Lambton Pre-School & Aftercare | Germiston
Children in Germiston

Lambton Pre-School and Aftercare offers a caring, in Lambton, Germiston. Our Pre-School caters for children Aged 15 months to Grade 0, in Lambton, safe environment with qualified teachers, Germiston.Our Aftercare caters for Primary School children. That is why our entire facility is closely monitored by CCTV cameras and your children are closely supervised by our staff. We are conveniently situated directly opposite Colin Mann Primary School, in Lambton, Germiston.We know that your child's saftey is of the utmost importance.

Lambton Pre-School and Aftercare prides itself on having attained the most excellent of reputations. Our premises and facilities are new, clean, neat and of a very high standard. That is why our entire facility is closely monitored by CCTV cameras and your children are closely supervised by our staff. There are some obvious no-no’s like studying with the TV on or studying in a crowded and busy place. It is important to divide subjects up into specific time frames so that they do not get bored or overloaded with one subject. During the break, they should leave the room, stretch, have a drink and get some fresh air before going back to the study area. Once the subject for studying has been chosen, have a look at how it can be made more story-like. Think of the movies that they watch and how much of the information they retain when stories are told with colour and variation. Get the general story right first and then later, add specifics like dates and numbers. Certain subjects like maths require PRACTICE, PRACTICE, PRACTICE! Remember it is not only about these exams but about having sufficient retention to be able to move up a year and carry on with more complex work. There are instances where stories can be created and in other cases, there is just plain old fashioned Rote learning required. Nothing beats taking from real life examples to teach them important lessons. Be extra cautious though not to mention financial struggles or frustrations. Do you remember your first encounter with the ATM machine as a child? Definitely not something we normally do with our children present, but giving them an idea of where money goes and why could not be more beneficial in getting them to understand the value of money, how saving in the present means doing fun things in the future, and that paying the bills is an on-going responsibility for all adults. If you’re giving them a certain amount of money every month, you also need to give them guidelines, specifying what your child can and cannot do with their money is one way of doing this, suggesting that they save or donate a certain percentage is another example. Introduce age appropriate books and apps they could use to manage their money. By discussing why it is important, along with the different ways they could save, you instill invaluable lessons for their future. There will always be the pre-teen who is age-inappropriate for the kiddies play area. Or do you watch out for the one sucker you know will watch the entire play area, the parent who tends to hover, helicopter rotor blades at full speed? Watch for long enough and you can usually tell if a situation has the potential to escalate. Yes there is a time to stand up for yourself, and your child, but there is also a time when you back down and walk away. The type of treatment a burn victim receives depends on the degree of the burn and how he/she got it.