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Give your students the chance to show their coding, mathematics, and problem solving skills. Sign up to receive the teacher toolkit and learn how to participate in the challenge!
Introducing the Velocity Prize, a new Minecraft Education challenge for students ages 13–16. Race to locate and capture a hidden flag in a custom world. Build problem-solving and computing skills in a timed competition. The Velocity Prize opens in October 2026.
Give your students the chance to show their coding, mathematics, and problem solving skills. Sign up to receive the teacher toolkit and learn how to participate in the challenge!
Watch this brief video to learn how to help your students reach Velocity! Discover ways to leverage the Code Builder tool in Minecraft Education to find the flag.
Use this practice world with your students in Minecraft Education to try different strategies for finding the flag. Explore the map, try coding for a faster time, and experiment with creative approaches—all in preparation for the global kickoff!
Starting in mid-October, the official Velocity Prize world will be available in Minecraft Education. Educators can submit their students’ three fastest times through the prize portal. Top-performing participants will earn global recognition by Microsoft, exclusive prizes, and mentorship opportunities.
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