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Dear parents, we welcome your children to the start of third term. We have packaged a lot of creative programs for all students!!!! We appreciate your patronage and assure you of our dedication to make our students the best. You are Great!!!!

Dear parents, the second term at Covenant Potters Child Schools has commenced and I would like to take the opportunity to welcome you all.
Education can be likened to a great big canvas and this year we would like our children to throw as much paint as they can on the canvas of their education. I appeal to the children, the parents and the teachers to value and uphold our schools great standard.
This year I have no doubt that our children will throw themselves into their education, they will make the most of the canvas of opportunity that they are offered and they will paint the goals that they aspire to. I have no doubt that if they remain motivated in the classroom, then they will achieve their goals. Their education is sound, creative and innovative and Covenant Potters Child Schools, together with the parents and the children themselves, will help to make this a reality.
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Covenant Potters Child School Welcome to Covenant Child Schools, a place where natural curiosity and imagination lead to explorati

Happy New Year dear parents, thank God we made it through. 2017 promises to be a wonderful and amazing year for us at Covenant Potters Child Schools Ilorin. Don't let your child miss out on the great learning experience this year. We look forward to seeing you again as we resume on the 9th of January 2017!!!

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Great Covenant Potters Child School teachers, this is to say a big thank you for a job well done this last term. Your efforts are highly appreciated!!! We look forward to a greater and better 2017. You are all great!!!

Dear parents, the first term has rounded up on a high note!!! We want to appreciate your patronage and cooperation during this period. The holidays have begun and we want to wish you all a pleasant time. The school resumes on the 9th of January 2017 and we are looking forward to a wonderful resumption. You are all great!!!!

Raising a total child demands sacrifice and dedication not only from the school but also from the parents. Infact, the parents have a lot of work to do in raising children. Here are some tips on HOW TO MAKE SCHOOL MORNINGS EASIER for parents. . We care....


Be Strict About Sleep

You almost certainly give your kids a bedtime, but be sure you’re sticking to your own as well. Everyone differs in how much sleep they need, and you know how much is enough. Do yourself a favor by getting to bed on time so you’re less cranky and more able to deal with the hurdles of the morning with ease.

It’s tempting after a long day of work to put off what you can until the next day. Yet, leaving things for when your brain is still waking up only makes things harder. Make preparations for the next morning, like putting out breakfast bowls and the kids’ clothes, part of your nightly routine. Once dinner, cleaning and homework help are out of the way, you can relax knowing you’ve made the next day as easy as possible.

Make Time for Yourself

Getting up earlier might sound like the last thing you want to do, but even 10 minutes to yourself with coffee and the morning paper can help you relax. With a peaceful mindset, you can then get started on waking up the kids and preparing for the day. A calmer attitude sets you up for the rest of the day.

Incentivise Getting Ready Early

Giving yourself and your kids enough time to get ready is key to avoiding rushing around and getting stressed. It can be difficult for kids to see the benefit of getting to school on time, as they’re usually reluctant to go in the first place. If you offer a small treat for finishing early, like 15 minutes of cartoons before leaving, children often get ready on time by themselves. Even better, make treat time something you share with them, either by watching their shows as well or doing some drawing or playing together.

Give Everything a “Home”

If you’re always scrambling to find the car keys, school bags or shoes, make sure you set places for all these things so you know where they’ll be. Tell your kids it’s important to put everything back in its proper place, and supervise until they make it a habit. You’ll find you spend less time looking for everything and more time enjoying your mornings together and being on time.

With everyone sleepy and thinking of the tasks for the day ahead, mornings with kids can often be the most stressful part of the day. By implementing some structure, planning and fun time into the routine, school mornings can become a lot less stressful and set you and your kids up for a great day ahead.

Source: childdevelopmentinfo.com