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"Good manners, self respect and respect for others go hand in hand. What a lovely gift to give to our children, especially when Manners4Minors makes the learning so much fun.  When social skills are laid so early, the long-term benefits are priceless."    Dr Jane Cox, BA Psych and Comm; MA Metaphysics; D.Emed (Psych) - EPASA

 

 
is a programme designed specifically for 3 to 6 year olds, aimed at introducing them to the benefits of having good manners and displaying universally acceptable social skills.
 
 
Through interactive role play, props, puppets and interesting environments together with positive reinforcement, peer encouragement and a carefully designed curriculum, we aim to stimulate an interest in the manners that will extend beyond the school walls and will have an impact on every aspect of our children’s lives. A well-mannered minor that becomes a well-mannered adult has an enormous advantage over his peers.
 
The curriculum includes lessons on bullying, party etiquette, road safety, telephone skills, table manners, bossiness, good sportsmanship, personal safety, the magic words, healthy eating, the importance of telling the truth, bedtime procedure, money skills, we cannot afford it, whining and nagging, divorce, the importance of grandparents, pet care, physical differences and introductory skills.  Lessons are accompanied with worksheets, poems and/or sing-a-long songs (have a listen in the Kiddies Corner!).
The challenge for many parents is to get their children to realise the benefits of such refined behaviour! This is where Manners4Minors can help.  Predominantly through demonstrating emotional responses which both friends and adults have to well-mannered children, we have succeeded in producing a product that will enrich the lives of children who participate in the programme and, without doubt, change some children’s lives forever.  

"Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, it's the only thing that ever has." 

Margaret Mead

 

 

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