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Smiley Kids Sinoville
Unclaimed Business
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Smiley Kids Sinoville
Unclaimed Business
1 Reviews (last 12 months)
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Performance(last 12 months):
#13Ranked In Education & Training
-100 NPSUnlikely
Ranking
#13
in Education & Training
NPS Score
-100
Recommended: Unlikely
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Jun '25 - May '26
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Boitshoko K
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
27 Jan 2026, 16:38
Wet school bag
When I got to the school this afternoon, my daughter's bag was wet from the rain(making her books wet as well) , when I asked what happened she told that Teacher Pontsho told them to leave the bags there, went back to ask exactly what happened they all didn't know what happened, Until Teacher Pontsho said she told the kids to bring the bags inside, she was making a lot of noise not wanting to take accountability, according to her it was my child's fault that her bag got wet. My thing is:Why did she not make sure that all the bag were inside, are they not supposed to make the last sweep? Were they rushing to get back to their chit-chat ting. I'm a paying for a service, she should have just apologized for her negligence instead she didn't want to take accountability. I had to walk away as she continued screaming. I'm really upset.
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Boitshoko K
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
27 Jan 2026, 16:38
Wet school bag
When I got to the school this afternoon, my daughter's bag was wet from the rain(making her books wet as well) , when I asked what happened she told that Teacher Pontsho told them to leave the bags there, went back to ask exactly what happened they all didn't know what happened, Until Teacher Pontsho said she told the kids to bring the bags inside, she was making a lot of noise not wanting to take accountability, according to her it was my child's fault that her bag got wet. My thing is:Why did she not make sure that all the bag were inside, are they not supposed to make the last sweep? Were they rushing to get back to their chit-chat ting. I'm a paying for a service, she should have just apologized for her negligence instead she didn't want to take accountability. I had to walk away as she continued screaming. I'm really upset.
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Thabang M
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
8 Mar 2024, 08:01
sinoville@smileykids.co.za
Recently, My 4 year old daughter told me that she does not wish to attend Smiley Kids any longer. I asked her what the reason was and she told me that A teacher at Smiley Kids Wonderboom had pulled her by her shirt aggressively, dragged her into direct eye contact with her and told her to stop playing on the benches. I am not an unreasonable mother. I understand that children have to be reprimanded when they are wrong. I know that a well disciplined child grows up to become an upstanding member of society. I know my daughter and that she can be a little ball of energy even for me at times. What I don't agree with, is disciplining by invading a child's personal space. Becoming physical with a child, be it hitting, grabbing or pushing is unacceptable. A care giver with adequate training would know this. I complained to the school but the matter was taken lightly. Abuse of any kind is traumatic to a child. My daughter is 4 years old and still developing and growing. She is yet to know herself. She is yet to understand what is acceptable and what is unacceptable with regards to her personal space. They are teaching our little ones that violence is okay if you were deserving of it. They are teaching our future generation that someone can violate you, push you or drag you if the situation allows. At home, we are teaching our children to value themselves whilst at school, they are being taught that they are nothing more than a number, they hold no value and they can be treated as such.
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Thabang M
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
8 Mar 2024, 08:01
sinoville@smileykids.co.za
Recently, My 4 year old daughter told me that she does not wish to attend Smiley Kids any longer. I asked her what the reason was and she told me that A teacher at Smiley Kids Wonderboom had pulled her by her shirt aggressively, dragged her into direct eye contact with her and told her to stop playing on the benches. I am not an unreasonable mother. I understand that children have to be reprimanded when they are wrong. I know that a well disciplined child grows up to become an upstanding member of society. I know my daughter and that she can be a little ball of energy even for me at times. What I don't agree with, is disciplining by invading a child's personal space. Becoming physical with a child, be it hitting, grabbing or pushing is unacceptable. A care giver with adequate training would know this. I complained to the school but the matter was taken lightly. Abuse of any kind is traumatic to a child. My daughter is 4 years old and still developing and growing. She is yet to know herself. She is yet to understand what is acceptable and what is unacceptable with regards to her personal space. They are teaching our little ones that violence is okay if you were deserving of it. They are teaching our future generation that someone can violate you, push you or drag you if the situation allows. At home, we are teaching our children to value themselves whilst at school, they are being taught that they are nothing more than a number, they hold no value and they can be treated as such.
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