From AgentChamp™
Six agents. Six skills. One squad - and every question in the app belongs to one of them.
Deep beneath the Champ Academy, six agents run the most unusual division in the service. They don't chase villains across rooftops. They don't escape through air vents with three seconds to spare. They do something far more difficult. They read.
Incoming transmission // Champ Academy HQ
Every mission begins the same way - with a message, a letter, a diary, a story. Someone has to work out what it actually means. Who's telling the truth. What's coming next. What the strange word in the third paragraph is hiding.
That's what the CHAMPS do. And it's what your child is training to do, too.
The story, the gadget, the catchphrase - and the reading skill behind each one.
Dossier · C-04
INTEL
REC
51.5074° N

Tier II · Field
C
Captain Connect
Inference Champ
Skill
CONNECT
Field Commander
“Connect the dots, Agent!”
Dossier · H-07
INTEL
REC
53.4808° N

Tier II · Field
H
Hunter the Hound
Retrieval Champ
Skill
HUNT
Dog Unit
“The nose knows!”
Dossier · A-02
INTEL
REC
55.9533° N

Tier II · Field
A
Annie Analysis
Explanation Champ
Skill
ANALYSE
HQ Operations
“Let’s break it down.”
Dossier · M-05
INTEL
REC
52.4862° N

Tier II · Field
M
Max Morse
Vocabulary Champ
Skill
VOCAB
Codebreaking Division
“Every word is a code - crack it!”
Dossier · P-09
INTEL
REC
51.4816° N

Tier II · Field
P
Penelope Predict
Prediction Champ
Skill
PREDICT
Head of the Gadget Lab
“You’ll be needing this. Trust me.”
Dossier · CASE-S
INTEL
REC
51.5N 0.1W

Tier II · Field
S
Summary Steve
Story Reteller
Skill
SEQUENCE
Debrief Officer
“In short.”
The CHAMPS framework
Most reading schemes teach skills children can't name. AgentChamp gives every skill a face, a voice and a catchphrase - so when a child says “that's a Hunter question,” they're telling you they can identify retrieval.
These aren't six characters we invented and then attached to a curriculum. They are the curriculum.
Together they cover every KS2 reading content domain, 2a-2h - nothing tested at the end of Key Stage 2 falls outside the squad. What the eight domains actually assess.
Tap a letter to open the agent's file ›
Every mission ends with a debrief built on these six skills. Schools register free - parents and tutors can sign up directly. Start reading, and meet the squad in the field.
Start your first missionAgentChamp keeps you signed in and remembers your reading settings using cookies and browser storage. What we store, in full.
Classified // Dossier · CASE-S
REC
51.5N 0.1W

Debrief Officer · Founder of the Academy
Tier II · Field
“In short.”
Field notes
Steve founded the Academy. He doesn't mention it. He doesn't need to. He sits in the corner of the briefing room in a Hawaiian shirt, entirely calm while everyone else panics, and waits for the shouting to finish. Then he says the one thing that actually matters.
That's what a summary is: not saying less because you didn't understand - saying less because you did. He gets around in a wheelchair Penelope built him, with a holographic console, a numberplate reading CHAMP 1, and at least two features he refuses to explain. And yes - Captain Connect is his son. This explains a great deal.
Gadget // The Banjo
At the end of every mission, Steve summarises the whole thing in a three-line country song. Beginning, middle, end. That's it. Always country - he says no other kind of music knows how to say a lot with a little. Agents have tried to get a fourth line out of him for thirty years - nobody has managed it yet.
Reading skill // Summarising
Capturing what matters most in as few words as possible.
NC DOMAIN 2c
In the app: every summarising question your child answers is a Steve question.
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