Spy School - 30 years of Adventure
In 2008 Spy School is celebrating over 30 years of developing escape, evasion and survival exercises and training, we now know as Spy Games. Once conducted in remote locations miles from centers of populations, they are now available in urban settings as well as survival simulations, training under low risk controlled conditions. Hollywood meets the Wilderness!
Developed from cadet leadership exercises in the mid 1970's the Spy Games and Spy School scenarios have challenged teams on both sides of the Atlantic. The games began as modified Escape and Evasion exercises, and with the Soviet Union as the only enemy feared in the West, they easily slipped into the mould of escaping through dense forests of Eastern Germany, pursued by the KGB and the STASI.
The technology of espionage is still taught in classrooms, and even in hotels and conference centers. Today the audience includes corporate executives and professional clients. The ease of buying sophisticated bugging and surveillance electronics brings the reality of espionage into everyday life, and not just the domain of government agencies.
Spy School works with corporations, as well as TV and Film producers, to develop training and entertainment scenarios for the world of electronic surveillance and espionage. Many of the new programs are being developed for a younger audience. Watch for Spy School for Teens and Tweens announced shortly.
The Spies Channel

Under development the Spies Channel will be the home for adventure, suspense, intrigue and challenges, the hallmark of the world of Espionage Entertainment. From the heroes of the black and white movies of the 1940's to the Bourne and Bond movies of today the fascination of fictional Secret Agents has been at the top of audience interests. But Spies also chronicles the successes and failures of intelligence gathering through the ages. Alan Simpson is seen here with a real intelligence agent, Werner Jurtezko and Barbara Feldon, or Agent 99 from the TV series "Get Smart".
It will be the place to learn about the real world threat of espionage in the workplace as well as on the battlefield. The consequences of espionage have been thrust into the media spotlight with huge fines on the New England Patriots, and the McLaren racing team. There are millions more out there stealing industrial and trade secrets and costing us Trillions of dollars.
Spies Channel continues it's development creating programs, interviews and movies from around the world. Old favorites such as the Spies Cafe series are being redeveloped for new audiences. The Spies Club series, slanted at a younger audience is targeted even further as the High School Spies Club, with a group of High School students saving the planet from unscrupulous corporate villains. The very popular Spy Games continues it's development of role playing games, and of course Spies Train and Spies Cruise are searching for locations and plots.
Spy School is launching an awareness program for the workplace, and sports arena with awareness stickers featuring our Spies logo. This reminds everyone that we are constantly targeted by spies.
Join with us in building Spies, the Spies Channel.
Spies Cruise
Something doesn't seem quite right. The passengers seem normal, the cruise seems just like any other cruise, but there was something not quite right about everything. The ship is slowing down and seems to be a little close to the island out there. Come to think of it some of the crew seem.......different.
There is something going on because many passengers have been spending a long time together, with charts and books. Then there are others who are rushing about with Faxes and messages from the Radio Room. It's as if they are planning something. But this is only a Cruise Ship. Isn't it?