Teams
Divide the class into teams of up to six and assign at least one charged smartphone to each team.
For educators
Planning a school activity
Adult responsibility
Every team with participants under 18 must remain with an accompanying adult aged 18+ throughout the route.
Difficulty
The activity is recommended from age 13 and combines observation, logic and group decision-making.
Independent start
There is no onsite host. School staff organise the teams and start them one after another.
Weather and clothing
Check the forecast and bring water, hats and comfortable shoes. Postpone in unsafe weather.
Advance preparation
For a large school event, contact us in advance so access can be prepared for every team.
Learning through play
Skills the route encourages
- Communication and role sharing.
- Observation and attention to the urban environment.
- Logical thinking and collaborative problem solving.
- Responsible movement through a real city setting.
Event structure
Prepared in advance, self-run on the day
Share the details
Tell us the number of teams, age or class and the organiser’s contact details.
Receive team access
Quest City prepares a separate access for each team and sends organised instructions.
Brief the class
School staff distribute phones, define boundaries and explain safety rules.
Start gradually
Teams leave one after another according to the plan, with remote support available if needed.
Before leaving school
Preparation checklist for staff
- An adult aged 18+ assigned to every team containing students under 18.
- One charged smartphone and preferably a power bank for every team.
- Water, hats and comfortable shoes for all participants.
- A weather check, start briefing and a clear meeting point after the route.
Frequently asked questions
What you need to know
Is the activity suitable for a full class?
Yes. Split participants into teams of up to six and arrange one adult supervisor for every team containing minors.
Can several classes play?
Yes. Contact us in advance so we can prepare the required number of team accesses.
Does Quest City provide supervisors?
No. School staff and accompanying adults are responsible for supervision and safety.
How long and how far is the route?
The route is about 1.5 km and usually takes 45-90 minutes. Teams can take breaks.
What should we do in extreme weather?
Coordinate another time and do not start in heavy rain, extreme heat or unsafe conditions.
Quest City
Ready to see Haifa differently?
Choose the number of teams, place your order and receive separate access for each team.