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!

We think all our children have their own unique super powers just like these two wh love to dress up with a cape and run around looking for others who need help

Our older children practicing the base formation of “open circle” as we learn to write the letters for our names

Every Autumn, we head off around the local community to see what we can find - Autumn brings so many treasures waiting to be discovered

Easter always bring excitment as the children hunt for the chocolate eggs that have been hidden around the playground.

Being a culturally rich preschool means we get the privilage of being involved in a range of celebrations - today the festival of colours to celebrate Holi.

After weeks of checking on the chrysilisis, we finally saw our hatched butterfly

Exploring our local community and getting some healthy kai for our morning tea

Some of our older children enjoying a visit to the local school

We have the public health nurse comes to preschool regularly to check the children’s hearing and vision and the children love the games they get to play

Retelling stories together

When your lunchbox twinning with your bestie