Learning Centres in Mount Roskill, Auckland
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1327 Dominion Road, Mount Roskill, Auckland, 1041
09-620 5706
Our Team At Roskill South Kindergarten, we cultivate strong partnerships with tamariki, whanau, and the wider community. Our fully qualified teaching team are skilled at fostering and nurturing children’s social competence, which includes developing self-confidence, communication skills, emotional regulation, and empathy. Philosophy/Environment Children learn by doing, and the power of play provides a vehicle for children to grow and develop knowledge, skills and learning dispositions. Our environment is richly resourced, featuring an expansive variety of loose parts. Exploring these open-ended resources encourages the development of learning dispositions, such as setting tasks (formulating their own plans), engagement (focused attention), persistence (problem-solving), playfulness, creativity, curiosity, and imagination. These dispositions foster the critical thinking necessary for mathematical, scientific, and literacy learning. This “hands-on” approach to learning not only develops and extends important foundations but also sets the stage for ongoing learning. Weaving our local curriculum Our teachers are skilled at implementing a high-quality learning programme based on the New Zealand Early Childhood Curriculum, Te Whariki. Our practices are research-based and serve to develop and strengthen learning dispositions, knowledge, and skills for children. This approach supports children to be motivated learners who love learning and taking the lead in their learning through their interests and passions. Bush Kindergarten We offer a weekly outdoor programme known as “Bush Kindergarten” at Bob Bodt Reserve, directly behind our kindergarten. This classroom without walls is a platform for children to immerse themselves in the wonders of the natural world. Here we actively promote opportunities for appropriate risk and challenge, such as tree climbing, imaginative play with sticks, and much more. Exposing children to the joy of manageable risks, helps them develop the ab… Open now
26A O'Donnell Avenue, Mount Roskill, Auckland, 1041
09-620 0702
Established in 1908, the Auckland Kindergarten Association AKA is a charitable trust made up of over 100 kindergartens in the greater Auckland area Open now
19 Akarana Avenue, Mount Roskill, Auckland, 1041
09-620 8323
Established in 1908, the Auckland Kindergarten Association AKA is a charitable trust made up of over 100 kindergartens in the greater Auckland area 
101 Chivalry Road, Mount Roskill, Auckland, 1025
09 845 4176
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6A Dunkirk Terrace, Mount Albert, Auckland, 1025
09-846 5476
Established in 1908, the Auckland Kindergarten Association AKA is a charitable trust made up of over 100 kindergartens in the greater Auckland area Open now
27 Shorwell Street, Sandringham, Auckland, 1025
09-845 1364
Kindergarten, Learning Centre, Playgroup Open now
668 Richardson Road, Hillsborough, Auckland, 1041
09-620 5344
Established in 1908, the Auckland Kindergarten Association AKA is a charitable trust made up of over 100 kindergartens in the greater Auckland area Open now
830 New North Road, Mount Albert, Auckland, 1025
09-846 6909
Established in 1908, the Auckland Kindergarten Association AKA is a charitable trust made up of over 100 kindergartens in the greater Auckland area Open now
2 Kenneth Avenue, Sandringham, Auckland, 1025
09-849 4523
Established in 1908, the Auckland Kindergarten Association AKA is a charitable trust made up of over 100 kindergartens in the greater Auckland area Open now
31 Taylors Road, Mount Albert, Auckland, 1025
09-846 3101
Kindergarten, Learning Centre, Playgroup Open now
5 Exminster Street, Blockhouse Bay, Blockhouse Bay, Auckland, 0600
09-627 8042
Established in 1908, the Auckland Kindergarten Association AKA is a charitable trust made up of over 100 kindergartens in the greater Auckland area Open now
24 Mark Road, Mount Albert, Auckland, 1025
09-846 4379
Established in 1908, the Auckland Kindergarten Association AKA is a charitable trust made up of over 100 kindergartens in the greater Auckland area Open now
11A Milton Road, Mount Eden, Auckland, 1024
09-630 3720
Established in 1908, the Auckland Kindergarten Association AKA is a charitable trust made up of over 100 kindergartens in the greater Auckland area Open now
108 Halsey Drive, Lynfield, Auckland, 1042
09-626 3218
At Lynfield Kindergarten we are future focused and are passionate about building resilience for a healthier tomorrow. A place to belong Relationships are the cornerstone of our practice. We show manaaki by making everyone feel welcome. We are inclusive of all cultures and passionate about bi cultural practice. We love to celebrate cultural events and welcome whanau anytime. Our staff are diverse and we have speakers of English, Mandarin, Cantonese, Croatian and Hindi. Independent and empowered Guided by the NZ National Curriculum Te Whariki, we are child centred we see each child as a competent, capable learner and communicator. We have high expectations of our tamariki and encourage self-help skills, fostering these through our interactions. Learning spaces We have a wonderful environment for our children to learn in. Our outdoor space is natural and spacious we have a good selection of equipment that we tailor to children’s interests. The indoor area is set up to engage children with quality resources available for them access freely and explore. We offer a range of activities to extend children’s interests and knowledge and skills. Local connections We work with the school next door to build good transition for our tamariki going to school. We enjoy regular excursions according to children’s interests and we invite members of our community to share their talents with us. Having fun together Being a part of our kindergarten whanau means you’ll always have an opportunity to get together for celebrations. Our disco at the end of the year is a big highlight for our community and is always well attended and lots of fun. We welcome you to come and visit us at Lynfield Kindergarten to see our kindy in action. We can talk to you about the learning that happens and show you all we have to offer. Open now
14 Aberfoyle Street, Epsom, Auckland, 1023
09-638 9272
Established in 1908, the Auckland Kindergarten Association AKA is a charitable trust made up of over 100 kindergartens in the greater Auckland area Open now
17 Oakley Avenue, Auckland, 1026
09-828 1467
Whanau connections Warm and respectful relationships are at the heart of everything we do here at Waterview Kindergarten. We welcome whanau involvement in their tamariki’s learning, supporting them to connect their learning at kindergarten with life at home. We appreciate whanau sharing their knowledge and cultural events with our kindergarten community. Enviroschools We are a part of the Enviroschools program and are proud to have earned our Bronze award in 2020. Empowering our tamariki to be connected to nature is important to us and has a big influence on our curriculum. Children are encouraged to be kaitiaki (guardians) of our special place here and at home and in the wider community. Ready for school We are situated on the grounds of Waterview Primary this allows our tamariki to maintain connections with friends and whanau who are at school. We also visit the classroom each week allowing our tamariki to develop relationships with their school Kaiako and experience a smooth transition to school. Quality learning Our beautiful, happy, and well-resourced space fosters children’s imagination and creativity. Children develop independence and autonomy by following their own interests and making decisions about their own learning. Teachers guide and support this learning by noticing, recognising, and responding to children’s emerging interests, strengths, and depositions. Supporting tamariki We currently have a special focus on supporting our tamariki in developing their social and emotional competence. We have a kind and caring bunch who are thriving in managing their own needs as well as supporting and encouraging their friends through challenges. We are very proud of the beautiful kind-hearted tamariki here. Specialist care Our kaiako are trained in implementing the Incredible Years Teacher Programme which supports young children with self-regulation and their social, emotional and academic competence. Our team Our teaching team are fully qualified, passionate, en… Open now
ROSEBANK ROAD, 195, Avondale, Auckland, 1026
09-828 9532
Established in 1908, the Auckland Kindergarten Association AKA is a charitable trust made up of over 100 kindergartens in the greater Auckland area 
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33 Kimberley Road, Auckland, 1023
09-630 7539
A place for everyone Epsom North Kindergarten provides a welcoming and inclusive environment, valuing and respecting all the diverse cultures, beliefs and languages of our community. Epsom North Kindergarten provides a welcoming and inclusive environment, valuing and respecting all the diverse cultures, beliefs and languages of our community. Independence and confidence With us children are supported to develop their individual mana through independent investigations, negotiation, goal setting, and problem solving. Questioning, mistake making, risk taking, and trial and error are all encouraged as valid and essential to their learning and development within the safety of our learning environment. With us children are supported to develop their individual mana through independent investigations, negotiation, goal setting, and problem solving. Questioning, mistake making, risk taking, and trial and error are all encouraged as valid and essential to their learning and development within the safety of our learning environment. Tikanga Values and Virtues Through modelling and communications, teachers support children in acquiring empathy, conscience, self-regulation, respect, kindness, tolerance, and fairness. Our own kindergarten treaty, known as Our Responsibilities, encourages the use of these values and respectful behaviours. Through modelling and communications, teachers support children in acquiring empathy, conscience, self-regulation, respect, kindness, tolerance, and fairness. Our own kindergarten treaty, known as Our Responsibilities, encourages the use of these values and respectful behaviours. Tino rangatiratanga, children lead their learning Our learning environment enables teachers to ‘step-back’, safely supporting and empowering children to build tino rangatiratanga in their exploration and learning. Children choose their own activities and learning resources and their interests and ideas lead our planning. Our learning environment enables teachers to ‘st… 