the joy of teaching, the love of learning |
Haere Mai
Ngā Tamariki o Ngā Hau E Whā Kindergarten
(Children Of All Places Kindergarten)
Welcome to Ngā Tamariki o Ngā Hau E Whā Kindergarten. We value the duel heritage of Aotearoa, Maori and English.
Enrolment forms can be obtained here, or you can call into the kindergarten, without an appointment, and we'll be pleased to help you enrol your child.
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Please view our latest Testimonials here
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Our Session Times Are: Monday to Friday: 8:30am to 2:30pm Our Staff To Child Ratios Are: We have a ratio of 1 teacher to 10 children, with additional non teaching support as well. |
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Our Philosophy:
We uphold the mana of each tamaiti. Through iwi matauranga our vision is to uphold the practices that are unique to the whanau, hapu and iwi of Ngati kahungunu ki te Wairoa. We believe that by developing their confidence, aroha, resilience, creativity and identity their mana will forever be upheld.
Whakatauaki - Na Emarina Manuel
Pupuri i te mana, Retention of Dignity
Ako i te Reo, Teaching the language
Awhi i te whanau, Loving all as family
Eke ki te taumata, Reaching greater heights
Tumanako kia mau tonu te mana o te tamaiti mo ake tonu atu.
Desire to uphold the mana of he child forever after.
5 Critical areas of learning
Our Favourite 2016 ERO Comment:
The kindergarten's carefully planned and well-resourced environment enhances the learning programme. Children are supported to engage in activities in which they become explorers, risk-takers and nurturers.
Children's interests and individual needs underpin the kindergarten curriculum. Teachers use deliberate strategies to extend individual interests and address identified needs. Children enjoy learning through play. They relate respectfully and positively with each other and adults. Teachers and children know each other well. Parents and whānau contribute their knowledge to promote children's learning. Children are well supported to self-manage and lead their own learning.
The broad curriculum reflects the kindergarten's commitment to Māori ways of knowing, doing and being. Literacy, maths and science development are emphasised. An intentional focus on wellbeing includes healthy food and physical activity.
View full 2016 ERO report here.
Testimonial:
" The experience I had was very helpful - the ladies were able to help both me and my child to separate. It gives us both independence and my son has made wonderful friends and is learning a lot from the other children. The atmosphere is relaxing - there is a nice feeling about the kindergarten". Teresa
We uphold the mana of each tamaiti. Through iwi matauranga our vision is to uphold the practices that are unique to the whanau, hapu and iwi of Ngati kahungunu ki te Wairoa. We believe that by developing their confidence, aroha, resilience, creativity and identity their mana will forever be upheld.
Whakatauaki - Na Emarina Manuel
Pupuri i te mana, Retention of Dignity
Ako i te Reo, Teaching the language
Awhi i te whanau, Loving all as family
Eke ki te taumata, Reaching greater heights
Tumanako kia mau tonu te mana o te tamaiti mo ake tonu atu.
Desire to uphold the mana of he child forever after.
5 Critical areas of learning
- Mana
- Aroha
- Resilience
- Creativity
- Tau taiao/Enviro schools
Our Favourite 2016 ERO Comment:
The kindergarten's carefully planned and well-resourced environment enhances the learning programme. Children are supported to engage in activities in which they become explorers, risk-takers and nurturers.
Children's interests and individual needs underpin the kindergarten curriculum. Teachers use deliberate strategies to extend individual interests and address identified needs. Children enjoy learning through play. They relate respectfully and positively with each other and adults. Teachers and children know each other well. Parents and whānau contribute their knowledge to promote children's learning. Children are well supported to self-manage and lead their own learning.
The broad curriculum reflects the kindergarten's commitment to Māori ways of knowing, doing and being. Literacy, maths and science development are emphasised. An intentional focus on wellbeing includes healthy food and physical activity.
View full 2016 ERO report here.
Testimonial:
" The experience I had was very helpful - the ladies were able to help both me and my child to separate. It gives us both independence and my son has made wonderful friends and is learning a lot from the other children. The atmosphere is relaxing - there is a nice feeling about the kindergarten". Teresa
Left to right back: Tamara, Becky, Polly
Front: Aira, Bobbi
Meet the Staff:
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Head Teacher Aira Bremner
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Teacher Becky Ryan
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Contact Us:
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Phone: 06 838 4422
Cellphone: 027 325 9665 Email: ntw@napierkindergartens.co.nz Address: 55 Freyberg Street, Wairoa, HB |
Phone: 06 835 7890 Email: info@napierkindergartens.co.nz 66 Kennedy Road, Napier PO Box 4298, Marewa, Napier New Zealand |
Mission and Vision StatementsOur Vision: |
