We teach kids 21st century skills using hi-tech spy stories. Because not every kid wants to be a coder, but everyone wants to be a spy. We weave the KS1 & KS2 curriculum into everything we make - stories, offline activities, live experiences, online games - but it never feels like homework. Instead, kids are carrying out top secret spy work.

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Don’t know an algorithm from your elbow? Like cat pictures? Enjoy jokes? Check out our Parent Guide for Coding which gives you an insight into how we teach 21st century skills through stories and fun.

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Bright Little Labs is a kids media company on a mission to give all kids 21st century skills. Our original content teaches kids about computer science, spotting fake news, and the power of a good emoji. We are passionate about closing the digital skills gap - which is global, growing and exacerbates inequality.

We have won multiple awards (top coding toy in the UK 2019 (The Sun), 2018 (Evening Standard) + 2017 (Independent) and have users in over 100 countries on their digital platform. WarnerMedia is our strategic investor and we launched a live-spy experience Kidzania in 2019.

In July 2020 we launched a new book, Agent Asha: Mission Shark Bytes with Walker Books. Next? Expect cartoons, games, new IP, more toilet humour and taking over the world..

The Children’s Spy Agency is a secret, high-tech intelligence agency investigating global mysteries and criminal behaviour around the world. Their motto is: Think for Yourself and Question Everything.

STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths

STEAM, is not just what comes out of a kettle, it extends STEM to sneak art in there too.

Through STE(A)M subjects kids develop key skills including: problem solving, creativity and critical thinking.

These are skills that have been identified as being critical for success in the 21st century. They were identified as the key ingredients needed to prepare kids for a fast-changing, increasingly automated, information-saturated world.

They’ve been boiled down to the 4Cs - communication, collaboration, critical thinking, and creativity - these are things that humans do well and machines not so well.

Bright Little Labs has developed its own curriculum which outlines the 21st century learning that we embed in our products.

Without coding, there wouldn’t be spaceships, the internet, or the ability to tweet through your fridge. Everything in the digital age is built on code, so learning digital literacy is essential to understand the world around us - similar to other literacies, like reading. We don’t necessarily need our kids to grow up to be Shakespeare, but we need to ensure they can read.

The economy knows it too. Coding is the #1 sought-after skill in employees and it's estimated that by 2050, 50% of today’s jobs will be automated. We know that technology is shaping our future and has so many emancipatory possibilities, so it’s important that children from all backgrounds can take part.

Diversity is embedded throughout our company. Internally, we proactively recruit in different places to attract people from different backgrounds, train people up who might not have the right skills, and use merit-based interview practices. This gives chances to people who aren’t traditionally let into the door, and helps to up-skill individuals to continue our effort to diversify the workforce.

We also include a diverse range of voices in our creative process - we conduct interviews with families, run regular user testing sessions, and hire tech & cultural researchers.