For teachers and school leaders
Give a class a bounded spacecraft mission sequence that turns predictions into evidence-backed decisions. Start in software with a selected grade and teaching objective; no kit is needed.
Move through Mission, Preparation, Readiness, Operate, Evidence, Complete, and Recognition.
Prepare and facilitate the same seven stages with supported-level choices, formative evidence, and truthful limitations.
Review progression, participation and programme value without exposing private student work.
Learners predict, run a bounded mission, compare model evidence, explain a decision and state a limitation. Teachers prepare and facilitate the sequence, then review learner work. In Managed School, teachers assess submitted work and release feedback themselves.
MissionLab Open Practice or a scoped Managed School Programme, selected missions, teacher preparation material, learner evidence workflows, onboarding and pilot support as agreed.
A teaching objective and grade scope, a facilitating teacher, class time, browser-capable devices and a standard connection. Managed School also needs institution and class enrolment. The school owns curriculum mapping and classroom assessment.
Learners produce predictions, selected simulated or derived evidence, decisions and limitations. Public Open Practice works without an account where supported; persistent assignments and teacher feedback require Managed School enrolment. Hardware is not required.
The software pilot is technically runnable, but external educator review and controlled classroom validation remain open. The offer does not include an accredited curriculum, an official grade, AI grading, measured spacecraft data or KidSAT hardware.
Discover
Select a small mission set against your current teaching objectives. Curriculum relevance is guidance until the institution confirms its own mapping.
Prepare
Review theory, prediction prompts, expected evidence, misconceptions and software-only delivery before the session.
Review
Use formative evidence and teacher observation. MissionLab does not self-declare an official school grade or classroom validation.