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New immersive worlds are in production and the learning platform keeps growing. Here's what we're building next — and how to be first to know when it lands.

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Each of these is being built and narrated right now. They'll be included in every Full Access membership at no extra cost the day they launch.

CERN — Go inside the Large Hadron Collider, where physics meets the cosmos.Science In production
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CERN

Go inside the Large Hadron Collider, where physics meets the cosmos.

CERN is where humanity asks its biggest questions about matter itself. This world takes you beneath the Swiss–French border into the Large Hadron Collider, a 27-kilometre ring where protons are accelerated to almost the speed of light and collided to recreate conditions a fraction of a second after the Big Bang. Narration and hotspots explain how the detectors work, what the discovery of the Higgs boson meant, and why the World Wide Web was invented here.

What you'll explore

  • Descend around 100 metres to the Large Hadron Collider tunnel
  • Stand inside the vast ATLAS and CMS particle detectors
  • Follow a proton beam around the 27-kilometre ring
Ages 11+15–20 min

Great for: Science · Physics · Engineering · Technology

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African Safari — Roam the savannah among elephants, lions and endless horizons.Nature In production
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African Safari

Roam the savannah among elephants, lions and endless horizons.

African Safari puts you out on the open savannah at eye level with some of the most remarkable wildlife on Earth. Track elephant herds moving between waterholes, watch lions resting in the shade of acacia trees, and look out across grassland running all the way to the horizon. Narration and hotspots explain how animals survive the dry season, how the great migrations work, and why this ecosystem is so finely balanced.

What you'll explore

  • Meet the Big Five at eye level on the open savannah
  • Follow the great migration across the grasslands
  • Discover how wildlife survives the dry season
Ages 7+15–20 min

Great for: Nature · Geography · Wildlife · Africa

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Japanese Sumo — Step ringside for the ancient sport and spectacle of sumo.Culture In production
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Japanese Sumo

Step ringside for the ancient sport and spectacle of sumo.

Sumo is Japan’s national sport and one of the oldest still practised anywhere, with roots in Shinto ritual reaching back around fifteen centuries. This world puts you ringside at the dohyō, inside a training stable at dawn, and among the crowds of a grand tournament. Narration and hotspots explain the ceremony, the ranks, the diet and the years of discipline behind a bout that is often over in seconds.

What you'll explore

  • Stand ringside at the dohyō during a tournament bout
  • Watch dawn training inside a sumo stable
  • Understand the Shinto ritual, salt and ceremony
Ages 9+10–15 min

Great for: Culture · History · Japan · Sport

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Notorious Prisons — Walk the cell blocks of history’s most infamous prisons.History In production
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Notorious Prisons

Walk the cell blocks of history’s most infamous prisons.

Notorious Prisons walks the cell blocks, yards and watchtowers of the most infamous places of confinement in history — from Alcatraz in San Francisco Bay to Robben Island, where Nelson Mandela was held for eighteen years. Narration and hotspots explore who was imprisoned in each, how they were built to be inescapable, and what they reveal about the societies that built them.

What you'll explore

  • Walk the cell blocks and exercise yard of Alcatraz
  • Visit Robben Island, where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned
  • See how each prison was designed to be inescapable
Ages 11+15–20 min

Great for: History · Society · Architecture · Justice

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On the roadmap

Features on the way

The learning platform is only getting started. Here's what's coming for teachers, students and families.

Teacher Dashboard

Manage classes, worlds and lessons from one place.

Learning Quizzes

Check understanding with quizzes built into each world.

Student Achievements

Badges and milestones that reward exploration.

AI Learning Assistant

Ask questions inside a world and get answers in context.

Lesson Builder

Turn any world into a structured lesson with your own stops.

Assignments

Set worlds as homework and see who has explored them.

Progress Tracking

Follow each learner’s journey across subjects and worlds.

Multiplayer Classrooms

Explore the same world together, live, as a class.

Questions about what's next

New immersive worlds are added regularly throughout the year, across history, science, geography, nature and space. Sign up for launch notifications and we will email you as each new world goes live.

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