No child is an island. While your child may have loads of adult company thanks to you, your spouse and your family and friends, it is also very important that your child spends time with children their own age as it is essential to their development.
Why It Is Important For Your Child To Be Around Other Children Read More »
Regular charity events help children become used to the notion of supporting worthwhile causes.
Raising funds and awareness Read More »
“The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go” – Dr Seuss.
The magic of a book Read More »
Playdough is a fantastic resource for tamariki. It is a relaxing and soothing resource that provides an amazing sensory play experience. Playdough can be used in many different ways to create whatever children are interested in and can be used alongside other resources to add another dimension to children’s play.
There’s more to playdough than playing Read More »
Our tamariki engage in a variety of learning experiences, many of which are child-led and influenced by their imagination and creativity.
Learning through exploration and fun activities Read More »
At Treetops Early Learning Centres we believe in the value of having animals within our learning environment. We consider caring for animals a good way for children to develop confidence, compassion, respect and knowledge.
The animal connection Read More »
At Treetops, we are committed to providing tamariki with healthy and positive nutritional habits to ensure they have the best possible start in life. Our Autumn menu is perfect for the cooler weather and seasonal changes. Here are two recipes for you to try at home.
Nutritious Food for Autumn Read More »
We enjoy celebrating Treetops book week every year. This is where we encourage our children to bring in their favourite books from home. Many of our children bring in their favourite books to read. We have a blast reading with our Tamariki.
Book week at Treetops Read More »
There’s nothing like the warm feeling of wrapping up in pyjamas, especially if it’s for a good cause.
The Joy of Jammies in June Read More »
The day before the ANZAC celebration, we shared with our Kea children why our school is going to be closed.