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Cotlands and Standard Bank partner to launch an innovative Toy Library project

Cotlands and Standard Bank partner to launch an innovative Toy Library project

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On 2nd June 20238th June 2023By Natalie FrankIn Current News, Projects, Uncategorised
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Cotlands Celebrates World Play Day with a Superhero-Themed Event: “Play the Hero”

Cotlands Celebrates World Play Day with a Superhero-Themed Event: “Play the Hero”

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On 24th May 202324th May 2023By Natalie FrankIn Advocacy, Current News

Cotlands is thrilled to announce its participation in the World Play Day celebration on Sunday, May 28. With the exciting...

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In every child is a rainbow waiting to shine

In every child is a rainbow waiting to shine

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On 29th July 202129th July 2021By Natalie FrankIn Advocacy, Current News, Education, News 2021Tags Volunteering

Cotlands goal is to roll out a network of 500 toy libraries across South Africa. The majority of young children...

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Education is the key

Education is the key

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On 29th July 202129th July 2021By Natalie FrankIn Advocacy, Current News, Donations, Education, News 2021, Parenting

Thanks to your support, early learning was provided to more children   At Cotlands, we know that education is the key...

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Benefits of reading aloud to children

Benefits of reading aloud to children

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On 2nd February 20212nd February 2021By Natalie FrankIn Advocacy, Current News, News 2020, Parenting

There are many benefits to reading aloud to children. It helps to develop a variety of skills in children. Books...

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Tips on how to encourage play and prevent children from being deprived of play

Tips on how to encourage play and prevent children from being deprived of play

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On 26th January 202126th January 2021By Natalie FrankIn Advocacy, Current News, Education

Children who do not have opportunities for play are more likely to have developmental difficulties. Children’s cognitive and emotional well-being...

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Creating a balance between adult directed play and child directed play.

Creating a balance between adult directed play and child directed play.

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On 19th January 202119th January 2021By Natalie FrankIn Advocacy, Childhood, Current News, Uncategorised

Children depend on adults to ensure that they are able to play. Adults have the responsibility to be able to...

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Types of free play activities

Types of free play activities

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On 15th December 202015th December 2020By Natalie FrankIn Advocacy, Childhood, Current News, Uncategorised

Set up stations with different activities each day for children to choose from during free play time.Children also need enough...

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We need your help to get 67 MySchool supporters to add us as a Beneficiary!

We need your help to get 67 MySchool supporters to add us as a Beneficiary!

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On 14th July 202016th July 2020By Natalie FrankIn Current News, MySchool, Uncategorised

It takes 67 seconds to share our challenge amongst your friends. 67 extra swipes will make a sustainable difference to...

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Role of the adult in playful learning

Role of the adult in playful learning

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On 7th July 20207th July 2020By Natalie FrankIn Current News, Parenting, Top Tip Tuesday, Uncategorised

Children learn through play. They develop various skills through different kinds of play-based activities; social, emotional, language, maths and cognitive...

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