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Orienteering games for schools

Combine movement, teamwork and learning in one activity. Create challenges inside the school, in the yard, a park or along an educational excursion route.

Active orienteering game for students

Learning beyond the usual worksheet

Teachers can add a question, answer choices, a hint and an extra task to every checkpoint. The same format can support history, languages, science, mathematics or class team building.

Participants use a phone, while the main activity happens in the real environment. Results make it easier to review answers and see which tasks were more challenging for the class.

Your learning content

Create questions and challenges for the class, topic and learning goals.

Movement and teamwork

Students move between checkpoints and can participate individually or in teams.

Multiple languages

Prepare one game in several languages for exchange students or language learning.

From idea to a ready game in four steps

The setup guide leads you through the process. You can return and improve the event information later.

1Describe the eventAdd the name, rules and participant languages.
2Set the timeChoose one period or separate days and times.
3Add checkpointsPrepare questions, clues and locations.
4Print and launchDownload QR pages and invite participants.

Ideas for schools

  • revision before a test
  • discovering the school and its history
  • a sports day or class team-building activity
  • an interactive educational excursion

Frequently asked questions

Does every student need a phone?

No. Students can play in teams and share one phone per team.

Can the game be reused?

Yes. Event information and checkpoints can be edited, adapted and used with another class.

Do students need to register?

The organiser chooses the most suitable participation format, including individual or team play.

Your idea can become a QR adventure

Create an organiser profile and prepare your first game for free.

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