Fictional example
Willow Lane Primary
Amara, Grace, Tomasz, Dev and Ruth
One goal, six questions
Each question gets its own page, with a diagram drawn only from published connections. Each answer sets up the next one.
1What are we trying to achieve?The goal, and what has to be true for it.6 statements · 5 connections
9 accepted · 2 proposed2What stands in the way?What is happening now, and why.9 statements · 7 connections
12 accepted · 3 proposed · 1 disputed3Where do needs pull two ways?Two needs that both serve one objective, and positions that rule each other out.5 statements · 5 connections
9 accepted · 1 disputed4What will we change?The change, and what it should lead to.9 statements · 6 connections
8 accepted · 7 proposed5What has to happen first?What stands in the way of the change, and what gets past it.9 statements · 8 connections
13 accepted · 4 proposed6Who does what?Actions, and what each should achieve.8 statements · 5 connections
9 accepted · 2 proposed2What stands in the way?What is happening now, and why.9 statements · 7 connections
12 accepted · 3 proposed · 1 disputed3Where do needs pull two ways?Two needs that both serve one objective, and positions that rule each other out.5 statements · 5 connections
9 accepted · 1 disputed4What will we change?The change, and what it should lead to.9 statements · 6 connections
8 accepted · 7 proposed5What has to happen first?What stands in the way of the change, and what gets past it.9 statements · 8 connections
13 accepted · 4 proposed6Who does what?Actions, and what each should achieve.8 statements · 5 connections
Small diagrams show the real shape of each part: boxes are statements coloured by role, and lines are published connections. Loose boxes have no connection yet.