Outdoor Escape Room
The Outdoor Escape Room Itinerary is perfect for schools wanting to get students out of the classroom and into a collaborative, clue-cracking challenge across the streets of Fremantle.
Equipped with iPads and game kits, students work in small teams to solve puzzles, follow GPS clues, and complete time-sensitive missions—all while developing communication, critical thinking, and group strategy.
With gameplay unfolding in the real world, this program brings together tech, teamwork, and fresh air for a high-energy experience that feels more like an adventure than a lesson (though it’s definitely both).
This itinerary is ideal for:
Year group bonding and team-building
Peer support and leadership programs
End-of-term activities
Curriculum-linked outdoor learning
Available Outdoor Adventures
Time Cops
Students travel through time to prevent a historical disaster. Fast-paced and puzzle-heavy, this mission builds logic, memory, and map-based navigation skills.
Return to Wonderland
A magical mystery on the move—students re-enter Wonderland to solve quirky, creative challenges and stop the Queen of Hearts’ chaotic reign.
Each game is played in teams of 4–6, with up to 60 students able to participate in a single session. Escape Hunt Perth staff supervise the experience, and teachers are encouraged to walk with teams for support and engagement.
About the Program
The Outdoor Escape Room Itinerary is perfect for schools wanting to get students out of the classroom and into a collaborative, clue-cracking challenge across the streets of Fremantle.
Equipped with iPads and game kits, students work in small teams to solve puzzles, follow GPS clues, and complete time-sensitive missions—all while developing communication, critical thinking, and group strategy.
With gameplay unfolding in the real world, this program brings together tech, teamwork, and fresh air for a high-energy experience that feels more like an adventure than a lesson (though it’s definitely both).
This itinerary is ideal for:
Year group bonding and team-building
Peer support and leadership programs
End-of-term activities
Curriculum-linked outdoor learning
Available Outdoor Adventures
Time Cops
Students travel through time to prevent a historical disaster. Fast-paced and puzzle-heavy, this mission builds logic, memory, and map-based navigation skills.
Return to Wonderland
A magical mystery on the move—students re-enter Wonderland to solve quirky, creative challenges and stop the Queen of Hearts’ chaotic reign.
Each game is played in teams of 4–6, with up to 60 students able to participate in a single session. Escape Hunt Perth staff supervise the experience, and teachers are encouraged to walk with teams for support and engagement.
Questions & Answers
Objectives
Critical and Creative Thinking
Apply logic and lateral thinking to solve puzzles under time pressure
Evaluate clues, patterns, and evidence to make informed decisions
Generate creative solutions when faced with unexpected challenges
Personal and Social Capability
Collaborate in small teams to complete a shared task
Show initiative and leadership within a team setting
Build resilience through trial, error, and time-sensitive problem-solving
ICT Capability
Use digital tools (iPads and game apps) to navigate, communicate, and solve tasks effectively
Civics and Citizenship / Geography
Develop spatial awareness and real-world navigation skills in an urban environment
Engage respectfully and safely within a public setting while completing an educational mission
General Capabilities (Australian Curriculum)
Strengthen communication, cooperation, and social interaction
Demonstrate responsibility, self-awareness, and strategic thinking
Reflect on team performance and individual contributions