Designed for participation
Some learners love a challenge. Some need room to explore. Some come alive in conversation. Find a format that brings your students into the experience, with curiosity at its centre.
Start with the kind of moment you want
A hall thinking through a clue. A classroom moving between challenges. A student asking a guest a question they really care about. Each format creates a different way to participate.
Choose a starting point below. We can then explore the age group, theme, time and setting that make sense for your school.
Explore the four formatsFind your format
From a shared burst of energy to a longer journey of discovery, each experience has its own rhythm.
Where curiosity becomes participation.
A fast-paced, competitive team format built like a game show — six or seven rounds, each testing a different way of thinking: observation, memory, reasoning, language, speed, and team discussion. Different rounds, different ways of thinking, one highly engaging experience.
Where curiosity comes alive.
A whole-class festival where every student moves through multiple stations at once — puzzles, wordplay, observation and creative challenges — scoring as they go, so everyone plays, not just the fastest few.
Because curiosity grows with practice.
An ongoing learning journey, scoped to your school's calendar. Start with a focused two-weekend pilot, or extend into a running 6–8 week engagement — drawing on a fresh mix of challenges each session.
Conversations that inspire curiosity.
Student-led conversations with people worth listening to. Learners research the guest, prepare questions, and moderate the session themselves — turning inspiration into participation.
The experience inside the format
We shape activities around what learners will actually do: look closely, solve together, exchange ideas, make a choice or ask a better question.
A little help choosing
You can begin with the opportunity in front of you. We can help explore the format.
Explore MindLeague for a team challenge, or MindFest for multiple stations and shared participation.
Start with MindLeagueExplore QuestLab when you want a sequence of experiences with space to return, practise and discover.
Explore QuestLabExplore MindMeets when students can research, prepare questions and help lead the exchange.
Discover MindMeetsDesigned around your school
A Science Week, a literary celebration, an assembly or a longer learning journey can each call for a different approach. Bring us the occasion and the learners you have in mind.
Age groups, duration and setting vary by programme. The format cards above give you a starting point.
Let’s find your starting point
You do not need a finished brief. A group of learners and a first thought are enough to begin.
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