Planning your science term? Make space for something different
As you map out the term ahead, you’re probably balancing a familiar set of challenges: a packed curriculum, limited lesson time, different levels of ability and engagement, and the constant question of how to make learning stick. That’s where The Vault can help. The Vault is our new story-driven, game-based learning platform for 10–14 year […]
Spotlight: Esther Leong
Our vision for The Vault has always been simple: to help children engage with learning. We believe all children are curious. The challenge is finding the right hook to capture that curiosity and keep it. Technology has transformed almost every part of children’s lives. Yet, for many, learning can still look remarkably similar to how […]
Why Traditional Homework Can Trigger Anxiety
For many neurodivergent teenagers, the end of the school day doesn’t bring relief. It brings a second wave of demand overload. After spending six hours navigating sensory noise, social masking, and rigid classroom structures having then to tackle traditional homework tasks can trigger immediate task paralysis. When a pupil experiences executive dysfunction, working memory challenges, […]
So, what will your child actually do in The Vault?
Your child will come on board as a Vault Agent, travelling back through time on a series of adventures to retrieve lost knowledge, secure The Vault starship and, ultimately, help save Earth. A minor role, then! The overarching sci-fi adventure provides the backdrop for a series of time-travel quests. Players are transported to another century […]
Reframing “Screen Time Guilt” Into Purposeful Educational Play
If you are a parent of a secondary school student, you likely know the daily routine. Your child comes home after a full day of school, drops their bag, and immediately heads for a device. Whether it’s scrolling through short-form videos, watching gaming streams, or playing online with friends, the screens go on and the […]