At Paeroa Kindergarten, we believe tamariki learn through play – by doing, by asking questions, by interacting with others, by problem solving and by the purposeful use of quality resources within a safe, fun and stimulating environment.
Visits to ngahere (bush) provide opportunity for tamariki to explore the wonders of nature, make new discoveries, develop their physical skills, exercise their imagination and connect with Papatūānuku (Mother Earth).
Our programme provides an inclusive learning environment allowing opportunities for tamariki to interact with whānau, friends, community groups and services. Each tamaiti will have the opportunity to take responsibility for their own learning by participating in activities that interest them. They will have the freedom to create and act on their own ideas, develop knowledge and practice new skills.
Te ao Māori is woven throughout the curriculum. Tikanga rituals, protocols, and te reo are embraced and practiced in the programme.
Tamariki are supported through early literacy foundations and mathematics in a context that is familiar and meaningful to them. We encourage healthy eating and physical exercise. We believe this is paramount to promote growth and development, and support optimum learning.
Nau mai haere mai, come and experience our wonderful learning environment for yourself.
Rachel McElroy
Kaiwhakaako | Head Teacher
Kyra van de Wetering
Tokotū Whakahaere | Administrator
Address
13 Arney Street
Paeroa 3600
Phone: 07 862 8871
Mobile: 021 659 036
Email : [email protected]
Session Times | Hours |
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Monday | 8.45am – 2.45pm |
Tuesday | 8.45am – 2.45pm |
Wednesday | 8.45am – 2.45pm |
Thursday | 8.45am – 2.45pm |
Friday | 8.45am – 2.45pm |
Term Breaks | CLOSED |
Fees after government entitlements:
$6.00 per hour
More information about ϲʿ fees.
At Paeroa Kindergarten, we believe tamariki learn through play – by doing, by asking questions, by interacting with others, by problem solving and by the purposeful use of quality resources within a safe, fun and stimulating environment.
Visits to ngahere (bush) provide opportunity for tamariki to explore the wonders of nature, make new discoveries, develop their physical skills, exercise their imagination and connect with Papatūānuku (Mother Earth).
Our programme provides an inclusive learning environment allowing opportunities for tamariki to interact with whānau, friends, community groups and services. Each tamaiti will have the opportunity to take responsibility for their own learning by participating in activities that interest them. They will have the freedom to create and act on their own ideas, develop knowledge and practice new skills.
Te ao Māori is woven throughout the curriculum. Tikanga rituals, protocols, and te reo are embraced and practiced in the programme.
Tamariki are supported through early literacy foundations and mathematics in a context that is familiar and meaningful to them. We encourage healthy eating and physical exercise. We believe this is paramount to promote growth and development, and support optimum learning.
Nau mai haere mai, come and experience our wonderful learning environment for yourself.
Head Teacher
Glenys McKain
Administrator
Sonya Innis
Address
13 Arney Street
Paeroa 3600
Phone
07 862 8871
Mobile
021 659 036
Email
[email protected]