
Until March 27, 2026, the Gouvernement Princier de Monaco is promoting an innovative youth health prevention initiative. The project features an educational Escape Game designed to raise awareness among high school students about risks associated with party environments.
The initiative involves around 490 tenth-grade students from public and private schools in the Principality of Monaco, highlighting the country’s commitment to protecting young people’s physical, mental, and social well-being.
The program is organized by the Direction de l’Éducation Nationale, de la Jeunesse et des Sports, with the support of key local organizations:
The experience was developed by G – Addiction Jeunesse Citoyenne, a specialist in innovative youth education programs.
The Escape Game uses an interactive storytelling approach, encouraging students to collaborate and solve a fictional investigation across four realistic environments:
This immersive journey helps participants better understand the risks associated with nightlife, particularly substance use such as alcohol and drugs.
Beyond entertainment, the activity delivers strong educational value. Students:
Each session lasts about one hour and is organized by class, ensuring full participation.
Interactive tools like Escape Games are increasingly recognized as effective educational methods because they:
These elements are essential for influencing young people’s behavior in a meaningful way.
With this initiative, the Gouvernement Princier de Monaco reaffirms its strong commitment to youth health promotion and risk prevention.
This project stands out as an innovative and replicable model combining education, engagement, and social impact.