The Lavender Spaceship Project is a Singapore-based brand that aims to make coding and computer literacy fascinating for young girls aged 7 to 16. They offer online, age-appropriate, and one-on-one classes that teach coding skills, computational thinking, and computer literacy. The brand provides a fun, risk-free environment where girls can try, fail, try again, and ultimately succeed.

Through their programs like Rover (7-8 years), Apollo (9-11 years), and Falcon (12-18 years), they promote collaborative learning, problem-solving, and the engineering design process. The Lavender Spaceship Project believes in encouraging girls to be innovators and risk-takers, fostering a mindset of no failures, only solutions that are more or less effective. The brand also prioritizes creating a safe learning environment, actively seeking feedback from girls to understand their interests and tracking their interest levels periodically.

Led by founder Pranati Bagchi, a passionate educator with 15 years of teaching experience, the brand is committed to empowering girls with coding skills and computer literacy. They have curated their program specifically for girls, taking into consideration their learning styles and interests, while exposing them to strong female role models in STEM fields. The brand's vision is to create a world where empowered girls and women confidently study, use, and shape technology, making it both highly visible and unsurprising.

Supported by an advisory board that includes Grace Park, a strong advocate for STEM education, and a dedicated team of educators, The Lavender Spaceship Project is dedicated to providing a meaningful impact through technology and eliminating the fear associated with it. To join The Lavender Spaceship Project and explore their online coding and computer literacy classes, interested individuals can sign up on their website or contact them directly via phone or email