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Clay MUGS
Single or multiple sessions depending on specific requirements
Fee: S$60-S$100 per pax depending on the level of experiential design
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We play with paperclay in a manner that you absolutely don’t need to have prior pottery skills or any art experience. As such, we have designed this Clay MUGS as an innovative program for team building. Participants will be guided by to create team-based thematic mugs or individual mugs with paperclay. The extent of creative possibilities and imagination through teamwork often amazes the participants themselves. We encourage the participants to use or display their mugs back at the workplace to anchor the team building experience for a long time to come.
Takeaway: enhanced team bonding and spirit through
a common experiential journey that's based on fun, creativity, interactivity
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HP on Clay MUGS:
"This was the first time that no one actually took notice when tea break was ready!"
"This is great! I've never seen everyone so focussed before."
"'Working on clay' experience is great! I also enjoyed the teamwork to finalize the theme, method, color, etc, which required lots of communication!"
Rob Piazza, Head of Learning & Development, Japan of Deutsche Bank:
"The teambuilding session with the Clay-Street crew provided an excellent opportunity for our regional team to get to know each other at a level we never thought possible. The creation of our art was pure enjoyment, but it was team's creativity during the presentation portion that induced a spell of uncontrollable laughter from most of us! Two hours well spent with plenty of memories that will last a long time." |
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Clay LEGO
Single or multiple sessions depending on specific requirements
Fee: S$60-S$100 per pax depending on the level of experiential design
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We play with paperclay in a manner that you absolutely don’t need to have prior pottery skills or any art experience. As such, we have designed this Clay LEGO as an innovative program for team building. Participants are provided with a wide array of pre-created paperclay bits in the form of rod, ring, slab, needle, little brick, etc. They will work as individuals as well as from small teams and gradually combining the works into one whole team to ‘lego’ the bits and pieces together in a most creative manner. They will be guided on the basic clay techniques in the creative process. The resulting ‘masterpiece’ usually would amaze the participants who usually thought they were non-artistic. Some ‘masterpieces’ are outrageously imaginative, others are incredibly abstract, but all are magical expressions by the team nevertheless, as the work represents the collective spirit and creativity of the team as a whole. We encourage the team display their creation at the workplace to anchor the team building experience for a long time to come.
Takeaway: enhanced team bonding and spirit through
a common experiential journey that's based on fun, creativity, interactivity
and accomplishment. |
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Dr Steve Lai, CEO, PSB Academy:
“The experiential Clay LEGO workshop was an excellent and refreshing idea in helping us achieve the aim of internalising our new set of core values and with a great impact at that. Besides providing the perfect opportunity for team bonding, it also enabled us to discover hidden talents and sides of colleagues which we did not know previously. It will certainly be something etched in our minds for a long time to come.”
Woodgrove Secondary School on Clay LEGO:
"The grey, dull-coloured clay by itself was unimpressive. However, under the groups’ brainstorming sessions and surfacing of untapped talents, each piece of clay was carefully molded into unique works of art. The final results were 11 inspiring, impressive and invaluable sculptors, each piece emitting the different facets of Woodgrove Secondary School. At the end of the activity, not only did we confirm that our staff members were indeed artistically inclined, we were also reminded that our students are like clay in our hands. Their growth and development in WGS rests upon not one but upon the entire WGS family to nurture and mold them into unique adults that contribute to the better of our Nation."
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