Leadership Development Workshop Bingo
Explore leadership on a 5×5 bingo board as learners practise coaching questions, consider stakeholder perspectives and discuss lessons from setbacks. Tick ideas as they arise in the workshop.
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Explore leadership on a 5×5 bingo board as learners practise coaching questions, consider stakeholder perspectives and discuss lessons from setbacks. Tick ideas as they arise in the workshop.
How to run this activity
The facilitator selects relevant examples and exercises. Tick a square when its idea is actually demonstrated, discussed or practised. Pause for brief, voluntary reflections; play for one line rather than trying to force every topic.
Facilitator guidance
Review the 24 skills and discussion points on the 5×5 board and map selected squares to exercises in your workshop agenda. Offer alternatives for quieter learners without asking them to share personal stories. Play for one achievable line, and never invent activities just to complete the board.
Safety and inclusion
Use inclusive language and do not pressure anyone to disclose private information. Offer opt-outs and alternative squares. Check that the board suits the group size and accessibility needs, that all selected cues can occur, and that varied cues allow achievable winning lines.
Full prompt list
- A leadership value named
- A delegation challenge discussed
- An example of leading by listening
- A decision-making framework explained
- A team strength recognised
- A difficult feedback scenario
- A coaching question practised
- A leadership blind spot identified
- A stakeholder perspective considered
- A real-world priority trade-off
- A change-management obstacle raised
- An inclusive meeting technique
- A conflict de-escalation example
- A way to build psychological safety
- A measurable team goal drafted
- A decision that needs clearer ownership
- A lesson learned from a setback
- A succession-planning idea
- An ethical dilemma explored
- An example of leading without authority
- A useful question about trust
- A practical motivation technique
- A commitment for the next month
- A peer who offers constructive advice