With schools closed for the holidays, parents are turning their homes into spaces of fun and learning for children.
Simple activities such as reading storybooks, drawing and colouring help sharpen creativity while keeping kids occupied. Board games and puzzles encourage critical thinking and family bonding.
Outdoor play within the compound, including skipping, football or cycling, helps children stay active and healthy. Parents can also involve children in simple household tasks like baking, gardening or cleaning, turning chores into learning moments.
Watching educational programmes and doing small science experiments further stimulate curiosity, making the holiday both enjoyable and productive.
