Buzy Bee Pre Primary School / Day Care

Buzy Bee Pre School & Buzy Bee Academy Birthday 🎂🥳 celebrations

2021🙌

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The choicest blessings of Almighty are always showered on you to make each day of your life a blessed one. Happy Father's Day. To the all the fathers who has always taught us to walk the right path, who has always taught us to do the right thing in life. We thank you with all our heart and we wish you Happy Father's Day.

Look mommy-Our fulday Grade R & RR kiddies are now learning how to make their own cheese and tomato sandwiches on Fridays.......hopefully they suprised you today with daddy's/guardian's supervision ofcourse ❤🧡💛💚💙💜💟

To All the Amazing Mothers on this group, may you truly come to realize your worth. You are beautifully and wonderfully made - with purpose! May your Mothersday be filled with love, recognition and family.
Happy Blessed MOTHERSDAY !!!

From us here at the Bee Hive to you our family 🐝

🥳🙏🏼✝A blessed and Merry Christmas to you all

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We would like to extend our gratitude for entrusting us to groom your children's foundation. A special appreciation to the Mashaba family Mr Inno Mash (Pastor, MC, Actor, Banker) you name it🤗

Thank you all so much for availing yourself last night.

We pray for God's eternal abundant blessings,guidance and protection over our students as they going into another world away the Buzy Bee Hive🐝🙏🏼✝🛐
Research shows that children who sing/dance/act/play their little hearts out are four times more likely to be recognized for academic achievement compared with their non-performing friends — and they tend to have enhanced cognitive, motor, and social development to boot. But the benefits don’t end there. Getting up on stage can enrich your child’s life in all sorts of surprising ways.
Kids Who Perform Are Quick Thinkers

Whether you’re a kid or an adult, the ability to stay calm and carry on is what keeps a small blooper from mushrooming into a major one. When something goes wrong during a show, kids learn to improvise.
No performance is ever perfect, says Olkowski, so the real skill is learning to minimize errors and get back on track. “When someone flubs a line, the other kids learn how to cover for him,” he says. “I tell them it’s not about never making a mistake; it’s about never letting the audience see your mistake and having fun. Those are great skills that transfer to the classroom setting as well, whether it’s giving a presentation in front of peers or being called on to answer questions.”

The ability to expect the unexpected — and then roll with it — will give your child confidence any time she tests new waters.

They Master Their Anxiety

Let’s face it: Even grown-ups get nervous when we have to speak in front of our colleagues or give a presentation to the boss. Learning from an early age how to cope with performance jitters gives kids a leg up in those big life moments. “The first step for a parent is to normalize a child’s feelings of anxiety,” accordingly research. It’s completely natural.’” It won’t take away the nerves, but let your child know there’s nothing wrong with feeling this way.