Teams of 3 or 4.
Players form a line, holding onto each other’s waists, in a snake like formation to form the tail. Another player tries to tag the last player in the line they are the chaser. The other front players in the line try to protect their team member in the rear by moving around and getting in the way of the chaser.
Switch players in 1min intervals or if the chaser tags the rear member, so everyone has a chance at being the chaser.
Chaser wins if they can tag the rear person.
The tail win if they can stop the chaser from tagging the rear member.
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"It is not only useful for staff who are experienced but a valuable tool for those subject staff who have to take teams."
