COVID-19 and kids

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Let’s go on a family outing in Gauteng!

by Jozikids | COVID-19, COVID-19 and kids | 0 comments

Gloriously sunny days should be spent out and about! With the lockdown almost behind us, families are itching to spend a day away from home. And, with some caution, and safe practice from both visitors and venues, you can now enjoy a family outings in Gauteng! Clip...Read more

Take a virtual tour for your next field trip: it’s awesome!

by Jozikids | activities, COVID-19 and kids, school outings | 0 comments

Virtual field trips are an exciting way to visit places around the world, at any time, without leaving the comfort of the couch or classroom

Music lessons – the food of love in level 2

by Jozikids | COVID-19, COVID-19 and kids, extra mural activities | 0 comments

If music be the food of love, sign up! Music lessons everywhere are stringing up their drums and pitching their notes of strict COVID safety measures to welcome you back. Online and in-person lessons in piano, guitar, vocals, drums and more are now available for both...Read more

Be a Sport! The season for sports begins in Level 2

by Jozikids | COVID-19, COVID-19 and kids, extra mural activities | 0 comments

Throw, catch, ride or kick…it’s time to get active again! Sports fanatics will be relieved to know that restrictions have been lifted on sports coaching and extra murals in Level 2, even though safe practice measures must be adhered to. Kids and adults...Read more

Dance Classes welcomed back to studio in Level 2

by Jozikids | COVID-19, COVID-19 and kids, extra mural activities | 0 comments

Level 2 Lockdown brings with it a spring in your step. Whether you enjoy clicking those heels or pointing them toes, gather some poise for some welcomed recreational and competitive fun. Dance classes are ready to resume in-studio

How to keep visiting safely in Lockdown Level 2

by Karin Van Der Merwe | COVID-19, COVID-19 and kids, family time | 0 comments

It’s so tempting to go back to completely relaxed socialising and let down our guard. We must, however, remain cautious. A second surge of COVID is to be avoided!

COVID in children: managing symptoms & recognising dangers

by Dr Ashley Jeevarathnum | COVID-19, COVID-19 and kids | 0 comments

Managing Covid in children at home and recognising the dangers signs that require hospitalisation, oxygen and more care

Swimming lessons welcomed back for a new season under Level 2

by Jozikids | COVID-19, COVID-19 and kids, swimming pools | 0 comments

“There is no evidence that Covid-19 can spread to humans through the use of pools as the chlorine kills the virus that causes Covid-19. A younger child has got a higher risk of drowning than dying of Covid-19”

Covid-19 revised 2020 public school calendar

by Jozikids | schooling, COVID-19 and kids | 0 comments

The Department of Basic Education has issued the revised 2020 public school calendar. Find out more about these changes

How to help a child struggling with Coronavirus Anxiety

by Jeanne Roux | COVID-19 and kids, COVID-19 | 1 comment

If you or your children are feeling worried, learning how to deal with coronavirus anxiety in a healthy way can help the whole family be more resilient, both now and when the pandemic is finally over.

How safe is going on a family outing under Level 3?

by Dr Daniel Israel | COVID-19 and kids, COVID-19 | 1 comment

Stay home and stay safe, but when you need to get out on occasion, plan ahead, get out and have fun. As long as the correct measures are taken to ensure you are in an outdoor area, you should be able to recharge your batteries.

Six reasons why schools must be open if we are to fight Covid-19

by Nic Spaull | COVID-19, COVID-19 and kids | 6 comments

Nationwide lockdowns and school closures have incredibly high costs for families and children. Limiting Covid-19 infections must be a top priority, but it cannot come ‘at any cost’.

Mental health tips for kids and teens during COVID-19

by Dr Sheri Fanaroff | COVID-19 and kids, COVID-19 | 0 comments

Just like adults, children (both big and small) are also experiencing anxiety during these unusual times. It is crucial that we keep a check on our kids mental health during Covid-19.
Let’s identify why they may be experiencing anxiety and then look at ways of keeping them mentally fit.