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Escape Room + Team Building

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Cost
$55 Per Student
Ratio
1:10
Type
Staff-led
Duration
3 hrs
Years
3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12
Subject
Humanities & Social Science, Science, English, Entertainment

This itinerary combines the thrill of a themed escape room with the structure and reflection of a guided team-building session—offering students a chance to work together, take initiative, and think critically across two high-impact formats.

Students begin with one of Escape Hunt Adelaide’s immersive escape rooms, designed to challenge their logic, creativity, and teamwork under pressure. Then, they dive into a professionally facilitated team-building workshop where they reflect, strategise, and grow through play and problem-solving.

Perfect for Years 5–12, this program is great for:

  • Leadership or enrichment groups

  • Year-level bonding

  • Peer mentoring or transition support

  • End-of-term celebration days with depth


Part 1: Escape Room Challenge (1.5 hours)

In teams of 4–6, students enter an immersive environment where the goal is simple: escape before time runs out. But they’ll need every ounce of teamwork, observation, and communication to do it.

Rooms include:

  • Down the Rabbit Hole – whimsical logic in Wonderland

  • Aladdin & The Magic Vault – Arabian puzzle-solving and collaboration

  • The Deadly Discovery – uncover a secret formula with scientific thinking

  • Great White Killer – escape a shark cage and crack a coastal mystery

  • The Collector’s Curse – break a supernatural curse using deduction and creativity


Part 2: Team Building Session (1.5 hours)

After the rooms, students move into a guided team-building session facilitated by Escape Hunt staff. This structured time builds on what students just experienced and pushes them to step into leadership, communication, and problem-solving roles.

Activities may include:

  • Cooperative group challenges

  • Leadership and role rotation tasks

  • Resilience-based games

  • Facilitated reflection and feedback to bring learning into focus

The session is high-energy, inclusive, and designed so that every student can participate and grow—regardless of their confidence or ability level.

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About the Program

This itinerary combines the thrill of a themed escape room with the structure and reflection of a guided team-building session—offering students a chance to work together, take initiative, and think critically across two high-impact formats.

Students begin with one of Escape Hunt Adelaide’s immersive escape rooms, designed to challenge their logic, creativity, and teamwork under pressure. Then, they dive into a professionally facilitated team-building workshop where they reflect, strategise, and grow through play and problem-solving.

Perfect for Years 5–12, this program is great for:

  • Leadership or enrichment groups

  • Year-level bonding

  • Peer mentoring or transition support

  • End-of-term celebration days with depth


Part 1: Escape Room Challenge (1.5 hours)

In teams of 4–6, students enter an immersive environment where the goal is simple: escape before time runs out. But they’ll need every ounce of teamwork, observation, and communication to do it.

Rooms include:

  • Down the Rabbit Hole – whimsical logic in Wonderland

  • Aladdin & The Magic Vault – Arabian puzzle-solving and collaboration

  • The Deadly Discovery – uncover a secret formula with scientific thinking

  • Great White Killer – escape a shark cage and crack a coastal mystery

  • The Collector’s Curse – break a supernatural curse using deduction and creativity


Part 2: Team Building Session (1.5 hours)

After the rooms, students move into a guided team-building session facilitated by Escape Hunt staff. This structured time builds on what students just experienced and pushes them to step into leadership, communication, and problem-solving roles.

Activities may include:

  • Cooperative group challenges

  • Leadership and role rotation tasks

  • Resilience-based games

  • Facilitated reflection and feedback to bring learning into focus

The session is high-energy, inclusive, and designed so that every student can participate and grow—regardless of their confidence or ability level.

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Objectives

Critical and Creative Thinking

  • Use logic and reasoning to solve complex puzzles under time pressure

  • Generate creative solutions to overcome group challenges and escape scenarios

  • Reflect on team decisions and problem-solving strategies

Personal and Social Capability

  • Build positive relationships through collaborative teamwork

  • Develop self-awareness and take responsibility within group roles

  • Demonstrate resilience, adaptability, and leadership in dynamic tasks

  • Resolve conflict and navigate group challenges constructively

Ethical Understanding

  • Make fair, inclusive decisions as a group under timed conditions

  • Understand group dynamics and act with empathy and respect

Health and Physical Education (Personal, Social and Community Health strand)

  • Recognise the importance of emotional regulation and resilience

  • Build strategies to manage stress, uncertainty, and pressure in group settings

  • Develop cooperative skills essential for healthy interpersonal relationships

General Capabilities (ACARA)

  • Collaboration and teamwork: Working effectively in diverse teams

  • Problem-solving: Applying strategies, reflecting, and adjusting approaches

  • Communication: Expressing ideas clearly, listening actively, and providing constructive feedback

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