Sanya Gudi, 12, showcases her App Inventor project, 'Virtual Singapore Zoo Tour' , for Coding Lab’s International Coding Showcase 24/25!

"My game is a virtual zoo tour with 3 zones: Reptile Kingdom, Australasia and Elephants of Asia. Each zone has a page of information and a game. There is also a screen for my favourite animals. Reptile Kingdom has a quiz game that includes time and score variables. Australasia is a clicker game where you make the kangaroo jump as many times as you can before the timer runs out. The last game is a reverse ivory game. You drag an elephant with a net across the screen trying to catch the hunter.” - Sanya Gudi

With a passion for coding and protecting animals, Sanya’s project and video presentation earned her the Silver Award in the Senior Category! 🏆

Lee Yi Xi Lincoln, 11, showcases his Python project, 'The Endangered Encounters: Information and quiz’, for Coding Lab’s International Coding Showcase 24/25!

"🐾This platform is about educating children my age or younger on endangered animals!" - Lee Yi Xi Lincoln

With a passion for coding and protecting animals, Lincoln’s project and video presentation earned him the Silver and Most Promising Coder Award in the Senior Category! 🏆

Dionysia Kyvetou, 10, showcases her Python project, 'The sounds of endangered animals in Singapore Zoo' , for Coding Lab’s International Coding Showcase 24/25!

"This educational script raises awareness about endangered animals at the Singapore Zoo. Using Python, users can select an animal from a list, and the script will display its description while playing its unique sound. There are nine animals to choose from. The script utilizes the yt_dlp library to download animal sounds from YouTube videos and pygame to play them. The entire process runs within a while loop, ensuring seamless interaction.” - Dionysia Kyvetou (Denise)

With a passion for coding and protecting animals, Denise’s project and video presentation earned her the Gold Award in the Senior Category! 🏆

Marshall Teo Au Xuan, 11, showcases his Python project, 'The Singapore Zoo Time Manager’, for Coding Lab’s International Coding Showcase 24/25!

"My project helps zoo keepers keep track of the time of when to feed the animals,just in case they forget." - Marshall Teo Au Xuan

With a passion for coding and protecting animals, Marshall’s project and video presentation earned him the Silver Award in the Senior Category! 🏆

Bryon Soh, 10, showcases his Scratch project, 'Animal Frenzy’, for Coding Lab’s International Coding Showcase 24/25!

"Animal Frenzy is a game about an intruder who broke into the Singapore Zoo one night and deliberately set the lions, pythons and monkeys free from their enclosures. The player who is the zookeeper uses a net to go around chasing the escaped animals and put them back into their respective enclosures safely by luring them with their favourite foods. This game emphasises the consequences of disrupting animal habitats even in controlled environments like the zoo." - Bryon Soh

With a passion for coding and protecting animals, Bryon’s project and video presentation earned him the Gold and Best Design Award in the Senior Category! 🏆

Joseph Yeo Chin Woo, 10, showcases his Python project, 'Save the Animals!’, for Coding Lab’s International Coding Showcase 24/25!

"Climate change has caused the Earth’s temperature to rise and making it warmer than it has ever been. This has contributed to an increase in large wildfires in forests. Forest fires can destroy the habitats of many wildlife species and threatened them to extinction. My project is a game that requires the player to act as a wildlife ranger, helping to put out the wildfires and bringing the animals to safety. Once the player has successfully put out all the fires, he has won the game." - Joseph Yeo Chin Woo

With a passion for coding and protecting animals, Joseph’s project and video presentation earned him the Platinum Award in the Senior Category! 🏆

Ho Su Cheng, 10, showcases his Scratch project, 'Singapore Zoo Tycoon’, for Coding Lab’s International Coding Showcase 24/25!

"My project is about upgrading the Zoo by going to the red pads to upgrade the Zoo, and eventually opening the Zoo to the public." - Ho Su Cheng

With a passion for coding and protecting animals, Cheng’s project and video presentation earned him the Silver Award in the Senior Category! 🏆

Jiayang Zhou, 10, showcases his Scratch project, 'Animal Clicker’, for Coding Lab’s International Coding Showcase 24/25!

With a passion for coding and protecting animals, Zhou’s project and video presentation earned him the Silver and Budding Coder Award in the Senior Category! 🏆

Tan Le Jia Claire, 10, showcases her Scratch project, 'My Endangered Pet' , for Coding Lab’s International Coding Showcase 24/25!

"My project is a game which simulates how zookeepers take care of endangered animals. The aim of this game is to educate the community about endangered animals and have fun while learning. The game allows you to select one of four animals to care for. The goal is to keep the animal happy and healthy as possible by feeding the animal food and brushing it. You can acquire the food and brush with coins you get from answering quiz questions. Have fun playing!” - Tan Le Jia Claire

With a passion for coding and protecting animals, Claire’s project and video presentation earned her the Gold and Best Presentation Award in the Senior Category! 🏆

Poh Aqil Abidin, 11, showcases his App Inventor project, 'App Meng’, for Coding Lab’s International Coding Showcase 24/25!

"App Meng is a fun educational game app inspired by the enrichment activities that Singapore zoo have done for the development of the orangutans. I was amazed by the amount of effort that Singapore zoo have put to it. The information I have learnt has definitely got me hooked into finding out more about the orangutans and what I can do to help them. Just like how Ah Meng helped paved the way for the Orangutan conservation efforts, I do hope my app will be able to do the same for the orangutans." - Poh Aqil Abidin

With a passion for coding and protecting animals, Aqil’s project and video presentation earned him the Gold, Most Creative, and Social Impact Award in the Senior Category! 🏆

Tan Hong Liang, 11, showcases his App Inventor project, 'Zoo_Pedia’, for Coding Lab’s International Coding Showcase 24/25!

"My project was created to help visitors navigate around the zoo, educate them about the animals in different zones of the zoo, and provide them with information about certain animals in the zoo. It has a detailed map, information about the animal zones in the zoo, information about some of the animals in the zoo, and a fun game to play!" - Tan Hong Liang

With a passion for coding and protecting animals, Tan Hong Liang’s project and video presentation earned him the Silver Award in the Senior Category! 🏆

Nakamura Shinji, 11, showcases his App Inventor project, 'Catch the Poachers!’, for Coding Lab’s International Coding Showcase 24/25!

"Many animals are going extinct because of illegal poaching. As a player, you are tasked with an important mission to protect the animals by catching the poachers. When playing my game, you will be introduced to the animals which are under the care of Singapore Zoo and learn interesting facts about them. This game covers the topics - Animals Under Care, Education and Singapore Zoo. Through “Catch the Poachers”, I hope you will learn more about many different animals and try to protect them." - Nakamura Shinji

With a passion for coding and protecting animals, Shinji’s project and video presentation earned him the Gold and Most Innovative Award in the Senior Category! 🏆

Shinji Nakamura, 10, presents his App Inventor coding project ‘The Math Game’ for Coding Lab’s International Coding Showcase 2023.

"The Math Game is in line with UN’s SDG4 (Quality Education). Your addition and multiplication skills will improve when you play this intensely fun and exciting game. Collect numbers by catching them with your game character. Add or multiply the numbers caught to clear the level. It gets more challenging as you proceed to a higher level. Avoid touching the durian. Personalise your game by changing characters or uploading your own picture. You are the winner after clearing all 15 levels. Have fun!" - Shinji Nakamura

Shinji Nakamura’s project and video presentation earned him a Platinum and Judges' Choice (Most Innovative) in the Senior category.

Trinity Han Jie Xin, 11, presents her App Inventor coding project ‘Exercise App for the Elderly’ for Coding Lab’s International Coding Showcase 2023.

"My app encourages the elderly to take daily walks and exercise more." - Trinity Han Jie Xin

Trinity Han Jie Xin’s project and video presentation earned her a Silver and Judges' Choice (Most Promising Coder) in the Senior category.

Aqil Zainal Abidin, 10, presents his App Inventor coding project ‘Trash Zapper’ for Coding Lab’s International Coding Showcase 2023.

"The app is to create awareness about coral conservation. It consist of some information on the coral reef crisis and a simple game where you try to zap the trash bags to prevent it from polluting the sea." - Aqil Zainal Abidin

Aqil Zainal Abidin’s project and video presentation earned him a Silver award in the Senior category.

Aarush Senthil Kumar, 10, presents his App Inventor coding project ‘Life on Land’ for Coding Lab’s International Coding Showcase 2023.

"This project is to create awareness in favour of United Nations SDG 15 Life of Land. This APP gives information about different biomes, threat to them and ways to protect them as an adult and kid. There is also Quiz section to test the users understanding. There is a feedback section for the users to provide their feedback and I will use it to improve the APP." - Aarush Senthil Kumar

Aarush Senthil Kumar’s project and video presentation earned him a Silver award in the Senior category.

Alicia Khong Kai En, 11, presents her Python coding project ‘Fish Life’ for Coding Lab’s International Coding Showcase 2023.

"This project is about being in the fish's shoes and understanding that how the polluted ocean enviroment will affect the fishes. The purpose of my project is to inform others that the ocean is already very polluted and we should show care and concern for our ocean, so that we can make the change towards a clean water ecosystem. This project is also made to encourage people not to catch too many fishes and not to waste food on our fish consumption." - Alicia Khong Kai En

Alicia Khong Kai En’s project and video presentation earned her a Silver and Judges' Choice (Most Creative) in the Senior category.