Starting daycare is one of those milestones that tugs at the heart. For your child it is a brand new world of friends, kaiako, and adventures. For you, it can be a mix of pride, excitement, and a few nerves.
There is a particular kind of magic in watching a child discover something for the very first time. Recently at Nature’s Point, our tamariki became little scientists for the day, and the wonder on their faces said it all. Science Day was all about hands-on exploration. With plates, colour, and a few simple ingredients, our…
Whether your child becomes an artist or maestro, encouraging creative art activities are transformative in shaping young minds.
Our tamariki and teachers came together wearing pink to spread kindness, inclusion, and friendship. Through meaningful conversations, activities, and shared experiences, children learned the importance of standing up against bullying and showing respect and empathy towards others.
Confidence plays an important role in how children learn, communicate and interact with the world around them. Children who feel confident are often more willing to:
we came together to acknowledge and learn about ANZAC Day in a meaningful and age-appropriate way. The children explored ideas of remembrance, courage, and honour through thoughtful discussions and hands-on activities.
Technology is now part of everyday life for most families. While digital devices can offer educational benefits, research increasingly highlights the importance of balancing screen time with outdoor experiences.
In a world increasingly shaped by screens, schedules and indoor routines, outdoor play has never been more important for young children. Across New Zealand, more parents are recognising the value of nature-based learning and the positive impact outdoor experiences can have on child development.
