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This document summarizes a project by a team at Zhangde Primary School in Singapore to shorten canteen queues during recess. The team proposed queuing students in two rows instead of one long row at each food stall to reduce wait times. This allowed students to be served more efficiently and created space to walk around the queues. Interviews found the new system reduced wait times, made students happier, and allowed more space for movement. The principal, operations manager, and mentor were thanked for their support.
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Sin eng-47 - q at the canteen
- 1. Design for Change Challenge - 2011 Title :Q-2
- 2. Team Members- WHO ?
- 3. What? To shorten the queue, so as to reduce the waiting time to be served.
- 4. Where? Canteen @ Zhangde Primary School.
- 5. When? During Recess Time ( for all levels )
- 6. Why? To serve the pupils more efficiently during recess time, by reducing the waiting time and frustration. To create space to allow pupils to walk pass comfortably, without being hindered by the long single queue in front of each stall.
- 7. How? Pupils were asked to queue up in 2 rows instead of one single row in front of each stall.
- 8. Impact The waiting time was reduced. Pupils were served more efficiently. Pupils are much happier now. Space created to walk pass the queues.
- 10. Thank You! Mrs Sroya ( Principal ) Operations Manager – Mr Choo Mr Shahul ( Mentor )