Has a rainy afternoon spoiled your plans? Trying to be careful with money? We have lots of games, puzzles and more to help beat the boredom without spending a penny!
Wondering how to while away some time on these wintry days? You can borrow some games, puzzles, cook books or art kits on Canterbury campus! The College and Community Life team have a collection of things to borrow so you can spend some quality time playing games with your friends or flatmates, or alone and absorbed in trying a new recipe or completing a puzzle.
Have a browse through our collection below and get in touch with cclteam@kent.ac.uk if there is anything in the below lists which you would like to borrow so we can arrange for you to pick it up at a convenient time and when to bring it back. For more information on support, activities and events on campus or online, check out the What’s On Events Calendar.
Board Games
- 101 games in a box
- Articulate Your Life
- Bionicle The Quest Game
- Canasta
- Carcassonne
- Catch Phrase the board game
- Chess
- Cluedo
- Coppit
- Dobble
- Dominoes
- Exploding Kittens
- Gogglebox TV Trivia Board Game
- HedBanz
- Ice Cool
- Mah-Jong
- Monopoly – University of Kent edition
- Mouse Trap
- Playing Cards
- Risk
- Scrabble Large Print (Braille)
- Scrabble Trickster
- The Royle Family Game
- Tiddly Winks
- Top Trumps – multiple themes
- Twister
- Yahtzee
Puzzles
- Stranger Things Impossible Puzzle
- Emoji Impossible Puzzle
- Marvel Impossible Puzzle
- Escape Puzzles – Complete the puzzle and solve the clues!
- Double Trouble Jigsaw Puzzle
- Mona Lisa – Museum Puzzle Collection
- The Scream – Museum Puzzle Collection
- The World’s Most Difficult Jigsaw Puzzle
Cook Books
- 365 Student Cookbook
- Eat Sleep Zoom Reheat
- Toastie Heaven
Art kits
- Canvas
- Paint pots
- Brushes
- Bunting for decoration
Do you follow @UniKentCCL on social media? The College and Community Life team will continue to let you know what’s on and also share helpful tips and resources for you to engage in the local community as well as part of your college, so give us a follow on Instagram, Facebook or Twitter and stay connected with your university community.
Written by Georgia Mann, Student Services, on 11.01.22
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