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Teaching English as a second language in the amazing surroundings of Queenstown, New Zealand!...so much more than an education. "Enhancing lives through world class education"

Our programme provides a range of opportunities for the children/whānau and wider community. We are very fortunate to be amongst our Petone Community, so we are able to walk to places, e.g.: Library, local schools and the beach. In our programme we weave in biculturalism, the virtues values and we value whānau and community input. We focus on social skills and encourage independence, confident, competent and capable learners. We have a large outdoor area with beautiful trees which stimulates movement. And most of all, we like to have fun as we learn! Our Committee supports the kindergarten by fundraising, applying for grants, undertaking small maintenance tasks and supporting the teaching team. Parents and Whanau find that being on the committee is a great way to meet people and to become more involved in our Community. We are always looking for new members to join at any time. If you are interested please let a teacher know.

0800 944 847 www.whitireia.ac.nz

NZNC is a specialist institution recognised for its excellence in adult education. NZNC not only provides students with a quality educational experience, but also with a safe, comfortable and friendly

Horowhenua College is a co-educational school in Levin, New Zealand of over 700 students. Established in 1940, it is the longest established and largest of the four colleges in the Horowhenua area. The College provides for students from Years 9 to 13 and has a wide curriculum aimed at meeting the needs of every student. There is a strong tradition of participation among the students and the College's co-curricular programme is very strong. Levin is a rural town with a population of approximately 16,000. The town is divided into two sections by the main trunk railway line and State Highway 1. The catchment area of the school is bounded to the west by the Tasman Sea and to the east by the Tararuas. The northern boundary is generally accepted to be the Manawatu River and Shannon town, with Ohau and Manakau to the south.

The school was founded in 1980 from the amalgamation of two schools, St Mary’s High School, operated by the Sisters of Mercy (who arrived in Greymouth in 1882) and Marist Brothers Boys’ School operated by the Marist Brothers (founded in 1892). John Paul II High School was integrated into the State education system by the agreement of the proprietor of the school the (Catholic Bishop of Christchurch) and the Minister of Education in 1983.

Our operating hours are 7am to 6pm, Monday to Friday. We are closed only on public holidays and for two weeks at Christmas and New Year. We accept enrolment enquiries for all age groups,and for full time or part time hours. Children may attend for as little as 9 hours a week for under 3's and 12 hours a week for over 3's. 'Full time' is five days a week for at least 6 hours per day. We will endeavour to meet your particular needs for hours/days for your child or children. We have 3 age groupings, in two buildings, at each address: Nestlings Education Programme You may think that “curriculum” is a strange word to use in a centre that is catering for babies and small children. Every educational setting will have a curriculum; a course of study or “subjects” that are taught. Many times this curriculum is not obvious to the children who experience it, or their parents, but will be to the teachers involved. Nestlings have a special space for the babies, alongside the 2 year olds. Babies have a ratio of 1 teacher to 3 children; the 2 year olds have a ratio of 1 teacher to 6 children. Fledglings Educational Programme for 3 and 4 year olds At Tui we value children’s strengths, interests and abilities. We recognize young children’s need to develop their abilities to become independent and their desire to begin to guide their own learning experiences and outcomes. To achieve this we include a variety of free play and planned structural events within the routine of the Tui day. Play as a Teaching Tool. At Tui, play is seen to be a meaningful learning experience which focuses on processes, roles and interactions between people and objects. Studies show the links between play and many foundation skills and complex cognitive activities such as memory, self regulation, oral language abilities, successful school adjustment and better social skills. Fledglings cater for the 3 and 4 year old children. These children have a ratio of 1 teacher to 8 children.

Rainbow Kidz provides exciting out of school programmes, school holiday programmes and after school programmes, we have a pick up service and drop off service for schools in the Hutt Valley/Petone re

Teaching all ages to swim and be confident in the water

The New Zealand School of Travel and Tourism is an accredited private training establishment providing travel, tourism, business and hospitality management training to national and international students. Originally established in 1997, it offers a range of NZQA approved courses for careers in the New Zealand tourism and hospitality industry. Our courses provide students with the general concepts of travel and tourism, assisting them to succeed in their chosen careers. The skills and experience gained at our school give our students an edge over others in airline jobs anywhere in the world. NZSTT is the only New Zealand organisation, outside SABRE PACIFIC itself, to offer full training in the popular SABRE airline reservation system in a classroom environment.

Aquinas is a Residential College of 160 1st-Year students at the University of Otago. Aquinas is the place to be if you want to succeed academically, meet heaps of great people and have plenty of fun