What Is Blight Club?
Climate Learning Without Another Heavy Programme
Blight Club is a reusable climate literacy resource built around a player-vs-player card game. Learners face environmental challenges, complete missions and make strategic choices through structured play.
It helps schools bring climate literacy into class activities, clubs, activations and tournament-style learning without devices or complicated setup.
The learning sits inside a challenge learners can see, discuss and play through.
Connect. Collaborate. Create.
Curious?
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Our Games
Learn. Play. Repeat.
This senior-phase series includes a Euclidean Geometry board game and an upcoming Physics experience—both created to simplify complex concepts and boost exam readiness through immersive, hands-on play.
A playful unplugged coding adventure where young learners use logic to outsmart a sneaky jackal in the henhouse. Designed for the Foundation Phase, this game builds early algorithmic thinking—no screens required.
Learners face real-world environmental challenges as they balance ecosystems, survive extreme weather, and innovate for a sustainable future. A blend of science, strategy, and climate action—gamified.
Impact at a Glance
We’re not just playing games—we’re transforming learning, one learner at a time.
Features
Built Around What Schools Actually Need
Stories of Growth
Real Words, Real Impact
Aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals
Play With Global Purpose
We create inclusive, engaging learning tools that help students in under-resourced areas thrive—from coding to geometry to climate action.
Our games encourage participation from all learners, promoting safe, collaborative spaces where girls and boys learn side by side.
Designed for low-resource schools, our games level the playing field by making deep learning accessible—even without tech.
Through game-based storytelling, learners explore climate challenges and solutions—building awareness and responsibility from a young age.