Goodwill Imara Academy

28/07/2026

💥THE COUNTDOWN IS OVER!
A glimpse of competition and fun awaits you tomorrow!
The wait is finally over! Tomorrow, Wednesday 29th July 2026, Goodwill Imara Academy proudly hosts its much-anticipated Annual Sports Day at Imara Daima Estate's main field.
We warmly invite all our parents, guardians, alumni, and friends of Goodwill Imara Academy to join us for a memorable celebration of unity, diversity and learning through sports.

18/07/2026

09/07/2026

Back then, I thought teaching in kindergarten would be easy — just ABCs and 1, 2, 3.�But when I finally stepped in, I realized it takes everything — your patience, your time, your sanity.
It drains your body and mind to the point that you come home too tired to even have energy left for your own family.
�You're washing hands and little behinds.
You're opening snacks, assisting with everything.
�And before you can even teach the letter A, you need to start with the basics — lines and strokes.
�And you can’t count how many times you’ve had to guide tiny hands, just to help them write a single letter.

In between all of that, you're constantly saying:�"Take care. Be careful. Sit properly." — over and over, to kids who never seem to run out of energy.

It feels like your body needs to be in five places at once.

Now I get it — teaching Kinder is no joke.�It’s hard. Really hard.�But it’s also where all the magic begins. Kudos to Goodwill Imara Academy's teachers 👏👏👏👏

09/06/2026

A gentle reminder for our dear parents:
Trust the process, support the journey, and watch our little learners bloom. 🌱❤️

30/04/2026

Tiny shoes, big dreams, and the cutest smiles are back in class 🥹🎒✨

Our little stars are ready to learn, play, and shine all term long—welcome back to school! 💛📚

27/04/2026

Happy Monday from Goodwill Imara Academy!
“Commit to the Lord whatever you do, and He will establish your plans.” — Proverbs 16:3
May this day be filled with peace, hope, and blessings as we prepare for a successful new academic term ahead.

30/12/2025

Admissions from Play Group to Grade 6 ongoing.

01/12/2025

Teach your children that disagreements are allowed — expected, even.�
A child who never challenges anything doesn’t grow into an adult with discernment. They grow into someone who doubts their own voice.

But teach them, too, that disagreement and disrespect are not the same thing. One invites growth. The other shuts connection down.

If we punish every “why?”�every differing opinion,�every uncomfortable truth they try to name,�we’re not raising children who listen —�we’re raising children who silence themselves.

And a child who learns to silence themselves at home will struggle to speak up everywhere else.

So let them question.�Let them express discomfort.�Let them bring their perspective into the room.�This is how they learn to think critically, advocate for themselves, and recognise when something doesn’t feel right.

But also teach them how to disagree with integrity.�How to express their truth without attacking.�How to stay grounded even when emotions rise.

Because the goal isn’t blind obedience —�it’s mutual respect.�
It’s raising humans who can honour their own voice without diminishing anyone else’s.

Disagreement is healthy.�Disrespect isn’t.�
And children learn the difference by watching us navigate both. ❤️

25/08/2025

At Goodwill Imara Academy, your child is not just a learner but part of a family.

We focus on building character, confidence, and competence from day one.

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06/08/2025

When children come home from school,
don’t rush to ask:
“What did you learn today?”
“Did you finish your lunch?”
“Do you have homework?”

Instead, just hug them.
Tell them how much they were missed.
Let them feel that coming home means comfort, not questioning.

They’ve spent the whole day following rules, sitting still, being “good.”
What they need most in that moment isn’t more discipline
they need connection.

Give them time to breathe.
Just sit beside them, no pressure.
You’ll be surprised what they might share when they feel safe, not interrogated.

Sometimes, connection speaks louder than correction ever could.