For teachers and school leaders
Students complete structured spacecraft missions using ordinary computers, with teacher guidance and optional progression to competition and supervised hardware experiments.
What your school gets
Students
Each student gets a spacecraft problem to solve, tests ideas, runs the mission and argues from evidence.
Teachers
Every mission arrives with timing, prompts, expected evidence, common misconceptions and a reflection plan.
The school
The same mission framework grows in depth from Grade 6 to university, so one programme serves several year groups.
Optional
Schools can add the MissionLab Challenge, and selected missions can extend to supervised experiments on real training hardware.
Programmes
How to start
Open a mission in a browser and run it. Nothing to install, no account needed.
We run Mission Discovery with one of your classes so your teachers see it working.
Pick the rung that fits your timetable, from a short sprint to a continuing school programme.
Before you decide
Ordinary computers with a browser, and a teacher to guide the session. Every mission can be completed in software. Hardware is never required.
Missions map to physics, mathematics, computing and engineering practice, and are published with clear learning outcomes. Curriculum relevance is guidance until your institution confirms its own mapping. MissionLab is not accredited and does not issue an official school grade.
Thirteen missions are runnable today and remain pilot lessons pending informal educator review and a manual classroom trial. We say so plainly rather than claiming classroom validation we have not completed.
Learners can run missions as guests with no account, and local practice records stay on the learner device. Sign-in is reserved for institutional evidence workflows.
Selected missions can extend to a supervised KidSAT experiment run by a teacher and operator. It is a functional demonstrator: physical acceptance and measured correlation remain commissioning work, and a supervised run is training evidence, never flight qualification.
Schools can practise in the MissionLab Challenge today. Official rounds, scoring authority and any hardware division are separately gated and are not activated by a programme or a quote.