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Once the game had proved successful, we publicised
the game in the local newspaper and held a launch night at Rednock School, Dursley. A wide range of people turned up to view
and trial the game including members of the Gloucestershire Education Authority and superior members of staff from Rednock.
Children were invited to demonstrate the game in action, and various adults joined in the fun. Overall winners on the night
were Chaz and Steph - congratulations!
With photos on display, the chance to attempt some
facts4life puzzles, and a huge table of refreshments, the night was a definite success!
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| The game board was set out... |
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| and photos and press releases were on display |
So the game had been officially launched for
all to see...
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The next primary school to experience the giant board game was Cam Everlands. We worked with
a group of 31 10-year old children and came away feeling we'd achieved a lot. Some comments included:
'Thank you for a fantastic afternoon. The children really enjoyed themselves and the game
is especially appealing with its bright colours and hands-on approach. You were all very professional and the children responded
well to your confidence and their behaviour indicates you earned their respect. From their good behaviour and obvious engagement,
I have no doubt they all learned something about keeping healthy.'
The winning team were the 'Terminators' - congratulations!
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| The teams earned points with facts4life puzzles... |
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| ... and had great fun making each other better! |
The next visit was to Dursley Training Unit where
a group of adults who suffer learning disabilities joined us in an afternoon of fun and decision-making. Winning group - Alan
and Dianna, Congratulations! Photos coming soon...
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