Aroha At Treetops Childcare Centres
“He aroha whakatō, he aroha puta mai – If kindness is sown, then kindness you shall receive.”
Read more“He aroha whakatō, he aroha puta mai – If kindness is sown, then kindness you shall receive.”
Read moreThis time of year encourages generosity, community connection, and gratitude for the abundance the earth has provided. It is a moment to share the fruits of one’s labour and give back to those in need.
Read moreRisky play plays a key role in children’s learning and development, providing opportunities for tamariki to challenge themselves and test their abilities. At Treetops preschools, including our Botany childcare centres and Pukekohe childcare centre, we support children’s engagement in age-appropriate risky play in a safe and nurturing environment.
Risky play, such as climbing, balancing, and rough-and-tumble activities, allows children to develop cognitive, emotional, social, and physical skills. It also builds independence and confidence. Guided by the principles of Te Whāriki, our kaiako ensure children can take risks while learning how to keep themselves safe.
Read moreExplore the value of early childcare excursions. At Treetops Early childcare centres we realise the value of learning outside the centre.
Read moreEngage your preschooler’s senses with messy play. Learn about the benefits and get some ideas and recipes to try at home.
Read moreAt Treetops early learning centres (ELC), we believe that a simple walk can be transformed into an exciting adventure.
Read moreArts and crafts, especially collage art, provide children with avenues to express emotions and ideas while developing skills like problem-solving and concentration. This medium encourages creativity through material experimentation, highlights the importance of safety, and promotes sustainability by using natural and recycled items, fostering a sense of environmental stewardship.
Read moreThe first day of daycare is sure to be a very memorable experience for both you and your toddler! Many adults can still recall memories of their first day of daycare and what it was like to be separated from their parents for, often, the first time.
Read moreNo 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.
Read moreAt Treetops Early Learning Centres, community support is integral, promoting kindness through charity events like Daffodil Day, Jammies in June, and Pink Shirt Day. These initiatives teach children empathy, foster community connections, provide engaging learning experiences, and model generosity, inspiring tamariki to become compassionate individuals dedicated to making a difference.
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