
Kids Activities in South Africa Today
Let the kids run, jump, and climb their way through the park. Pack a picnic and enjoy the fresh air and beautiful surroundings at places like Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden in Cape Town or Walter Sisulu National Botanical Garden in Johannesburg.
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Ballet Dancing for Kids
A graceful and academic art that your child will love to perform. They can start learning from any age and will learn discipline and elegance among the many other benefits this classical art provides.
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Your Child's First Gymnastics Class : A Journey of Discovery
Enrolling your child in their first gymnastics class marks a significant step toward a dynamic, active lifestyle. From mastering basic moves to conquering intricate routines, your child's gymnastics journey is one of physical development, camaraderie, and skill refinement.
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Tennis for Kids
Get your kids to take part in this popular competitive sport! Kids can start learning from a young age, and will enjoy watching their skill improve. Doubles or singles, with family or with friends, your children will love sharing their progress.
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Embark on a Creative Journey: Art Classes for Kids in South Africa
Creating art is a journey that teaches children patience and determination. Art Teachers guide them through the process, encouraging them to improve their work and instilling invaluable life skills.
Read moreDarts for kids
Let your kids shoot for the bull’s eye! Dart games are fun and educational, making them an ideal activity for your kids!
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Kick-Starting Soccer: A Guide to Early Engagement
Emphasize the importance of enjoying the game and learning from every experience.
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Table Tennis for your Kids
If your kids want to develop their hand eye co-ordination table tennis may be the answer!<br>Great for confined spaces and indoors, it has become a fiercely competitive sport that goes all the way up to Olympic level!
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When to Begin Your Child's Karate Journey
There's no one-size-fits-all answer to this question. The ideal age for your child to start Karate classes & lessons in South Africa depends on their individual personality, interests, and readiness.
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Petting Zoos for Kids
Do your children love animals? Then take them to a petting zoo! Your kids will love the chance to pet and play with cute and unusual animals.
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Karate 101: Unleashing the Power of Martial Arts for Young South Africans
Karate demands attentive practice and mindful execution of techniques, assisting in enhancing your child's ability to concentrate in both academic and personal pursuits.
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Do I need my own guitar before I can start learning?
I understand that people are afraid to cough up money and purchase a guitar. They are afraid that they might not ‘take’ to it and will end up quitting. With that being said, I’m here to tell you that in order to really give guitar playing a shot, you need your own guitar.
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Horse Riding for Kids
Horse riding is a great activity that gives your child contact with animals and nature , and helps develop maturity and responsibility.
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Clarinet For Kids
If your child is keen to learn a musical instrument, try the clarinet!<br><br>A standard fixture in school bands across the country, the clarinet is easy and fun to play and a great way to start your kids on a musical instrument!
Read moreFencing for kids
En Garde and let your kids try out a fun and skill-stimulating game of fencing! Both classical and modern fencing is known to be a good sport that can develop your reflex and speed and will definitely be a fun, yet challenging kid's activity that your young ones will enjoy!
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Secondary Art Schools for Kids
Are your kids creatively inclined and looking for an outlet?
Read moreCombat sports for kids
Are your children fascinated by martial arts films? Have you caught them doing a karate chop in the backyard? If so, a combat sport could be the perfect kids activity for them! They build strength and self esteem with less risk of injury than team sports.
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