Unlock the Benefits of Learning: Why Teachers Should Book a Group Visit to Mission: Breakout Escape Room

Calling all Teachers and Educators!

Are you looking for a unique and exciting way to engage your students and help them learn? Look no further than Mission: Breakout, the escape room company located in the historic disused South Kentish Town tube station in Camden, London.

Our escape rooms offer a fun and interactive experience for students, where they can work together to solve puzzles, crack codes, and escape within a set time limit. Not only are our escape rooms a thrilling experience, but they also offer valuable learning opportunities for your students.

For example, in Codebreakers, your students will travel back in time to 1940 to help Winston Churchill and his Bletchley Park team with the war effort. They will learn about the historical context of World War II and the significance of codebreaking in the war effort.

In The Lost Passenger, your students will discover the story of Jonathan Brackett, who got lost in the tunnels of the old South Kentish Town station in 1924. This escape room offers a glimpse into the history of the London Underground and the stories that have been forgotten over time.

Underground 2099 takes your students on a journey into the future, where they must save a missing agent and stop King Rat from seizing power and taking over the city. This escape room combines elements of science fiction and problem-solving to create a captivating learning experience.

With games running every hour, open every day, including bank holidays, from 10am to 11pm, and a capacity of 2-6 players per room, Mission: Breakout can accommodate groups of up to 18 players* per hour!

So why not treat your students to a unique and exciting learning experience at Mission: Breakout? Book your escape room adventure today and see how much your students can learn and grow through this unforgettable experience.


*children under the age of 15 require a paying adult present in the room