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Six of the best... board games

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Educational board games are a fun way to raise complex issues. Tanya Coutts finds out what's on the market.

1. BEAT THE BULLY

Four teenage victims of bullying designed this colourful board game for 11- to 16-year-olds. It includes four card categories and aims to make it easier for young people to discuss issues surrounding bullying and develop their own strategies to prevent it from happening.

Price: £25

Available from: www.bullypeercoach.com or call 028 7130 9079

2. VIOLENCE GAME

Played on a Ludo-style board, this game covers topics such as consequences, triggers and awareness. It aims to encourage young men to reflect on their values, attitudes and behaviour towards violence.

Price: £28.50

Available from: www.workingwithmen.org or call 020 7237 5353

3. THE OBESITY GAME

Designed to be played by overweight six- to 16-year-olds, this game aims to identify the triggers behind overeating and encourage a change in eating and exercise patterns. It also allows young people to discuss their feelings.

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