MORE THAN BOOKS
School Is a Place to Learn, Play and Discover.
Education isn't only about what students learn from books. Schools can also create opportunities for students to play, interact, make decisions and simply enjoy time together. A board game library adds another dimension to the school experience.
WHY ADD ONE?
A Simple Way to Add More Indoor Play
Make Free Periods More Fun
Give students something engaging to do when they have an unexpected free period or time between activities.
When Outdoor Space Isn't Available
Rain, school events, limited playground space or busy sports schedules don't have to mean students have nothing to play.
Encourage Social Play
Board games create opportunities for students to sit together, communicate, take turns and enjoy friendly competition.
Play Without Screens
Give students an alternative to phones, tablets and passive screen time.
Easy to Introduce
Games can be kept in a common library and brought out whenever students have time to play.
Something for Different Students
Not every student enjoys the same kind of activity. A library gives them another option.
MADE FOR SCHOOL LIFE
Perfect for Those In-Between Moments
When a class is free or a teacher is unavailable, students can choose a game and play together.
Give students another activity option beyond traditional classroom learning.
Keep students engaged indoors when outdoor sports and playground activities aren't possible.
When there isn't enough space for everyone to play outside, indoor games can provide another option.
Create a relaxed space where students can enjoy a quick game before heading home.
Add board games to activity days, club periods and special school programs.
YOUR SCHOOL GAME LIBRARY
Create a Space Where Students Can Pick a Game and Play.
Set up a dedicated collection of board games in your library, activity room, classroom or another suitable space in the school.
- Keep games organized in one place
- Allow students to choose what they want to play
- Build a collection for different age groups
- Introduce new games throughout the year
- Encourage students to play together
Every Game Is an Opportunity to Play
Students plan their moves, make decisions and think ahead.
Games create a natural opportunity for students to interact with their classmates.
Friendly competition makes even a short free period exciting.
NOT EITHER / OR
Board Games Don't Replace Sports.
They Add to Play.
We believe children need both physical activity and opportunities for indoor play. A board game library isn't intended to replace football, cricket, athletics, physical education or playground time.
It simply gives students another way to play when outdoor activities aren't possible and another experience they can enjoy with their friends.
Outdoor & Physical Play
Movement, exercise, coordination, teamwork and physical activity.
Indoor & Strategic Play
Thinking, planning, decision-making, interaction and friendly competition.
BUILD YOUR COLLECTION
Bring Different Games Into Your School
Start with a few games or build a complete collection that gives students different ways to play.
