Malo e lelei and Fakalofa lahi atu, My name is Jessyna Sinisa. I completed my Bachelor of Teaching (ECE) in 2022. I enjoy going to the beach, listening to music and spending time with my family. I also have a dog named Goku and he is my best friend. I believe our children should be […]
Exploring and doing with hands on learning is the best way to explore science.
The Olympics is a wonderful event to help tamariki learn so many valuable things and learning about what is happening in the world is beneficial for them.
My name is Kate Hawke. I completed my Bachelor of Education ECE in 2021. I enjoy dancing, keeping fit by going to the gym, and spending time with my family and friends. I am an animal lover and I like spending time with my kitten Milton. My philosophy is I see each child as a […]
Learning about our solar system inspires tamariki, ignites their imagination and encourages a long term fascination about our natural and physical world.
Kaitiakitanga means guardianship and protection. It is a way of managing the environment, based on the Māori world view.
Looking at the life cycles of our amphibious and fluttery friends.
My name is Wendy, and I joined Pōhutukawa Kindergarten in January 2014. I have 12 years experience as an Early Childhood Swim Instructor for various swim schools in Auckland. Joining the team here is a great way to broaden my experiences with young children. I thoroughly enjoy watching and helping them play, learn, discover and […]
Learning about our history and heritage allows children to explore their identity and develop a sense of belonging.