

Campaigns and competitions
Your topic: Friendship & values
A game engine for any topic a school or an authority wants to promote, as a competition between classes and schools.





What the student does
The student's class sets out on an illustrated level map built around the topic the school chose. They move through story chapters, play mini-games and answer quizzes, and every success adds points and stars to the class. The school-wide leaderboard follows them from day one to the closing event.
Fits any school or city topic, for example:

Illustrated, narrated story chapters connect the topic to students' lives and spark real conversation in class.

Memory, word search, puzzles, spot-the-difference and quizzes: each game practices the topic's knowledge in a different way.

Every correct answer adds points to the class. A school-wide leaderboard keeps the excitement going from day one to the closing event.
How it enters the school
You set the length: one peak week, a month, or a campaign for the whole year.
A competition between classes in one school, or between schools across the city.
You choose a topic, we build the platform, the games and the lesson materials.
A short sync call: you tell us what matters to your school this year, and we tailor the content and games.
We build you a game platform tailored to the content and values you chose.
The app goes live, the classes set out on the journey, and at the end everyone celebrates as the winners are announced.
What each role sees
A ready-made teaching toolkit: lesson materials and presentations for every day, no technical background needed.
A school-wide leaderboard between classes, and a closing event the whole school lives.
A competition between the schools in the authority around a city topic, such as "My City".
Campaigns and peak weeks
Nick Challenge was built for exactly these moments: peak weeks and campaigns a school or an authority wants every student to live. You choose the topic and the length, from one week to a full year.
One peak week, the whole school on a science journey.
A curriculum topic that becomes a competition between classes.
A heritage week students live, not just hear about.
A city campaign: all the schools in the authority compete on one topic.
What schools say
"The kids learned so much without even feeling it. That's the amazing part, and I think this is what's next."
Ella Ben DavidPrincipal, Arazim School, Ma'alot-Tarshiha"The most moving part was the social side. The students rallied and helped one another, and took the joy of learning home with them."
Eloise5th grade teacher, Yochanani School, Herzliya"I recommend the app. It gives kids a fresh, different kind of learning, and it works for almost any subject."
InnaICT coordinator, Arazim School, Ma'alot-Tarshiha
Tell us which topic matters to you this year, and we'll show you what it looks like as a game.