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Our course structure ranges from Nursery, Basic, Secondary and Undergraduate tutorials.

HOW TO HELP YOUR KIDS WITH TIME MANAGEMENT
We all know that as soon as school starts we need to schedule annual checkups and go back-to-school shopping, but how do we set our kids up for success that will last through the school year and beyond? By empowering our kids with the gift of time management. Here are some tips to help:
* Set a bedtime.
Ease your kids back into a consistent sleep routine one or two weeks before school starts. Kids ages 5–12 need 10–11 hours of sleep per day. Set a reasonable bedtime and stick to it.
* Turn your child’s routine into a checklist.
This is the best thing you can do to reduce family stress during the week. During the school year most kids generally follow the same daily routine—take a shower, get dressed, etc. Instead of badgering your kids to get stuff done, work with them; create a personal checklist that includes personal care tasks and age-appropriate chores. Hold them accountable to finish their tasks. When you hear “but I didn’t know!” or “what should I do now?” send them to the chart. No more excuses.
* Have the kids create their own calendars.
Work with your kids to add afterschool activities to a virtual or physical calendar to help them see what their days will look like, and make the mental shift back to school. The earlier your kids start learning about calendaring, the more independent they will become—and the less you’ll have to do for them (which is a good thing!).
* Put time on their side.
While your kids probably know how to tell time, they may not understand why it’s important. Help them to develop a greater awareness of time by buying a watch and teaching them how to gauge the amount of time needed to complete routine tasks like washing the plates, sweeping, doing homework, reading, etc.
* Teach kids to plan.
Being somewhere on time (whether it's a traditional classroom or the dining room table), prepared and ready to learn, requires planning. Does your child need to get homework together? Does she need sports gear for an afterschool activity? What time does your child need to get up in order to be ready on time? Post a checklist including what they need to do, and what time to do it so everyone is accountable for their own schedule.
* Establish set meal times.
Perhaps it’s a throwback to the Cleaver household of 1959, but setting regular meal times for the entire family (e.g., 7 a.m. breakfast) will not only help kids become more aware of time, but it helps ensure time spent together as a family.
* Establish rules for electronics (goodnight, iPad!).
We all know that it’s not good to be glued to screens 24/7. Many parents establish the “what, when, and how much” as it relates to screen time, but it’s also a great idea to set a concrete “bedtime” for technology, when all screens are turned off for the night. Yes, parents, too.
* Designate a study zone.
Kids need a designated study area where they can do homework without being distracted. Do you have a plan for the papers that come home from school? Some you’ll need to keep while others can be “filed” in the recycling bin. Figure out how you will manage the paper flow.

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5 WAYS TO MAKE YOUR CHILDREN FALL IN LOVE WITH READING
••Create A Special Reading Area:
This is very vital as it stimulates the child's brain all the time by reminding them that there's work to do on the reading table. So never underestimate the power of the reading desk.
••Get Them Engaged: After the day's work, always endeavour to call your children to your room and ask them some salient questions about what they read or learnt, both during the holidays and during the school days.
••Build Their Confidence: Never make your child feel as if they do not know anything. Even when they fail or stutter during question and answer sessions, encourage them to try harder. This really means a lot to them!
••Easy Access: Buy books, and keep buying books for them. If possible build a library.
••Give Books As Gifts: Instead of shoes and toys as gift items, you can buy them history books as gift items. This inculcates in them the habit of reading.

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CHRISTIAN HERITAGE ACADEMY uses this medium to wish all her pupils, students and parents a happy Easter celebration. Remember to stay safe while preparing for resumption.

Registration is still on-going into the various classes
* Day Care Centre
*Nursery 1-3
*Primary 1-6
*J.S.S. 1-2
It is not late to register your children/wards.
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Parents/guardians should always endeavor to enroll their kids in a school where their academic cm spiritual needs are taken care of. Shalom.
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CHRISTIAN HERITAGE ACADEMY resumes today Monday, 13th January 2020 for the second term in all her campuses across the globe.
* Day-Care *Nursery *Primary *Secondary

As parents/guardians, always endeavor to enroll your kids in a school where their academic cm spiritual needs are taken care of. Shalom.
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