Claw machines can often be found in arcades or even pasar malams (night market) - but have you ever seen one in a primary school? Well, Northoaks Primary School boasts not just one, but two claw machines as part of a school-wide game encouraging its students to display good behaviour such as discipline and responsibility.
Students at Northoaks Primary School can win prizes from the school's claw machines by completing quests promoting good behaviour.Claw machines can often be found in arcades or even pasar malams - but have you ever seen one in a primary school?
Since the quest-based game was implemented in 2022, there have been less latecomers, reported Lianhe Zaobao. Once students obtain a certain number of stamps, they can redeem them for a spin at the 'Wheel of Thrill' offering prizes such as stickers and tokens for a chance to win soft toy prizes from the claw machine.https://www.instagram.com/p/Cgd9389AvZZ/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
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