Overview:
100 team challenges is somewhat different to the typical working day. It's about having an enjoyable shared experience, where you allow yourselves to indulge in a selection of completely ludicrous activities. The only way teams can succeed is by working together, planning carefully and acting quickly.

So whether you think you have the artistic talents to replicate a Picasso masterpiece in 20 minutes, or the ability to make everyone laugh in seconds, the aim of the event is to complete as many of the 100 challenges as you can.

Format:
The event starts with each team receiving a team pack that includes details of the 100 challenges. As there are no rules to this event, teams need to manage their skills, time and decide how to tackle each challenge (whether five heads are better than one?). The day finishes with all teams coming together, where fun prizes are awarded to the winning teams.

Activities:
See examples of the challenges teams can do:

10 point challenges:
Name that tune!
The popular quiz round, where players are required to identify song names for points. Extra points are given for artist and year.

Whose line is it anyway?
Take to the stage and have your colleagues in stitches, as you improvise to a given random topic.

20 point challenges:
Balloon modeling
Using the instructions provided create a selection of animals using balloons.

Mummify a colleague
Wrap colleagues in bandages until they resemble Egyptian mummies.

30 point challenges:
Rubik's cube
Try and solve the world's top selling puzzle as quickly as you can!

Wish you were here
Test your geographical knowledge and identify a place from just a postcard.

40 point challenges:
Cryptic Challenges
Solve a selection of mind-boggling puzzles as quickly as you can.

Build a tower
Using only marshmallows and spaghetti build a tower. The higher the tower, the more points it's worth.

Finale (to make the event a full day):
Rollercoaster Challenge
Using a blueprint, teams construct a section of a giant roller coaster. If the basketball travels through your section without any hiccups you'll receive extra points.

Included:
· Activities and equipment
· Safety equipment
· Public liability insurance
· Experienced instructors
· Full event management
· Presentation and fun prizes for the winning teams

Duration:
Available as a half day (3 hours) or full day (6 hours) event

Feedback on this event from our clients:
“The event went really well. The venue was really good, the lunch was excellent and the event team were enthusiastic, smart and knowledgeable. The 100 Team Challenge Event ideally suited the diverse group we had and the vast majority of people have passed on that they enjoyed it. You did a great job”
- Lockheed Martin UK

“Activities and staff were excellent, motivated and motivating. Activities well thought out and great fun”
- Masstock Arable

“This was a great event. It had a lot to offer and suited everyone in our group. Everyone had a good time and enjoyed themselves. Once I handed over the afternoon to the event facilitators, they took the stress away from me which allowed me to take part fully”
- EC Harris LLP

“The organisation was great, the trainers helped to keep the enregy levels up and the teams attention to the various games was maintained throughout, the variety of challenges was perfect”
- npower

Overview:
Inspired by the story of Phileas Fogg’s adventure, ‘Around the World in 80 Challenges’ is an exciting journey across the globe, featuring 80 challenges representing different countries around the World.

With no rules and time against you, this enjoyable shared experience requires teams to race through 80 completely ludicrous activities, collecting air miles for their successes. The team with the most air miles at the end of the event will be crowned the winners!

With a large variety of tasks at varying levels this event offers a little something for everyone and encourages teams to work together, plan their time and skills wisely while acting quickly. Bon voyage!

Format:
The event starts with each team receiving a team pack that includes details of the 80 challenges. As there are no rules to this event, teams need to manage their skills, time and decide how to tackle each challenge (whether five heads are better than one?). The day finishes with all teams coming together, where fun prizes are awarded to the winning teams.

Activities:
See examples of the challenges teams can do:

Challenges worth 10 air miles:
Dubai
Build the World’s tallest building - out of straws!

Japan
Make an animal using the traditional Japanese folk art, Origami.

Challenges worth 20 air miles:
England
Build a plasticine model of Big Ben or try and answer the mind boggling James Bond quiz.

India
Guess five spices originating from India – you’ll need a good nose for this one.

Challenges worth 30 air miles:
United States of America
Teams can visit Hollywood and try to identify all the celebrity faces, go to Vegas and learn a card trick or attempt the 50 states magnetic map puzzle of the USA.

Europe
Search high and low for a five Euro note or complete the lingo quiz by saying a word in as many different European languages as you can (five heads definitely needed for that one!)

Challenges worth 40 air miles:
Russia
Paint a Russian Doll or perform the traditional ‘Kalinka’ dance.

South Africa
Show off your geographical knowledge and locate the cities of SA while others in the team make an African headdress.

Included:
• Activities and equipment
• Safety equipment
• Public liability insurance
• Experienced instructors
• Full event management
• Presentation and fun prizes for the winning teams

Duration:
Available as a half day (3 hours) or full day (6 hours) event

Feedback on this event from our clients:
“We've gathered feedback from everybody and I'm pleased to say all the team enjoyed the teambulid activity rating it either excellent or good. Thanks for arranging everything at such short notice and we look forward to working with you again in the future”
- HMV