Resilience is a child’s ability to cope when things feel hard, then try again with support. For children aged 2–5, resilience doesn’t look like “toughing it out”. It looks like learning to name feelings, calm their body, and practise simple problem-solving—one small moment at a time.
Every small hand can make a big difference. When children learn to care for the world around them, they begin to see that their actions – even the tiniest ones – have power. Teaching sustainability isn’t just about recycling or turning off the lights; it’s about shaping how children see their place in the world.
Every parent dreams of raising a child who can face life’s ups and downs with confidence, kindness, and calm. In today’s fast-paced, screen-filled world, it’s more important than ever to give our tamariki opportunities to connect with nature, explore freely, and build emotional strength through real-world play.
A heartfelt thank you to everyone who made our Father’s Day celebration so special! To our amazing kaiako and student teachers – thank you for preparing our tamariki with beautiful waiata and fun activities.
At Nature’s Point, we joyfully celebrated Samoan Language Day, embracing the rich culture and traditions of Samoa. We learned basic Samoan greetings such as “Talofa” (hello), “Faafetai” (thank you), “Fa’amolemole” (please), “Tofa” (goodbye), and “Afio mai” (welcome).
Today at Nature’s Point, we had an exciting day celebrating Superhero and Favourite Disney Character Day! Children came dressed as their favourite heroes and Disney characters, bringing magic and fun into our day.
What a fabulous day we had celebrating Pyjama Day at the centre! Everyone—tamariki and kaiako—came dressed in their coziest pyjamas, creating a warm, relaxed, and joyful atmosphere.
At Nature’s Point, we celebrated Mother’s Day by inviting all the amazing and positive female role models in our tamariki’s lives. It was a heartfelt occasion to show love, appreciation, and gratitude for the women who nurture, guide, and support our children every day.
