Outside

Play different roles to show privilege in society.

A short activity using coloured stickers to divide people that introduces the concept of ‘othering’ and its role in conflicts.

Throughout history protest songs have brought people together and inspired action for social change.

This activity will help find out what everyone in the group has in common

A hand evaluation is a good way to get people to think about an activity or event you have just done or attended and give constructive feedback.  It is a visual way to collect young people’s views on what you have done.

Half the group blindfolded and half cannot speak. Can they work together to re-create a tower?

Can your group stand up together?

A simulation of different methods of participation to influence a decision about how to spend money in the community, culminating in a town council meeting where a vote is taken.

Get your group moving around and making shapes of objects using their bodies.

Turn your group into a magic machine to help everyone feel special and happy.

Play a ball game and have a discussion with your group about the usefulness or otherwise of rules