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MANAGING CHANGES AND CHALLENGES
Courses and workshops designed to assist girls aged
11 - 13 with their transition from childhood to adolescence.

GIRLS WHO CAN is an 8-week course for 10 -13 year old girls,
(in grade 5 to 7), designed to assist them with the physical, emotional and relationship changes they will experience during adolescence. Using creativity, discussion and role play we teach the girls helpful techniques to ease them in stressful times as well as assist them through the life changes they are all experiencing now.

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* Bookings now open for 2026!

Please scroll down for more information on the courses currently on offer and send an email to: admin@kidswhocancommunity.co.za to learn more and put your child's name on our wait list.​​​​

CALENDAR 2025

Term 4 courses are currently full.

Managing changes and challenges​

Age 10 - 12 (grade 4 - 7)

  • Southern Peninsula, 8-week course: 

      New group starting in 2026 - details coming soon

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Age 10 - 12 (grade 4 - 7)

  • Southern Suburbs, 8-week course: 

      New group starting in 2026 - details coming soon

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COST​

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Age 10 - 12 (grade 4 - 7)

8-weeks

The lessons are 2 hours long and there will be 1 session a week for 8 consecutive weeks.

Cost of the full course is R3 400 upfront and R3 550 over 2 months. 

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Please note: 

* For the 8-week course, we offer a 2 month payment plan if required.

* We take a minimum of 6 and a maximum of 10 children per group.

* A group will only go ahead if we have the minimum number of participants.

* We offer a 30% discount if you host the group at your home. 

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* Book now to reserve your seat!

​​​For more information: please email admin@kidswhocancommunity.co.za

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MOTHER AND DAUGHTER DAY: 

After the lessons with the girls, there will be an option to attend a workshop with mothers and daughters. For more information, please send an email to admin@kidswhocancommunity.co.za

R 1500 for both mom and daughter for a 4 hour workshop. 

"On this course, I learned that I am unique and different and that even if I like one thing and someone else likes another, I don't have to pretend to like what they like."

                                                                                  - Taeya, 12

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