The exhibition consists of a range of stunning 2D and 3D work in a variety of scales, from jewellery to sculpture, and the show includes both wall mounted and plinth based exhibits. For the 2022 LEGO Play Well Study, the company polled more than 55,000 parents and children in over 30 countries and found that almost all parents think children strengthen their creativity (93%), communication (92%), problem-solving skills (92%), and confidence (91%) while they play. When children play, they develop skills that help them thrive in a rapidly changing world. Recreating iconic LEGO models to provide hours of fun and nostalgia for the family with the LEGO Classic 90 Years of Play with another celebratory set still to be revealed,

It took a new LEGO management team – faced with the growing rage for electronic toys, few barriers to entry, and ultra-demanding consumers (ten-year old boys) – to reinvent the innovation rule book and transform LEGO into one of the world's most profitable, fastest-growing companies. It's fine to experiment and diversify but behind the scenes, there's a management system that needs to keep its integrity." Reading this book was like playing business school buzzword bingo. While it is possible that Lego was one of the most buzzword compliant companies of all times with Blue-Ocean Strategy, Clayton Christensen, Open Innovation, Innovation Matrix all making appearances. But given the short shrift the author spends in describing how these strategies were used in the company it’s impossible to tell. The exhibition comes with a set of gallery interactives which include: a LEGO® wall, two build tables at different heights and stools, two quizzes on magnetic boards, a set of three magnetic jigsaws, a LEGO Memories activity on a magnetic board, a set of LEGO books for a reading area, two LEGO maze tilt tables and a mini-figure safari. 48kg of loose LEGO is also provided for the LEGO wall and build tables. It can also be used for LEGO workshops and activities organised by the hiring venue. There is also a large scale LEGO mosaic activity available to hire for the duration of the exhibition and there may also be the possibility of borrowing two LEGO character costumes.Unfortunately this is also where the book loses its impact. Maybe it is the fact that I am not an economist, but some of the analysis seems long-winded, overly-laudatory, and oddly contradictory in places. Some of the elements seem to come out of the blue with no explanation (e.g the first time we hear about the success of Bionicle is in the chapter about Bionicle). Sometimes economic jargon is used with no explanation whatsoever. This doesn't make the book unreadable, but it lost my interest about 3/4s in, when nothing really seemed to happen anymore, and I had to force myself to go on reading. I think the main problem is that while the topic of the book could be framed as an interesting story, after about the half-way point the author just seems to fill it with descriptions of how all those new and awesome product lines were developed. You get to learn with our very own Dr. Gina Gomez de la Cuesta, Clinical Psychologist and author of the LEGO therapy manual and several research articles. And yet the LEGO company were told by experts and consultants in the 1990s and 2000s that LEGO was dying, that kids no longer wanted to play with toys but instead wanted to play online and with computer games. And that advice, plus some changes in the way kids play and the global environment, led the LEGO company down a path of changes to the business that had terrible financial repercussions. Could use an updated introduction or epilogue looking at the future of LEGO which has continued to see revenue growth as well as an increase of gross profit from 13.5% to 30% and what strategies have continued to work for LEGO.

Showcasing children’s ability to turn mundane moments into playful adventures, and providing inspiration to help parents to do the same as part of the LEGO Foundation’s #PlayPledge movement, I just wanted to say how much I liked the training. The layout and interactivity of it was great, it was professional and well designed, and it was very interesting.” You are a registered and recognised health, education or care professional (e.g. teacher, speech and language therapist, psychologist, play therapist, occupational therapist, counsellor etc.), OR In the '90s, when action figures and computers became all the rage in the toy industry, a few bad numbers had convinced Lego's management to take a new direction. Old people with insitutional knowlege were let go, new people with the best, but often unrelated, qualifications were brought in. Multiple new development units had been created that were not providing any benefit to the company. New toys were created that did not really fit with the Lego brand.

Talks about Lego, which emerged from Billund Denmark as one of the most loved toy companies in the world. Lego is still a privately held company(according to me a remarkable achievement till now) The exhibition will require approximately 250 to 350 sqm but can be adapted to fit a range of spaces.

Our training programmes are fun, engaging and inspirational. With high quality videos, interactive activities, playful quizzes and short, easily digestible modules, the Initiate course is one of the most fun online courses around! Brilliant. First visit and will now visit regularly. Lego exhibition best day ever for a 7 year old. I never played with LEGO, and neither did my children. But hundreds of kids do, judging by the demand for books about LEGO at the library I work in. Inspired by an Australian librarian (and with a donation from a customer) we were able to buy some LEGO kits and pieces and now run LEGO holiday activities at the library - they are really popular. There is an interesting chapter on the future of LEGO where the author ponders how 3D printing, Minecraft and new internet tools might affect the long term future of LEGO as well. I’ve used LEGO building to transform all the crazy ideas I have into reality for many years – there’s always new building techniques to try that spark my imagination for new builds. And most importantly, LEGO building connects me to a community of amazing creative people around the world,” said Chinna, aged 28 from Virginia, USA.

Module 4 - Play and Learn - Video Lessons on How to Play the Games

Opened its innovation process by using both the "wisdom of crowds" and the expertise of elite cliques Our training is neurodiversity affirming, and includes content created by our neurodivergent colleagues and consultants. It took the work of a group of talented analysts to convince them that while some of their recent business decisions were quite successful to say the least (Star Wars, Harry Potter, and Bionicle), altogether the company was losing money on developing and even selling their products.