It can be challenging to communicate with adolescents, but here are some tips to help: Be a good listener: Adolescents want to be heard and understood. So, when talking to them, try to listen attentively to what they are saying, and give them the chance to express themselves. Be non-judgmental: Adolescents often feel that they... Continue Reading →
Learn to say NO to your child.
By Judith Achieng. Everybody wants the best for their children. The very best that not even our parents could give us.In doing this parents often try to give in to every demand made by their children. Children of today get it very easy . Saying NO is also key to a child's growth. Never feel... Continue Reading →
Fear of Math Among students
The truth is that we should never label ourselves or anyone else as not a “math person.” We cannot let the math fundamentals be the hurdle limiting our potential. Our daily lives are too dependent on math to ignore. Math skills are survival skills.
Children and Politics.
2017 is an important year in the history of this great nation Kenya. This is the year when the nationals go to the ballot to pick a leader of their choice, the 4th or the 5th president of Kenya. Already the nomination process is behind us. The violence witnessed during that period was immense: What... Continue Reading →
SPANK
Spanking teaches children that violence is the solution to problems. It also teaches children that it is okay to use physical violence to control other people and situations. Spanking teaches kids that it is okay to hit the people you love. Spanking teaches them nothing that will be useful or helpful in their adult lives... Continue Reading →
Collective Punishment in Schools:A war crime?
An 11 year old girl has left tongues wagging after she referred to collective punishment in schools as a war crime.Eva Bell says these in a feedback form that her father found she had filled. This mesmerized the dad as she talked about what many have wanted to talk about,but they didn't know how. The... Continue Reading →
BABY STAR by Shaleen Keshavjee-Gulam:A Book Review.
Praise inspires.Bullying injures Praise inspires.Bullying injures is the author's main message of writing the book.She does a splendid job at bringing this out.With crisp illustration done by Ian Arunga the book is an easy read for both children and adults who love chidrens'books .Anybody will hold this book to have a read. Shaleen Keshavjee-Gulam who... Continue Reading →
Mother’s Day:The Flip side!
Happy belated Mother's day to all real mothers out there! I don't know,but I have a feeling that the above mentioned Day comes more than once a year.Could it be because of the hype that normally accompanies it? 'Happy Father's Day' only comes once a year and it is normally low key.Where did fathers go... Continue Reading →
FATHER
Citadel of our family, A star at the roof of our house, We honour you, father. Citadel of our family, Your concern for us is unlimited, You pay for many things : Food and clothes, Health and education. A star at the roof of our house, We honour you, father. Pillar of our family, Our... Continue Reading →
ROBERT OMWA 
This is a nice initiative that I want and must be part of it. With the few guidelines I want…
Well said Hannington. Your support during that tournament was second to non
am so proud of Irene. The partnership has helped spot our girls with talent.. more to come please
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Call me on 0722483048 we can talk, I want you at the centre