Understanding Anxiety in Children, And How To Help Them Through It
Many parents will recognise the scene: a school morning that should be ordinary turns into something entirely different. There are tears at the gate, a stomach ache with no clear cause, and a child who, by every measurable standard, is fine, yet is clearly not
How to Choose the Right Learning Path at Educ8 SA
With multiple programs available, choosing the right learning path can be overwhelming. Educ8 SA simplifies this process by offering structured, computer-based programs tailored to learners of all ages and goals. Consider Your Goals Young Learners (Preschool–Grade 8): Start with the Essential Learning Path for foundational
Bring the Family Together with Cartoonito’s World Tour Adventure
There is something special about gathering together at the end of a busy day, switching on the TV, and escaping into fun adventures as a family. Whether it is laughter from favourite cartoon characters or exciting movie nights together, these small moments often become the
What the IEB actually is, and how an IEB online school works
Most parents first meet the letters IEB on a school brochure, usually printed next to a fee that runs higher than the government school nearby. What the brochure almost never does is explain what those three letters mean, or whether they are worth paying for.
6 Tips to Help Tackle Maths Anxiety in Children
Maths can often present challenges for students when it comes to understanding the material. Those who struggle may be taking longer than others on work aren’t able to solve assignments on their own, or are unable to complete tests. When they don’t feel confident in
Six Ways Children Benefit When They Lead Their Own Learning
There is something powerful about watching a child become completely absorbed in what they are doing. Whether it is a toddler carefully pouring water from one cup to another, or a young child transforming cushions into an imaginary safari jeep, these moments are about far
Why PCOS is now called PMOS and what it means for women’s health
For decades, women diagnosed with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) have often been told that the condition centres on cysts forming on the ovaries. In reality, many women who meet the diagnostic criteria never develop ovarian cysts at all, which means that the name has long
Local Young Innovators to represent South Africa in New York
Two Grade 8 learners from Pretoria are taking the local STEM field by storm. Johan Vorster and Gustav Heesen were the first grade 7 learners to be crowned Overall Winners of the Gauteng North Imbewu Science Fair in 2025, beating older competitors across several grades.
Why Pokémon Horizons Is the Perfect Weekend Family Adventure
Weekend family time does not always need to mean outings, expensive activities, or packed schedules. Sometimes the best moments happen together on the couch, snacks in hand, sharing in an adventure that everyone in the family can enjoy. This June, families can jump into an
Panado® Expands Access with New 5 ml Sachets Available at Everyday Shopping Spots
Panado® knows that when a child develops pain or a fever, timing matters. Relief can’t wait for a planned pharmacy visit or a trip across town. For many families, especially those balancing work, transport and childcare, access is just as important as trust1. That is
Trampoline Therapy for Autism: Why Bouncing Builds Balance at Rush
Trampoline therapy for autism is one of the most effective and accessible sensory interventions available to South African families — and at Rush, it happens naturally, joyfully, every single session. For a child on the autism spectrum, the world can feel like a constant stream of
Development Through Play: PlayStation by Rush – Your Top Developmental Hub
Development through play is not a catchphrase – it is the most powerful cognitive and physical tool available to children under eight. At our toddler indoor park, every climbing frame, tunnel, and soft-fall surface has been designed around this single principle. As the June 2026 School Holidays
Where Did All the Good Places Go? A Study of “Third Places”
May drags on. Every parent knows the feeling. Kids are locked in study mode with June exams looming. They spend their afternoons hunched over textbooks instead of running around like they’re supposed to. The weather is turning; the days feel shorter. Everyone is a little
A Mom’s Look Inside Sugar Bay Holiday Camp With Actor Lunathi Mampofu
When actor & mom Lunathi Mampofu visited Sugar Bay Holiday Camp in Zinkwazi Beach, it was more than a quick stop at a children’s camp. It was a mom getting to see the place her daughter, Skye, had been talking about long after coming home.
June and July Holiday Camps That Give Kids More Than Just a Break
School holidays can be tricky for parents. You want your child to rest, have fun and enjoy their break, but you also want them to do something meaningful with their time. Something away from screens. Something active. Something social. Something that helps them grow. For
Why Online Education Has Become a Permanent Global Standard
The conversation around online education has changed significantly in recent years. What was once seen as an alternative option is now a recognised and respected part of global education. Families, universities, and employers increasingly acknowledge that high-quality online schooling can deliver strong academic results, flexibility,
Why Emotional Safety in Young Children Is the New Literacy
A child who feels safe learns differently. Before letters, numbers, and formal instruction can truly take root, children need something more fundamental: the emotional security to explore, question, connect and participate with confidence. According to Dibber International Preschools, emotional safety is becoming one of the
