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01/08/2017

Have you considered teaching your child the difference between arrogance and confidence? Did you even know that there is a difference? If yes, do you consider it important to do so?
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Have you considered teaching your child the difference between arrogance and confidence? Did you even know that there is a difference? If yes, do you consider it important to do so? As parents, we can often be so driven to build our children's self-esteems so that they won’t be

28/07/2017

Andrea’s son, Andrew, is in in the U/15 A Cricket team of his school in Pretoria. Mike (his father) is away from home due to work responsibilities which often leaves Andrea alone to support her son’s sport events.

Where does Zatsa fit into the picture? http://bit.ly/2u4NpP8

26/07/2017

With the new term buzzing and new sports matches on the horizon, don't be left in the dark! Stay on top of your (parenting) game: https://zatsa.com/

25/07/2017

Start the new term on the right foot! Keep your child fuelled and ready for their sports season by keeping the following in mind when it comes to their diet: http://bit.ly/2uVXj9R

Top nutritional tips for your child athlete If there’s one thing that gets neglected in today’s busyness, it’s food. Fast food options are readily available and convenient - and especially tempting when you’re doing runs between school, sport, and other extramural activities. How do you ensure

21/07/2017

Teamwork is somewhat magical!

19/07/2017

Sports event details are now in the palm of your hand at all times, and not stuck (or forgotten) on a refrigerator door… https://zatsa.com/

Zatsa provides South African schools with a mobile app and platform to enable two-way communication between schools and parents about sports events and participation.

18/07/2017

Happy Nelson Mandela Day!

18/07/2017

When you think about it, is the intense training at a young age, little family time due to constant training, and the severe injuries really worth it? Don’t be the parent who hijacks the joy from your child’s school sport years. http://bit.ly/2sP3U21

Nothing beats a good, fun game of rugby (or any sport for that matter). The main intention of school sport should always be to have fun and enjoy the game.

13/07/2017

QOTD: "It's hard to beat a person who never gives up." - Baby Ruth

12/07/2017

How to know that the game has become too competitive:

1. Your child is never smiling on/off the field on game day and seems overly nervous.
2. You are shouting insults to other team members or the coach.
3. You are scolding your child for making mistakes.
4. You are never asking the question: “Did you have fun?”
5. Your child becomes more worried about which team they will be on than whether they’ll be able to play at all this season.

06/07/2017

What would be an effective way to support your young ones in their school sport in a healthy, balanced way? http://bit.ly/2kGPeyq

We all know that parent. They’re always at game day shouting their lungs out on the side-line. Usually it’s not very encouraging things that’ll boost their child’s performance.

05/07/2017

Melanie Koulouris said: "Be humble in your confidence yet courageous in your character."