26/10/2021
Kindergarten Teachers Speak Out for Children’s Happiness How can teachers bring common sense and compassion to education policy?
BURMA ROAD OLD BOYS&GIRLS - see the list of all our past pupils with photos Fully qualified teacher offering a well balanced educational programme.
We are a small school with a high teacher to pupil ratio (3:20) ensuring individual attention. Set in private tranquil garden with wide range of facilities and activities available.
26/10/2021
Kindergarten Teachers Speak Out for Children’s Happiness How can teachers bring common sense and compassion to education policy?
10/09/2021
02/07/2021
02/07/2021
Fabulous free app to keep kids busy and learning too. Available in several SA languages.
Feed the Monster – Bellavista Feed the Monster Feed the Monster Let’s give South Africa the power of reading! South Africa’s literacy statistics reflect an indisputable crisis in education. Children cannot read at a proficiency level that affords them a basic comprehension of text and access to primary education after age 10...
21/03/2021
You cannot rush the process. Meet your child at the emotional age presented.
05/03/2021
Consistency may be the oil, but variety is the spice of living. Don’t limit your options by subscribing too literally to the idea that you must use the same consequences every time your child misbehaves. The rules should be steady; the consequences of violating them can vary.
05/03/2021
POWERFUL IMAGE TO HELP REMIND US TO INTERACT WITH OUR KIDS MORE THROUGHOUT THE DAY
Being parents, especially stay-at-home moms and dads, can be very tough, but it's important to remember all things in moderation. Working on developing those social skills with our kids by talking and playing with them throughout the day can enhance their speech and language, social interactions, communication, problem solving skills, executive function and so much more. Staying in tune with those important relationships can really enhance your child's learning development. Keep up the good work parents!
14/02/2021
Call for 'summer of play' to help English pupils recover from Covid stress Exclusive: children should be having fun with friends instead of extra lessons, say experts