Cyber Race Escape Room (For 10 to 18 Yrs Old) - OS20250621HCI

WHAT?

Are you ready to scroll less and think deeper?

We got you covered! Get ready for a high-energy race and escape room challenge that takes you behind the filters of social media! Navigate digital clues and uncover the truth behind influencer posts. Not everything online is an accurate reflection of our daily life. It’s time to see through the hidden layers and value what’s real.

Sign up as a team (3-5 members) now and take your understanding of social media to the next level!

Learning Objectives:

• 🧭 Navigate the Digital World Wisely
  Sharpen your digital navigation skills while building a stronger understanding of social media, helping you make better and smarter choices online.
• 🧠 Think Critically, View Carefully
  Strengthen your mindset by learning how to question what you see online—and of course, why it matters.
• 💬 Be Real, Feel Real
  Discover the power of authenticity, a key trait often overlooked on social media. Learn about how your real self leads to a stronger self-esteem!
• 🤝 Build Real Connections
  As a team, solve an array of station challenges and navigate through the tricky escape room together. Use the chance to grow closer through meaningful shared experiences!

WHEN?

Saturday, June 21, 1pm - 3pm

WHERE?

Hwa Chong Institution (High School)

661 Bukit Timah Rd, Singapore 269734

Meeting Point: 12.45pm at the Clock Tower of Hwa Chong Institution (High School)

Attire: Sports attire with sports shoes

Things to Bring:

1. Student ID

2. Water bottle

3. Notebook / Writing Materials

4. Jacket (optional for air-conditioned room)

FEE (Non-Refundable)

For 1 Youth Club Member: FREE

FREE for Members of Brahm Centre Youth Club.

Join as a member at https://brahmcentre.my.site.com/YouthClub/s. There is no membership fee to join.

Enquiries:

Please contact the Youth Care Team via call / Whatsapp 88664811 or email youthcare@brahmcentre.com

Co-Organiser Bio:

Project Alleviate consists of a group of five Secondary 4 Hwa Chong students together with an extended team from various schools, dedicated to alleviating youth mental health burdens and raising awareness of social media’s impact. In our fifth project iteration, we continue making a sustained impact through events that enhance both physical and mental well-being. We aim to educate youths (10-18) on social media’s negative effects, such as unrealistic influencer portrayals, which can lead to harmful self-comparisons and mental health issues.