Jigsaw puzzles are pictures that have been cut into many small, interlocking pieces. The goal is to put all the pieces back together to recreate the original image. Puzzles can have just a few large pieces for young children or thousands of tiny pieces for adults. They can show all sorts of pictures, from simple cartoons to complex landscapes or famous artwork. How? Start by looking at all the pieces and turning them upside up. Find the edge pieces and put them together to make the frame of the puzzle. Then, sort the remaining pieces by colour or pattern. Look closely at the shape of each piece and the parts of the picture on it. Try fitting pieces together, starting with obvious sections like a bright colour or distinct object in the image. Keep working until all the pieces are in place. Why? A fun challenge that develops patience and problem-solving skills. Suitable for teamwork or solo play. Quiet and relaxing activity at events. Offers a sense of accomplishment upon completion. Appeals to all age groups with varying difficulty levels.

The Big Picture is a collaborative art project where participants work together to create a large mural or artwork. This activity promotes teamwork, creativity, and communication among participants. How? Teams are divided into smaller groups, each responsible for a section of the larger artwork. They must collaborate on design ideas and colour schemes while ensuring their contributions fit harmoniously into the overall piece.    

Fish Therapy is a relaxing and unique experience where participants immerse their feet in a pool of water filled with small fish that gently nibble away dead skin. It’s a natural exfoliation process that leaves the skin feeling soft and rejuvenated. This therapeutic activity offers both physical and mental relaxation, making it a popular feature at wellness events and retreats. How? Participants place their feet in a specially prepared tank filled with small fish, often known as Garra rufa. These fish gently remove dead skin, providing a mild, tickling sensation. The process is completely safe and lasts for about 15-20 minutes, leaving participants with smoother, softer feet. Why? Provides a relaxing and unique self-care experience. Exfoliates skin naturally, leaving feet smooth and rejuvenated. Offers physical relaxation and mental stress relief. Adds a fun and memorable twist to wellness activities. Creates a calming atmosphere, reducing anxiety and boosting mood.

Business Case Studies involve analyzing real-world business problems and developing strategies to solve them. Participants review detailed case studies of companies facing challenges and must come up with creative, effective solutions. This activity encourages critical thinking, teamwork, and business acumen, making it ideal for those interested in management, strategy, or entrepreneurship. How? Participants are divided into teams and given a business scenario. They need to analyze the information, identify problems, and suggest solutions. They may present their ideas in a structured format, often simulating real-life business decision-making processes. Feedback is given by moderators, who may also guide discussions on the pros and cons of each proposed strategy. Why? Enhances problem-solving and decision-making skills. Provides insight into real-world business scenarios and strategy. Encourages teamwork and collaboration in crafting solutions. Promotes leadership and critical thinking. Perfect for developing business acumen and strategic planning.

Enjoy the delicious chocolate taste and drown yourself in it! Nothing is better than a chocolate fondue to make a unique celebration day with your employees. Chocolate fondue is a tool for serving chocolate at your work table. Chocolate flows over the three tiers fountain, creating a chocolate “waterfall” in which the other food commodities like strawberries or marshmallows can be dipped.  Why?  A chocolate fun to your staff persons  Creates a delicious day    

Teams must transport water through split pipe sections, requiring precise coordination and teamwork. This challenging activity demands physical coordination, strategic planning, and effective communication as participants work together to prevent water loss while completing various course objectives. How? Teams receive split pipe sections and basic instructions for water transport challenges. Activities progress through increasingly complex courses with various obstacles and objectives. Facilitators monitor performance while introducing additional challenges and time constraints. Why? Strengthens coordination and teamwork under pressure. Teaches resource management through engaging tasks. Enhances communication skills in high-stakes situations. Encourages strategic thinking to minimise water loss. Creates immediate learning with fun and dynamic feedback.