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The Early Education Centre's Character-Building Event
28
Feb
Blog, School Holiday Programme

The Early Education Centre’s Character-Building Event

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School holiday programmes allow children to develop social skills, build self-esteem and appreciate differences. It gives them the opportunity to have fun and enjoy quality childcare while keeping active during the holidays. Holiday programmes also provide constructive activities for children which help to improve their physical and mental health. The Early Education Centre (TEEC) recently…

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The Early Education Centre - School holiday programmes
17
Jun
Blog, School Holiday Programme

What Are the Benefits of a School Holiday Program?

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The school holidays are always a good time for children, not so much for parents. Routines are out of place and good babysitters are hard to find. As a solution, The Early Education Centre (TEEC) hosts a Character-Building School Holiday Programme. Character building at an early age is important for helping your child grow into…

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World Play Day with the theme ” Sustainable Play”

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Dr Freda Kim who is from South Korea is the founder of World Play Day. This day is celebrated on the 28 May and is celebrated in 40 countries (includinig us. S.A) and is recognized on the UNICEF South African calendar of events. The theme for this special day is “sustainable play” WHY PLAY? Play…

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Another successful character building June holiday programme

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The theme for the 2 weeks were “Know and be safe” , Traffic Officer Lizelle Moses who surprised the children with special treat talks from the Fire Department, Stellenbosch Law Enforcement and the talk with Mr. Adolf Adams from Urban Forestry who allowed the children to touch and feel his long, slippery, scaly reptiles, the…

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