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Solve: A Workshop to Build 21st Century Thinking Skills

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

About the Workshop

This engaging, hands-on workshop introduces children to design thinking in a way that is playful, meaningful, and easy to relate to. Instead of just learning concepts, children experience how ideas turn into real solutions.

Through real-world challenges, children are encouraged to ask questions, think deeply, work together, and try new ideas, building confidence in their own thinking along the way. The focus is not on getting the “right” answer, but on learning how to think, explore possibilities, and learn from trying

What Children Will Experience

  • Solve a real problem for real people, helping them understand empathy and purpose
  • Ideate and brainstorm creatively, learning that there can be many solutions to one problem
  • Create a simple prototype, turning ideas into something tangible and visible
  • Present their innovation, building confidence in sharing ideas and speaking up

Skills Your Child Will Build

  • Design Thinking – learning a structured yet flexible approach to problem-solving
  • Creative & Critical Thinking – thinking beyond the obvious and asking “why” and “how”
  • Problem-Solving Skills – breaking challenges into manageable steps
  • Communication & Presentation Skills – expressing ideas clearly and confidently

Each step is guided, age-appropriate, and thoughtfully designed to keep children engaged, motivated, and curious.

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About The Innovation Champions' Club

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The Innovation Champions' Club

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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