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Age 12 Workshops

Build confidence, independence, and strong friendships whilst mastering personal responsibility and leadership opportunities.

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Age 12 - Expanding Horizons

Age 12 is characterised by increased cognitive capacity, growing independence needs, and more complex peer relationships. Participants are ready for greater responsibility and deeper exploration of their strengths while still benefiting from structured guidance and skill development.

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Ages
Best for children aged 12 years

Dates
Every second Tuesday
Schedule provided upon registration.

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Time
14:30 - 16:00 CAT

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Location
TBC

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What to expect in this age group’s workshop

Independence Development

Master self-advocacy, time management, and personal responsibility.

Discover and develop unique talents and interests.

Strengths Exploration

Navigate peer pressure, digital citizenship, and complex friendships.

Advanced Social Skills

Begin meaningful service and leadership opportunities.

Community Engagement

Completion and Transition

Age 12 graduates have developed independence, advanced social skills, and community awareness. They transition to Age 13 with confidence in their abilities, clear understanding of their strengths, and readiness for authentic self-expression and deeper leadership challenges.

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