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Inspiring young children to become e-waste warriors

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Cartoon Network Africa, the leading kids’ TV channel in South Africa, is partnering with the local E-Waste Recycling Authority (ERA) as part of its Climate Champions initiative. The collaboration aims to educate and empower children about the increasing challenge of electronic waste (e-waste). As a registered producer responsibility organisation, ERA is dedicated to improving e-waste […]

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Ensuring child safety and well-being in preschool

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The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child is a comprehensive guide to creating an environment that allows children to thrive. This guide embodies a child’s right to a safe environment and an education that helps them develop who they are, their talents and their abilities. It’s crucial to acknowledge these rights for

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The role of schools to ensure a safe and healthy online experience

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Over the past decade, technology has significantly transformed how we live, work and communicate. For parents, its impact has been especially profound. The mental health crisis among young people is alarming, with social media emerging as one of the significant contributing factors. “Social media amplifies free will to an unprecedented degree, allowing our thoughts and

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Is your child’s school delivering on its promises?

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A recent incident with a prominent private school revealed only a 50% matric pass rate –disappointing parents who paid substantial fees for quality education. Despite the school’s claims of following the Cambridge curriculum, issues like understaffing and unqualified teachers went unnoticed until it was too late. Choosing a private school is complex, with numerous options

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Primary school assessments: 3 factors that lay the foundation for success

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As parents, we eagerly watch our children attempt and reach their milestones from birth. One significant milestone that often fills us with both excitement and apprehension is their first big formal assessments in primary school. In public schools, these are usually the mid-year exams in Grade 5, which thousands of students across the country are

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Questions to ask when selecting a preschool for your child

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Choosing the best preschool for your little one can be a daunting task – it’s your child’s first experience of school and the beginning of their formal educational journey. It’s therefore important for parents to ask helpful questions as they evaluate their options. Janet Beyrooti, preschool curriculum manager at Curro Holdings, the JSE-listed independent education provider,

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The power of play is real

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On International Children’s Day, 1 June, Dibber International Preschools emphasises the importance of pretend play in childhood development. Ursula Assis, country director, urges parents and educators not to overlook the power of play amid the pursuit of academic achievements. “While the focus on achieving specific learning outcomes is important, it’s equally crucial to recognise the role of imaginative play in a child’s holistic

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Neurodiversity in the online classroom

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It is estimated that at least 10% of South African children have neuropsychological challenges. Neurodiversity, the range of different brain structures and chemistry found in the human population, includes people with autism as well as those with differences such as attention deficit hyperactivity, dyslexia, obsessive compulsive and sensory integration issues. Neurodivergent children may experience additional trials in life

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