We’re more than a childcare centre—we’re a community. From the moment you step through the door, you’ll feel it: the laughter, the love, the sense that everyone belongs. We build strong, genuine bonds with our tamariki, their families, and with each other—because we know that when a child is surrounded by aroha and trust, they flourish.
Our kaiako are passionate, down-to-earth, and deeply committed to making every child feel safe, supported, and celebrated. We laugh together, learn together, and grow together—because that’s what whānau do.
Convenient Location
We are very conveniently located less than 2kms off the North-western motorway (State Highway 16) and down a long driveway so we aren’t located on a busy road. We have ample parking so that pick up and drop off is a breeze with very few traffic issues.
Our Teachers
Our teaching team is a vibrant tapestry of cultures, ages, and personalities—ranging from calm and gentle to wild and wonderfully energetic. From our youngest kaiako in her mid-20s to our treasured grandmother figure, each one brings their own unique magic to the mix.
No matter their style, every Teacher shares one thing in common: a nurturing spirit, boundless patience, and a deep dedication to making sure your child feels safe, joyful, and ready to thrive.
Our indoor and outdoor spaces
Every corner of our centre is thoughtfully designed to support your child’s development—not just physically, but emotionally, socially, and cognitively. Our generous indoor and outdoor spaces are more than places to play; they’re spaces where tamariki are encouraged to wonder, problem-solve, collaborate, and grow at their own pace.
We create environments that invite curiosity, nurture independence, and strengthen resilience—because we believe every child deserves the chance to discover who they are and what they’re capable of.
We believe that nature is one of the greatest teachers. That’s why our tamariki enjoy open, natural outdoor areas where they can explore, observe, and engage with the living world. From feeling the wind in their hair to watching bugs up close, it’s in these small moments that big learning happens.
And we don’t stop at the gate. Regular walks in our local area help children build a sense of place and belonging, strengthening their confidence, curiosity, and relationship with the wider community.
At the heart of everything is aroha. We aim to create calm, inspiring spaces where children feel safe, supported, and excited to grow into their best selves—inside and out.
ERO Report
Read our most recent ERO report and evaluation on the education and care of children.