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Design Thinking Workshop I Brainstorm

The Innochamps builds young innovators through hands-on, design-thinking challenges rooted in real-world problem solving.

About the Workshop

Want your child to stop saying, “I’m done” after the very first idea?

This hands-on Brainstorming Workshop gently nudges children to move beyond the obvious, explore multiple possibilities, and discover that the best ideas often appear after the first few. Through playful challenges and guided thinking, kids learn that creativity grows when they stick with a problem a little longer.

It’s a fun, confidence-building way to develop flexible thinking and the habit of not giving up too quickly.

Challenge Focus:
Stretch children to brainstorm at least 10 diverse ideas for a given problem.

What kids will do:

  • Brainstorm 10 innovative ideas for a real-world challenge
  • Select one idea they feel proud of—their personal best
  • Create an advert to present and showcase their innovation
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Terms and Conditions

Workshop Sequence and Completion:-

1. Solve
2. Value Creation
3. Brainstorm
4. Innovate for Yourself

  • We recommend attending all four workshops in sequence for the best experience
    However, you can also choose individual workshops that interest you! 
  • Just note that attending all four in sequence will give your child the full benefit of the program.
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About theinnochamps

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The Innovation Champions’ Club is led by its founders, Nandita and Neha, whose complementary backgrounds bring together strategy and creativity in meaningful ways.

Nandita is a management consultant with an MS in Finance from India and an MBA from Imperial College Business School, UK. With experience at KPMG and as an independent consultant, she launched The Innovation Champions’ Club in the UK in 2018 as an after-school programme, later bringing it to India.

Neha is a visual and performing artist with training from the Royal College of Art, London, Fine Art at MSU Baroda, and Golden Bridge Pottery, Pondicherry. Her multidisciplinary journey as an artist, ceramicist, dancer, teacher, and collaborator shapes a deeply creative and curious learning approach.

Together, they design workshops that blend innovation, imagination, and real-world relevance for young learners.

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