📍Bukit Timah branch
📍Ang Mo Kio branch


Many parents look at abacus and think: Why learn this when calculators, AI, and computers can calculate faster than any ...
31/05/2026

Many parents look at abacus and think: Why learn this when calculators, AI, and computers can calculate faster than any human?

They’re absolutely right. No child is going to beat a calculator.

But abacus was never meant to compete with a machine. Abacus trains the brain that produces the answer.

The real value is what happens after years of practice, child trains their brain to picture the beads in their head and move the beads mentally. This connects their ‘VISUAL RIGHT BRAIN’ with their ‘LOGICAL LEFT BRAIN’.

To solve a long string of numbers mentally, a child needs to:

- Hold information in working memory
- Visualize and manipulate objects mentally
- Maintain concentration for extended periods
- Process numbers quickly and accurately
- Recover from mistakes without losing track

Those are transferable cognitive skills that extend far beyond math. I’ve seen this in Brayden. The biggest gain wasn’t that he can calculate faster than me.

It’s that he now approaches numbers with confidence. He breaks problems down. He persists when questions get harder. He understands concepts instead of just memorizing procedures.

To me, that’s the true value of abacus training.
Not producing a human calculator.
But developing a child who can think.

🌟 If you’re curious how abacus might work for your child, there’s a FREE trial lesson with . And if you sign up after, you’ll receive a $50 cash rebate and one additional free lesson.


28/02/2026

It’s no longer “just Lego”.

One robot reacts differently to colours —
Red → left arm spins clockwise.
Green → right arm spins anti-clockwise.

Another car moves at 65% speed,
and only stops when the distance sensor detects it’s less than 10cm away.

Not random movement.
Not guesswork.
Very specific instructions.

Robotics isn’t about building robots.
It’s about precision.
Patience.
Problem-solving.
Fail → adjust → try again.

After learning at SOR School of Robotics, I can really see how structured progression makes a difference. There’s a clear pathway — step by step, skill by skill.

If you’ve been curious about robotics for your child, their 2-day holiday camp is actually a good way to experience this teaching style without long-term commitment.

And for bigger families (3 kids & above), they’re currently offering 50% off the 3rd child when you sign up 2. 🤍


Robotics classes, Holiday camps, STEM education, Coding for kids, Hands-on learning, LEGO robotics, Problem-solving skills, Creative engineering, LEGO WEDO, LEGO SPIKE, Fun learning experience, Interactive workshops, Early bird discount, Teamwork and collaboration, Critical thinking, Engineering challenges, Kids programming courses.

23/01/2026

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09/01/2026

I can’t believe he actually did this 😂😮🤯😍

Brayden wanted to build a Rubik’s Cube robotic solver after watching a YouTube video. Honestly, it looked impossible. Building & coding seemed so complicated!

The next day, he quietly finished the entire build, exactly like the one online. That’s when I realised he was so serious about it.

I dragged myself to do the research... haha 😅
(mums will know this feeling)
because I could see how much he wanted this
and I didn’t want to kill that spark.

Then we found the program by David Gilday for LEGO Spike Prime, and then the real learning began.

We ran into small hiccups:
parts getting loose after multiple flips,
colour sensor misread a colour because of lighting,
then the robot tried to solve the wrong pattern
but he adjusted, refined, and tried again.

And then… finally…
the robot solved the cube.

Our family was dumbfounded.
Lego can really solve a Rubik’s Cube…
and my 8-year-old built it?!
And yes, it was guided by online resources. 😆

But the persistence,
The problem-solving,
The confidence to try again,
That came from his robotics journey at .

A year and a half ago, he didn’t even know what gears or motors were. Now he’s brave enough to take on something I, as an adult, would NEVER try on my own.

He’s not afraid of failing, he just tries again.
And that’s the part I’m most grateful for.
Not the robot.
Not the cube.
But who he’s becoming.


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