Kampung Games

• Primary school National Day and Racial Harmony programmes
• Active ageing and intergenerational sessions
• Corporate heritage-themed family days
• Families at our weekend open sessions

1. 15 minFive traditional games, demonstrated once each.
2. 20 minRotate through stations in small groups.
3. 45 minTeam challenge combining three games against the clock.
4. 10 minOne game taught to someone younger or older than you.

• Every participant plays at least four traditional games.
• Groups complete the combined team challenge within the time.
• Participants can name the origin of at least two games.

15 to 60 participants. Hall, sheltered court or school yard. Indoor or sheltered outdoor.

Capteh, five stones, marbles, chalk, tins and station cards. Client provides open floor space.

Beginner. All ages; the games are scaled by station.

Indicative. Final quotation depends on group size, location and dates.

In practice: a Primary 3 level of 180 students and 40 grandparents for a National Day programme in a school hall. We ran six stations with older visitors demonstrating rather than watching. The school has since made it an annual slot, which is the most useful thing we can report.

• · Intergenerational family day
• · Traditional snack station
• · Photography coverage