Bloom Garden International School

THE MALEZI PROGRAM

Children with autism spectrum disorders and other special needs deserve caregivers who truly understand their unique strengths, challenges, and ways of learning. In response to this vital need, Bloom Garden Schools has introduced the Malezi Program—a practical, five-weekend training designed to empower caregivers and nannies with the essential knowledge and skills required to support these children with confidence and compassion.

Whether you already work with children with special needs or hope to do so in the future, this program will equip you to provide high-quality, informed care in homes, schools, and communities.

Training begins February 2026.
To enroll, call or text +254 722 987 077.
Only at Bloom Garden Schools.

A new term means fresh opportunities to learn, grow, and shine.
Let’s make it a great one! 📚🌟

Merry Christmas from Bloom Garden Schools 🎄

As we celebrate this beautiful season, we give thanks for our incredible learners, dedicated staff, supportive families, and the wider Bloom Garden community.

Christmas reminds us of love, hope, and the joy found in every child’s growth—at their own pace, in their own unique way. May this season fill your homes with peace, warmth, and renewed faith for the year ahead.

From all of us at Bloom Garden Schools, we wish you a Merry Christmas and a New Year filled with purpose, progress, and endless possibilities. 🌟

❤️🌱

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🚨 THINGS TEACHERS SHOULD NEVER DISCUSS WITH PARENTS 🚨

Sometimes, teachers get into trouble not because they’re unskilled, but because they say things they shouldn’t.

To maintain professionalism and peace of mind, here’s what to avoid in conversations with parents:

✅ 1. Your personal struggles
Parents don’t need to know about your stress, finances, health, or frustrations. Keep it professional — oversharing can undermine your authority.

✅ 2. Other teachers’ weaknesses
Never say, “The previous teacher didn’t do a good job” or criticize colleagues. It makes you look unprofessional and could come back to haunt you.

✅ 3. Internal school issues
Salaries, management conflicts, or staff disagreements are private. You’re there for the students, not to gossip.

✅ 4. Details about other learners
Avoid comparisons or labels like “Your child is better than John” or “Mary is difficult.” It’s a breach of ethics and can hurt relationships.

✅ 5. Personal dislike for the child
Even if a student stresses you, never share negative feelings. Keep emotions separate and focus on the child’s growth.

✅ 6. Sensitive info you can’t verify
If you’re unsure, don’t say it. Guessing can create unnecessary problems.

💡 Rule of thumb:
Talk only about the child’s progress, behaviour, needs, and improvement plan. Parents respect teachers who communicate with clarity, boundaries, and wisdom.

📚 Being professional doesn’t make you distant — it makes you trustworthy.