Our daily rhythm follows your child’s lead, with time for play, kai and rest. Our sleep room caters for children transitioning from cots to beds. Following the respectful notion of whānau led sleep routines.

We enjoy regular walks to the local park, events, celebrations & spending time with whānau in the Te Puna room. We also have a van pick up (from 7.45am) and drop of service for your convenience..

Our Teina Room is designed totmeet the learning and developmental needs of our youngest tamariki. The indoor and outdoor space has well-appointed viewing angles to ensure the care and safety of each child whilst in play.

Our teaching team have been carefully selected due to their devotion for providing specialised care for the ever changing needs of our youngest tamariki. Respectful interactions and open communication between the child, teacher and whānau is of utmost importance.

We believe that nutrition is the foundation of a healthy, happy child. We provide nutrient dense, whole-food meals that are prepared lovingly in the our kitchen by our passionate cook. The meals are prepared using local-where-possible produce, including seasonal fruits, vegetables and whole foods. We can cater to any dietary needs your child may have.

Kia Ora my name is Dalice and I have over 5 years’ experience in the early childhood education area as well as working with school age tamariki through to high school.

I believe tamariki are a taonga and should be treated as such, leading, and being led by them through a learning journey that both physically, mentally and spiritually stimulates their well-being and individuality.

I am a mother to one handsome boy who takes up most of my spare time with cuddles and jumping in puddles. Out of work I like to drive around with my son visiting local beaches and parks and socializing with whānau and friends.

Hi, my name is Jill Loader. I have recently qualified as an Early Childhood Teacher after a working life in retail. Changing careers, later in life, towards early childhood was inspired by the enjoyment and challenges I received from being a mother and grandmother. Life is so challenging, but the wonder that young children have about life is an inspiration that as an adult I want to capture.

Young children’s idea’s, imaginations and working theories are an opportunity for me to support, guide and have fun on a daily basis as together we grow.

Kia orāna tatou kātoatoa

E te āroa

Ko Ina taku ingoa

Ko Enoka taku Tāne

E Etu ra tamariki

E Rima Tamaiti

E Rua Tamaine

E Taingarima Mokopuna

Ko Kuki Airani taku Enua

Ko Arorangi

Ko Araura taku pukuatu