Equipping our children for accidents
From the moment a child takes his/her first steps they are likely prone to have some minor accidents and tumbles.Cuts, scrapes, and bruises are among the most common injuries, and no family member is safe from minor accidents. While we can't always prevent our natural born dare-devils from getting hurt, there are plenty of things we can do to make them feel better.
At CityKidz we teach our children basic first aid techniques.
CityKidz Grade 7’s experienced a sun filled day of trials and physical exertion at Happy Acres in the Magaliesburg on Wednesday.
Creative writing is an art of sorts - the art of making things up. It's writing done in a way that is not academic or technical but still attracts an audience. Though the definition is rather loose, creative writing can for the most part be considered any writing that is original and self-expressive. A news article, for example, cannot be considered creative writing because its main goal is to present facts and not to express the feelings of the writer. While a news article can be entertaining, its main purpose is to present the facts.
Our Grade Ones are possible inventors, each sailing on a voyage of self discovery.Their only way of finding their limits of the possible is by going beyond them into the impossible. Since they are still young their goals are just out of reach but not out sight. Our wish for them is to be happy, well-balanced individuals.
We kicked off our “Ziegler Fun Day” with a match between CityKidz Male Teachers and the junior boys. It was a dramatic game and the boys played their hearts out. The game was ably refereed by Ms Ndlovu, it set the tone for an exciting morning of fun and soccer.
Once again we had a successful Interhouse Sports Day. The children were all ferried to the venue at the Johannesburg Cricket Club in busses kindly sponsored by Kenny from Sun Malto Tours. The weather was perfect and there was a lovely atmosphere throughout from the very first race, through the novelty group activities, the parent’s races and finally to the relay races. Thank you so much to all of you who came, it was also lovely to have so many parents joining us too. Mom’s and Dad’s races were incredibly exciting (with a few runners taking a tumble).
Well done to the Class of 2015. We wish the Grade 7's all the best as they go off to High School and wish all our other pupils a happy return for 2016.
The MMID Christmas Party took take place on Tursday. The children had loads of fun. There were Jumping Castles,Slip n Slides, yummy food and other fun activities, but most importantly Father Christmas made a brief appearance to hand out wonderful gifts. Thanks again to Kathy and Thalia from the MMID for all their hard work. The children were so happy to spend their last days of the term frolicking around Once again you are Super Stars.
The annual prize giving ceremony took place on the 2nd of December. Congratulations to all our deserving achievers and a great big thank you to all our parents, special visitors and staff who made this day a great success!
The annual prize giving ceremony took place on the 2nd of December. Congratulations to all our deserving achievers and a great big thank you to all our parents, special visitors and staff who made this day a great success!
CityKidz was created as a social initiative by Afhco Holdings, and opened in January 2008.
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18 Mooi Street
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Johannesburg
-26.20918, 28.05198
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CityKidz Pre & Primary School is Accredited by Umalusi, Council for Quality Assurance in General and Further Education and Training – accreditation number 18 SCHO1 00576.
