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Enigmatology

Academic pressure, social pressure, peer pressure, exams and thoughts about the future and more, all of this contributes to enormous stress. The brain becomes dull, monotonous, non-creative, unilateral and unidirectional with no scope of out of the box creative thinking. There is research that suggests puzzles and similar mental focussed activities can provide stress relief and new perspectives and new connections in the brain for creative thinking.

These classes focuses on understanding and building puzzles of all kinds - mathematics based, science based, word search, jigsaw, logic based, riddles and many more while exercising logical, lateral, creative and tactical thinking. At the end of the school year, the students will put together an escape or mystery room filled with puzzles which they have conceptualised and built completely by themselves.  We would love to partner with your school.

Partnerships

Sri Kumarans Children's Home CBSE & ICSE

For the past two years, we have successfully run our Enigmatology club at Kumarans (ICSE and CBSE, 6th and 8th grades) with outstanding results. Throughout the program, students explored a variety of puzzles—math-based, science-based, logic, word games, riddles, and jigsaws—designed to spark creativity and problem-solving skills. Each year culminated in an exciting escape/mystery room, fully conceptualized and built by the students themselves.

The feedback has been exceptional. Teachers found it to be an innovative and effective way to keep students engaged and focused. Students loved the fun, teamwork, and challenge of creating their own puzzles. And parents valued how the program encouraged out-of-the-box thinking and creativity in their children.

The two-year success at Kumarans clearly shows how this program makes learning engaging, impactful, and memorable for everyone involved.

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 Creator's Space

Here we showcase some amazing puzzles created by our young enigmatologists.

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July 2026

Arjun Narayanan, Charan Raghav
SKCH ICSE

 c18c6v2c14v2 c16c6v2c14v2 v3c15 v1 c2v3c12c6v2c14

c16c6v2c14v2 v3c15 v1 c8v2c20

Can you decode this?

Need a clue?

A = v1 and Z = c21

Puzzles and more

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Contact

rewire.fun@gmail.com

Tel: xxxxxxxxxx

NO 6, 4th Floor, 3rd Cross Rd, above ICICI bank, RK Layout 2nd Stage, Padmanabhanagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560070

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