Our wee King in his castle! Our children dive into creativity every day with the magnetic tiles, building imaginative worlds, colourful towers and everything their minds can dream up.

As a wind up to our Māori Language week celebrations, we had Loopy Tunes come and entertain our children with their joyful singing.

Its heartwarming to see the children helping each other, showing their āwhina by extending a hand.

Teamwork to create a masterpiece!

We love having such a big green space to run about!

Happiest Birthday to our wee Birthday Princess - how fabulous coming to preschool and getting the royal treatment for your birthday. 5th birthdays are always bittersweet - we love to look back at how much you have learned but there is always a little sadness as we will miss you when you go to school

We love getting out an about in our community - today we headed off to leave a care package for one of our teachers who has been in hospital. Manaakitanga underpins everything we do and we role model this value in everything we do.

Every term we have our friendly Public Health Nurse pop in to visit to give our 4 year olds hearing a vision check ups.

Staff catch up to farewell Einni on her overseas adventure - was great for some of the old faces to join us for this special farewell. Bon Voyage and happy adventures!

Through freindship, children develop a sense of belonging, reduced stress and a big boost of happiness - we love watching friendships blossom.

High Tea celebration for one of our original children - saying goodbye to the children is hard but saying goodbye to one that has been with us from the beginning is a whole different kind of hard.

Sometimes children just want to find a quiet place to play uninterrupted and let their imagination create thier own narrative

Some of our older children were invited to the local school to watch their kapahaka performance for Matariki celebrations - what a passionate display of haka and waiata!

We love seeing friendship grow and blossom

It warms our hearts to see the morning routine of a book before goodbye

Using te rākau to create music and rhythms

As we learn about keeping ourselves safe, we had the local fire crew come and talk to us about what we can do in an emergency.

Pyjama day was started with pancakes and hot chocolate - happy children!