The Innovation Champions' Club combines fun challenges with
essential life skills, fostering creative thinking in problem-
solving in young innovators aged 9 years and over.

The Innovation Champions' Club combines fun
challenges with essential life skills,
fostering creative thinking in
problem-solving in young innovators aged
9 years and over.

Workshop name: The Innochamps Introductory Free Workshop

Price: ₹0.00

Duration: 1 hour

Location: Online


Session dates and start time:

Sat 16/11/24 10:30am

Sat 23/11/24 10:30am

Wed 27/11/24 6:30pm

What is Innovation and
why does it matter?
Complete a challenge from
idea to prototype-solve a
real problem for real people.

Real-World
Problem Solving

Expert
Instructors

Interactive
Learning

Real-World
Problem Solving

Expert
Instructors

Interactive
Learning

What is Innovation and
why does it matter?
Complete a challenge from
idea to prototype-solve a
real problem for real people.

You will learn that innovating is
serious stuff, but equally fun! Age: 9+ years

At the Club, we believe that creative
thinking and critical thinking are
superpowers – necessary life skills
that open up alternate thought
processes and inspire children to
believe that they have the power to
make a difference. The power to
change people’s lives, starting with
their own.
At the Club, we believe that creative thinking and critical
thinking are superpowers – necessary life skills that open up
alternate thought processes and inspire children to believe that
they have the power to make a difference. The power to change
people’s lives, starting with their own.

You will learn that innovating is
serious stuff, but equally fun! Age: 9+ years

At the Club, we believe that creative
thinking and critical thinking are
superpowers – necessary life skills
that open up alternate thought
processes and inspire children to
believe that they have the power to
make a difference. The power to
change people’s lives, starting with
their own.
At the Club, we believe that creative thinking and critical
thinking are superpowers – necessary life skills that open up
alternate thought processes and inspire children to believe that
they have the power to make a difference. The power to change
people’s lives, starting with their own.

So what exactly are
these superpowers?

Innovative
thinking

Problem-solving

Empathy

Social
consciousness

Creative
confidence

Environmental
awareness

Testimonials

“What I loved about Innovation Champions was that I learned all about people who are innovative and create things. I also learned that no idea is a bad idea because it is creative to you and might end up helping you. We made something that we thought would help the school. It helped me learn that most things are possible.”

Emma, 9 year old
UK

“It was a very good experience doing Innovation Champions’ Club. It made me smarter and more sensitive.”

Austin, 10 year old
UK

“I enjoyed making the model of the ideas because we got to use a lot of ideas. This made it really fun. I also enjoyed designing and it was great to think of all the ideas.”

Lily, 9 year old
UK

“It taught me how to think outside the box, how to think differently.”

Beatrix, 12 year old
UK

“Innovation Champions’ Club linked with our Growth Mindset work in school is encouraging the children to be creative, independent thinkers; something so vital in this fast paced world. The children clearly engaged with the programme very well, got a lot from it and hugely enjoyed themselves.”

Jonny Gilbert
Deputy Head Teacher, The Roche School, UK

A sneak peek into the diary of a
Young Innovator

About Us

The Innovation Champions’ Club is the brainchild of Nandita Rege and
Neha Kudchadkar.

Nandita is a management consultant with an MS in Finance, and an MBA from Imperial College Business School. Nandita's expertise enriches our curriculum by making it highly practical, helping children address real-life challenges effectively. Neha is a graduate of the Royal College of Art, London, and a multidisciplinary artist. Her roles as dancer, ceramicist, researcher, teacher, choreographer, administrator, activist, collaborator – inform one another and broaden her approach as an artist and maker. Her extensive background brings a unique and creative dimension to our program, emphasizing the development of alternative thought processes and out-of-the-box thinking. They combine the skills from their varied backgrounds, to bring a unique and relevant programme.

About Us

The Innovation Champions’ Club is the
brainchild of Nandita Rege and Neha
Kudchadkar.

Nandita is a management consultant with an MS in Finance, and an MBA from Imperial College Business School. Nandita's expertise enriches our curriculum by making it highly practical, helping children address real-life challenges effectively.

Neha is a graduate of the Royal College of Art, London, and a multidisciplinary artist. Her roles as dancer, ceramicist, researcher, teacher, choreographer, administrator, activist, collaborator – inform one another and broaden her approach as an artist and maker. Her extensive background brings a unique and creative dimension to our program, emphasizing the development of alternative thought processes and out-of-the-box thinking.
They combine the skills from their varied backgrounds, to bring a unique and relevant programme.

You are never too young to
innovate to make a positive
impact!
You are never too young to innovate to
make a positive impact!

The Innochamps: An Introductory Workshop FAQ

1. What age group is the workshop designed for?

Our workshop is tailor-made for the young masterminds aged 9 to 15 years. Genius has no age limit, but for now, we’ve set it here!

2. How long is the workshop?

Get ready for 1 to 1.15 hours of brain-boosting fun!

3. What will my child do during the workshop?

Your child will dive into an interactive, hands-on challenge that will spark their creativity, amp up their critical thinking, and supercharge their problem-solving skills. Think of it as a workout for their brain!

4. Do I need to prepare any materials for the workshop?

All you need is a pencil, some paper, and a bunch of random craft and recycling materials (anything you’d find in the ‘raddi’). It's amazing what masterpieces can be created from the stuff lying around!

5. Is parental supervision required during the workshop?

Not mandatory, but we recommend parents stick around to get a sneak peek at the magic. You might just find it fascinating too!

6. What technology is needed for the online workshop?

You'll need a computer or tablet with internet access, plus a working webcam and microphone. We’ll send you the Google Meet link once you’ve registered.

7. Who conducts the workshop?

Our workshops are led by experienced mentors who make learning so fun, your kids might forget they’re not playing a game!

8.What is the way forward after the if my the workshop?

If your child loves the workshop (which we bet they will), you can enroll them in Level 1 of our program. We'll provide all the juicy details post-workshop!

Come, Join The Club!

So what are you waiting for?
Join us in our mission to create a better future where we recognize and value each child’s uniqueness, passion, hobbies, and humour, bound by the common vision of value creation.