Morse Code Challenge

Can you crack the code? Try our Morse code challenge at home!
Morse code challenge

Calling all codebreakers!

During the Second World War, the British Army used Morse code to send and receive important information. Why not try our Morse code challenge and have a go at deciphering some top secret messages.

You can take this challenge from the comfort of your own home. Simply download the activity sheet.

Download the activity sheet

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