I See You Challenge
Know The Activity
Group Size
Up to 100 People
LOCATION
Indoor
Duration
90 to 120 minutes
Why should you choose it?
Combines hands-on creativity with a genuine commitment to sustainability and responsible sourcing
Connects your team to environmental values in a practical, engaging, and memorable way
Produces a real, functional outcome that is donated to a local community in need
Appeals to employees who care about what their organisation stands for beyond its business goals
Creates a shared sense of pride that comes from building something meaningful with both skill and conscience
Result
Teams finish the I See You Challenge having done something quietly remarkable. They came in with raw sustainable materials and left having created working telescopes that will open up the night sky for someone in their community. The experience deepens environmental awareness, strengthens team bonds, and gives participants a tangible reminder that thoughtful collaboration and responsible choices can create something beautiful. It is the kind of activity that makes people feel good about where they work.
Learning Outcome
Sustainability Awareness: Understand how everyday material choices can reduce environmental impact without compromising quality or creativity
Collaborative Craftsmanship: Pool diverse skills and perspectives to design and assemble a functional, well-built telescope
Community Responsibility: Experience the direct connection between your team's effort and the enrichment of a local community
Resourcefulness: Achieve a high-quality outcome using sustainable and unconventional materials
Shared Fulfillment: Discover the unique satisfaction that comes from building something purposeful together
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Have any Questions?
Do participants need any scientific or technical knowledge?
None at all. The build process is guided and accessible for everyone. Teams bring curiosity and collaboration, the activity takes care of the rest.
Are the telescopes actually functional?
Yes. Each completed telescope is a working instrument, not a prop. That functional quality is what makes the community donation genuinely meaningful.
How does sustainability stay at the centre of the experience?
From the materials briefing at the start to the build process itself, environmental awareness is woven into every stage of the activity. Participants do not just hear about sustainability, they practice it with their hands.
Who receives the telescopes?
The finished telescopes are donated to a local community partner, giving people access to an experience and a piece of equipment they would not otherwise have.