Secondary School Project
221 Baker Street
with SGN
The brief
Raise carbon monoxide awareness among secondary-age students across SGN’s network area.
Cadent and NRG
Free 55-minute classroom workshop for up to 30 students
Oracy, teamwork and critical thinking
PSHE, Drama and Science
What we delivered
221 Baker Street, a CSI-style immersive investigation for KS3. Students become detectives and work through evidence to uncover the culprit: carbon monoxide. Developed through 2024 and launched at the start of 2025, it’s now delivered across schools for Cadent, SGN and NRG.
A thrilling mystery with a real-world lesson: students work together to solve a mystery, learning critical safety skills as they piece together clues.



The impact
Engage 11–15 year old students with a free 55-minute whodunnit workshop. We’re booking full-day sessions for 11–15 year olds. Each 55-minute classroom-based workshop supports up to 30 students with in-class teacher supervision. Sessions are led by our DBS-checked Arts Facilitators.
Develops: oracy, teamwork and critical thinking.
Supports: PSHE, Drama and Science curriculum.
Pupils take part in a crime scene investigation (a whodunnit-style activity) where they must solve the mystery to identify the “killer”. The twist is that the culprit is carbon monoxide, but this must remain unknown to the pupils. Revealing it beforehand would ruin the experience and undermine the session’s effectiveness.
Learning outcomes: understand what carbon monoxide (CO) is, where it can be found, and how to stay safe from it.
Bring 221 Baker Street to your school: free 55-minute whodunnit workshops for 11–15 year olds, led by our DBS-checked Arts Facilitators.