💡 Part of Creative Innovation Qualification challenges. Make Your Day invites learners to explore what truly matters to them and imagine how it could be celebrated. They research, connect with others who share their passion, and design ways to bring people together around meaningful moments. It is about turning personal values into shared experiences that others can be part of.

💡 Part of Creative Innovation Qualification challenges. Created in partnership with the NHS Scotland and supported by Opencast, Caring Innovators challenges learners to step into the role of empathetic problem solvers in healthcare. They explore what it means to be a caring innovator, using empathy and insight to respond to real needs. With creativity at the centre, learners develop and pitch their ideas to the NHS Scotland.

💡Part of Creative Innovation Qualification challenges. Wonder Makers invites learners to reimagine education and design a learning experience they would truly want to be part of. They explore the skills and abilities their generation needs for life, and turn these insights into joyful, engaging ideas for the classroom. Through research, creativity, and planning, they begin to shape what it could take to bring their vision into real schools.

💡 Part of Creative Thinking Qualification challenges. Learners are challenged to dream the impossible by reimagining an everyday problem through curiosity, creativity, and bold thinking. Along the way, they explore their values and discover how innovation begins when personal purpose meets imaginative action.

💡 Part of Creative Thinking Qualification challenges. In Snack to the Future, learners step into the role of food innovators—dreaming up surprising new snacks that could take the world’s taste buds by storm. From wild flavour mashups to radical ingredients, they’ll develop a bold concept and design a campaign to take their idea from curious to craveable.

💡 Part of Creative Thinking Qualification challenges. What if we measured success by how often we made people smile? In Joy in the Box, learners use creative thinking to turn an old phone box into a joyful idea—then discover how that spark of happiness can grow into a business with real-world impact.

💡 Part of Creative Thinking Qualification challenges. Create a circular fashion brand that powerfully communicates the importance of a circular economy to young people through bold designs and ambitious concepts. In this challenge, you will aim to raise awareness and inspire positive change by creating a fashion brand on the Teemill platform.

💡 Part of Creative Thinking Qualification challenges. Reimagine a part of Forestopia - an eco theme park inspired by the forest ecosystem to help people reconnect with the wisdom and wonder of the natural world. Motivate humans to rethink how we create entertainment spaces for future generations without harming our environment.

💡 Part of Creative Thinking Qualification challenges. Today's young people will be living on Earth for longer than anyone else, but as the generation that will feel the impact of climate change the most, yet their voices and opinions are rarely heard or listened to. Together with our partners, we want to give young people a platform to show policymakers and world leaders that their voices matter.

💡 Part of Creative Thinking Qualification challenges. As humans, we live thanks to the beat of the heart. During this project-based challenge, students will conceptualise and design an interactive, immersive experience that tells a story about the music of their soul through three distinctive spaces. They will learn about the origins of music, explore the work of world-renowned experiential designers and examine their own emotions related to music.

💡 Part of Creative Thinking Qualification challenges. Globally, four out of five adolescents do not experience the enjoyment and the social, physical, and mental health benefits of regular physical activity. Learners must create a solution to this problem by designing a physical experience, a game or a sport that will help encourage more 11 to 18-year-olds to move. Created in collaboration with adidas and WPP Group for the D&AD New Gen Awards 2023.

💡 Part of Creative Thinking Qualification challenges. The creative minds from the LEGO Agency are sharing a step-by-step guide on analysing a brief, conducting research and producing creative ideas! During these lessons, learners will gain an understanding of how to deconstruct a creative brief, understand their audience and learn about creating a compelling call to action.

💡 Part of Creative Thinking Qualification challenges. Imagine and create a new wellness area in a school where students can feel calm, experience kindness, find meaningful connections and practice good mental health.

💡 Part of Creative Thinking Qualification challenges. During this challenge, pupils will gain an understanding of what is a “campaign for good” and the different tactics they can use to inspire people to care and act positively through empathy and informed thinking.

💡 Part of Creative Thinking Qualification challenges. In this project, learners will create an interactive and mobile space for a chosen community to engage with.