Having lots of disguises and being able to communicate in Morse code are among the skills listed by children applying to be secret agents in a test run by the Royal Armouries.
The Armouries, which have a museum in Leeds, launched the exercise for users of its online learning hub.
Loads of children got in touch and the Armouries have published a couple of their favourites.
'Agent Foxglove' listed their impressive skills in a detailed application which said:
"I can hide in small areas.
"I can use Morse code (find out my name!).
"I have lots of different disguises.
"I'm a really good actor.
"I can write down special notes (Morse code).
"I am very observant."
Meanwhile, 'Agent Digitalis' writes:
"I am good with technology.
"I am good at hiding.
"I am good at sneaking around without being caught.
"I hope these are enough skills to become a secret agent."
Both hopefuls sign off with their names in Morse code, in true secret agent fashion.
The Royal Armouries said: "Here at the Armouries, we've been sent some great work by young historians using our Home Learning Hub.
"Here are some of our favourites. These two SOE applications from a couple of super-secret agents blew us away."
