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  • Writer's pictureJulaila Latiff

Grab Your Friends to Stimulate Your Brains at Science Centre Singapore



What if we told you that visiting Science Centre Singapore is good for your brain? Knowledge may be the greatest benefit of all when visiting the science centre, but it also has hidden benefits for your brain that you might not realize.


Brain Benefit

Growing up, we understood the importance of learning science as part of our academic curriculum. Now, learning science may be just what you need to keep your brain stimulated and healthy. According to the Department of Continuing Education in Oxford University, a stimulated brain can form new synaptic connections, generate neurons, and create neural pathways between brain cells.


By doing so, you can also reap other benefits such as lowering the risk of dementia. Stimulating your brain does not mean you have to take up a new skill, it could simply be something you can do daily. This could be a thought-provoking conversation with a friend or visiting the science centre for some hands-on learning.


In fact, why not do both by bringing along a friend with you! Did you know that visiting Science Centres and museums with your friends and family can help foster stronger bonds?

According to a review done by the European Network of Science Centres and Museums, visiting Science Centres with others can strengthen the bond within the group. At the same time, you will leave the Science Centre with strong episodic memories of what you learn with your friends in mind after engaging with interactive exhibits!


Great Fun Awaits You!


Competition is necessary to strengthen brain performance and intellectual capabilities. Hence, mixing in some friendly competition during a fun Science Centre visit with your friends can improve your overall brain power. See who is the fastest to get out of the Mirror Maze or the best at the Lazer Maze Challenge. If you and your friends are planning your visit, check out their current youth promotion!


Science Centre Singapore is currently having a special promotion. Spend a minimum of $20 on Science Centre tickets per transaction and you can get a TimeZone Credit worth $10!

Did you know video games like the ones found in TimeZone can help you improve eye-hand coordination and decision function? According to a study led by Australian and Chinese researchers, video games are another way to improve your memory and can even help increase the amount of grey matter in a person’s brain – the part of the brain that handles muscle control and sensory perception.


In other words, your fun will not end in Science Centre Singapore, and you can continue your friendly competition at TimeZone! This promotion will allow you to fully enjoy the brain-stimulating fun you will have with your friends.


When you use this promotion, do remember to sign up for Science Centre Singapore’s rewards program to qualify for the special lucky draw! You can stand a chance to win up to $1,699 worth of Apple Products in our lucky draw. The prizes include a MacBook Air with M2 chip, iPad Air (64GB) and Airpods 3rd Generation.


Don’t forget to join in the exciting STEMling Hunt! Explore Science Centre Singapore and look out for five STEMling photos in the exhibitions. Be sure to take selfies with all five STEMling to redeem a random STEMling badge.


You will see more of these cute STEMlings during UNTAME 2022. UNTAME is Science Centre Singapore’s annual immersive, blended learning festival that highlights the power of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM). So, if you are looking for more ways to stimulate your brain while spending time with your friends, keep a look out for UNTAME 2022!


The youth promotion and the STEMling Hunt will run from 1 August to 30 September 2022 so hurry and get your tickets now!


Harness your brain power while building stronger bonds with your friends by heading down to Science Centre Singapore. The more fun you have, the better your brain will be! Written by Julaila Latiff Illustrated by Lim Daphne


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