Mission-based learning for schools

Turn standard curriculum into top-secret missions your students can't wait to crack.

Investigations, escape rooms and live training games for the primary classroom. Paper first. Auto-marked. No student accounts needed.

Case

Global Intel Cards

Global economics, learned by solving it. Six phases, 61 real nations.

Operation

Prime Directive

Ten technicians, six lines of evidence, one culprit.

Agent Training

Signal Check

One question to the whole class at once: read the PIN and go.

The Operation

A complete escape room in one lesson

Five sequential puzzles, each gating the next, building to a final code. Students work through each problem on paper then enter their answer to progress. Fully auto-marked, with no prep beyond printing the worksheet. Fits any lesson, any day.

Operation Prime Directive as a case file. A typed sheet lies on a manila folder, with a taped photograph of a workshop monitoring unit carrying three numbered exhibits, and one box to enter a reading. — Operation Prime Directive · Case File

The Case

A story that unfolds across lessons

Students are Bureau agents working through a multi-phase investigation. Each phase targets a different curriculum area. Suspects, documents and evidence unlock as they progress, with a final reveal that ties the whole arc together.

Case 01, Global Intel Cards, on the Field Terminal. Phase one of six asks the agent to place four to six countries under investigation, from a list showing each nation's population and GDP per capita. — Case Global Intel Cards · Field Terminal

Agent Training

Live recall the whole class plays at once

Build a quiz in minutes, or choose from the Bureau Library, launch it live, and the whole class plays together on whatever device they have. Typed answers, not just multiple choice, so they work it out rather than pick it. No setup, no accounts. Just read the PIN and go!

A student device part-way through a Signal Check session: the agent's codename and score along the top, then a multiplication question, an empty answer box and a Send button. — Signal Check · the student's device

For teachers

Every Mission Is A Puzzle

Sign up, choose a mission or write your own, and print the worksheet. Your class needs no accounts and no email addresses: a code, a codename and a PIN is the whole of it.

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Mission-based learning for schools

Turn standard curriculum into top-secret missions your students can't wait to crack.

Investigations, escape rooms and live training games for the primary classroom. Paper first. Auto-marked. No student accounts needed.

Case

Global Intel Cards

Global economics, learned by solving it. Six phases, 61 real nations.

Operation

Prime Directive

Ten technicians, six lines of evidence, one culprit.

Agent Training

Signal Check

One question to the whole class at once: read the PIN and go.

The Operation

A complete escape room in one lesson

The Case

A story that unfolds across lessons

Agent Training

Live recall the whole class plays at once

For teachers

Every Mission Is A Puzzle

Sign up, choose a mission or write your own, and print the worksheet. Your class needs no accounts and no email addresses: a code, a codename and a PIN is the whole of it.