A's Little Blessings

02/10/2026

Not sure if our school meets all your needs?
Then come visit our school to see our classrooms , meet our teachers and see our environment.

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Because we believe that every parent and little blessing should feel at home when entering our doors.

Book a school visit today.

01/10/2026

Term 4 is starting and we have space available for a few enrollments.

Our 2027 Enrollments are also open. This is where your child's journey begins 🌈🙏🙏🙏

We are starting to craft new memories.

30/09/2026

🌱 Good habits start small, but they last a lifetime.

Teaching little ones good habits from an early age helps them grow into confident, responsible and caring children.

From saying please & thank you, washing little hands 🧼, tidying up after play 🧸, sharing with friends 🤝 and learning to be kind ,every little habit is a step towards independence.

At A's Little Blessings, we believe that children learn best through love, patience, play and positive example. 🌈

Little habits. Big lessons. Bright futures.

Looking for a nurturing environment where your little one can learn, play and grow?

📩 Contact us to find out more about enrolment and available spaces.

29/09/2026

Alphabet N-Z

29/09/2026

Alfa

28/09/2026

Preschool is so much more than learning ABCs and 123s.

Through play, exploration and guided activities, children develop important skills such as communication, problem-solving, creativity, confidence, independence and social skills. 🧩🎨📚

Every day is an opportunity to learn something new, make friends and discover the world around them.
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25/09/2026

24/09/2026

Every day is carefully planned to balance learning, creativity, exploring and free play.
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23/09/2026

22/09/2026

Tema van die week Erfenisdag🇿🇦
Theme of the week Heritage day 🇿🇦

National Braai Day: The day is also informally known as National Braai Day because many people gather around a barbecue fire to share food and celebrate together.

Origins and History
Shaka Day: Before 1995, 24 September was known as Shaka Day in KwaZulu-Natal. It commemorated King Shaka, the Zulu monarch who died on this date in 1828.

The Compromise: When South Africa's new parliament drafted the Public Holidays Bill after the end of apartheid, Shaka Day was initially left out.

National Recognition: The Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) objected, and a compromise was reached to create an inclusive public holiday where all South Africans could celebrate their diverse heritage. The first official Heritage Day took place on 24 September 1995.

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