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Our centre thrives on community connections and meaningful interactions. We regularly invite the local librarian from Tawa Library to join us for mat times, sharing stories and fostering a love for reading among our tamariki. We also welcome visits from the residents of Longview Rest Home, where our tamariki host special events, including mat times filled with singing and dancing, and enjoy shared morning teas during occasions like Easter.
We make the most of our surroundings, taking tamariki to a nearby open field for outdoor sports activities with equipment like soccer goals and mini hurdles. For our older tamariki, we organize visits to Redwood School, just a short walk away, to help them transition smoothly into their next educational journey.
Our passionate and culturally diverse team focuses on creating a welcoming, home-like environment. We celebrate tamariki and whānau through cultural events like Matariki, Diwali, and Heritage Day, fostering love, compassion, and belonging.
We have two specialised learning rooms to cater for the needs of our children as the grow and develop. Our spaces are also enriched by the stories of our local community. We’ve begun exploring the history of our building, once a Four Square store with a fish-and-chip shop and hairdresser. With help from community members and archive photos, we’re weaving these stories into our curriculum, giving tamariki a deeper sense of belonging. Through these efforts, our centre is more than just a place to learn—it’s a hub for connection, exploration, and community