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kIDZONE

Kidzone academy and Daycare is a stimulating environment for kids age 3-10 at affordable rates
 
We are accepting enrollments for 2016 
  
we aim to provide an environment that lets our little minds thrive through learning and playing
 
​"Education is the most powerful weapon which   you can use to change the world". Nelson Mandela
 
​ Arrival and Closing Times

 

Arrival is from 07:30 am to 08:00am
School closes at 17:15pm
                                                  
 In the event that you could be late, please inform us as soon as possible, so we can assure your child that you haven't forgotten about him / her. If you should collect your child after 17:30 pm overtime will be charged at R50 per hour

SafetyFor safety purposes, children must be handed over to the adult in charge and a child will not be sent out to parents waiting in the car. Please inform the school when someone else will pick up your child from school. Your child will not be handed over if parents made no prior arrangements.

 

​MEALS
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 Breakfast must be served at home

We provide a healthy lunch, drinks and two healthy snacks

 *teeth has to be brushed at home 

Healthy food policy is followed by the school and all meals are prepared daily on the school premises under strict supervision.

A cooked lunchtime meal is served. Meals options are alternated to ensure that that our children do not get bored with the same meals

HEALTH POLICY

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Illness and injuries

 If your child will not be attending school, please notify us before 08:40.
Health policy

PLEASE KEEP YOUR CHILD AT HOME IF HE / SHE IS SICK. No sick children are allowed at school

In the event of your child falling ill or having a severe injury,
you will be contacted to pick him / her up A.S.A.P. In the event of parents not being available, the friend or family member listed on the registration form will be contacted.It is your responsibility to take your child to the doctor and pay any medical bills ( including ambulance
costs ). 
Medication

All medication must be handed to the adult in charge. Under no circumstances may ANY medicine be left in your child's bag

Medication All medication must be handed to the adult in charge. Under no circumstances may ANY medicine be left in your child's bag. Your child will not receive any medication, unless you have made a note in their book

​REQUIREMENTS

 

Children should wear comfortable clothes

For the first day please send the following:

 

  • A facecloth

  • Navy blue hand towel

  • 4 rolls of toilet paper

  • Wet wipes

  • 1 Box of 200 tissues

  • Hat in Summer 

  • Extra set of clothes

  • 1 small Pillow

  • 1 Small blanket

  • 1 pritt

  • Crayons

  • 1 hard cover file

  • swimming costume (if attending swimming lessons)                 

 

ALL ITEMS SHOULD BE MARKED CLEARLY Including bottles, lids, containers, clothes, shoes and everything else that belongs to your child.
 

 

    DAILY  ROUTINE

 

 

 

730-   Arrival         

           Greeting     

           Free play  

       

8:15-   Toilet routine             

            Wash hands 

 

8:30-   Exercise / movement activities / Gross Motor program – a group experience to enhance children’s large muscle development and                           develop an enjoyment of physical activities

          

8:45-  Morning ring 

            what day is it? What month is it ? Season colours shapes numbers Weather chart , register,  birthdays, news,   What will we be doing                           today.

                                                       

9:15-   Educational Activity

 

10:00- Wash hands
            Healthy snacks juice 
                                          
10:30- Outdoor free play (weather permitting) 
            where there is a variety of physical, fine motor, social and cognitive activities set up for children to further develop their skills               of co-ordination and strength and social interactions 

   

11:15- Toilet routine
           Wash hands

 

11:30-  Interactive songs and movement
             Finger rhymes

 

11:45-   Language/Story Time – educational detailed stories are read to the children. Children are encouraged to recall the events in the story                   and ask questions. Stories encompass both printed tales as well as felt board and puppet stories

 

12:15- Wash hands

               lunch time

 

 

12:45- Afternoon nap

 

14:00- Wake up time

               Toilet routine

 

14:30- Outside play

 

15:30- Wash hands

               Healthy snacks and juice

 

16:30- Indoor play

 

17:00- Preparing for hometime                    

               Rest/ quiet time 

 

17:15- Hometime 

 

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