Imagination at Play

This is an example of how working through a problem using business tools can create innovative solutions.

In this example four inner city schools primary schools were having problems settling children down after the lunchtime break. This was eating into learning time.

The four schools got together with a business facilitator and fully defined the problem, with input teachers, lunchtime supervisors and the children themselves. The root causes turned out to be threefold:

Playground Environment
Lunchtime supervision
Children’s interpersonal skills

The outcomes and methodology of the programme were all pulled together into a learning pack with a CD including a set of outdoor games from around the world.

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Global Games

4 Square and Dodge Ball (.pdf)
Baked Beans and Stuck in the Mud (.pdf)
Blocks and Skipping Cowboy Joe (.pdf)
Cat and Mouse and Dog and Bone (.pdf)
Detectives and Kumbola (.pdf)
Guess the Leader and Corner Colours (.pdf)
Hopscotch and Queenie (.pdf)
Mr Wolf and Golden River (.pdf)
Oliver Twist and Dragon Mamba (.pdf)
Pass the bag and Lifeboats (.pdf)
Poisoned Tag and Red Letter (.pdf)
See You Later Alligator and Free Stone (.pdf)
Snails Pace and Word Chase (.pdf)
Splat and Around The Clock (.pdf)
Thieves and Policemen and Fish (.pdf)
Tickum Tackum and Poison (.pdf)