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Otago Boys' High School has long been recognised as a yardstick by which others measure themselves and the establishment of its Foundation will ensure it remains atop the pedestal. Part of the Foundation's early work centres on the compilation of a complete and up to date database of the school's old boys. The assemblage of this information will allow the Foundation to inform its alumni, former Rectors, Masters and parents and supporters about various events and the progress of the Foundation, as well as encouraging a culture of giving. Of the 24,500 boys to have passed through the school, more than 16,500 are alive and we're planning to trace them all as well as accumulate details about those who have passed on.

Dunedin Kindergartens Mana Manaaki Puawai o Otepoti. We are a non-profit community based organisation governed by an elected Board. Abbotsford Kindergarten 13 Neill St 488-2021 Bayfield Kindergarten 2 Bayfield Rd 455-0038 Brockville Kindergarten 255 Brockville Rd 476-2201 Concord Kindergarten 93 Mulford St 487-6704 Corstorphine Kindergarten 10 Lockerbie Street 487-8295 Grants Braes Kindergarten 100 Belford Street, Waverley 454-3407 Green Island Kindergarten 20A Howden Street 488-3094 Halfway Bush Kindergarten 43 Salmond Street 476-4544 Helen Deem Kindergarten 81 Forbury Rd, St Clair 455-7093 Jonathan Rhodes Kindergarten 336 North Rd, North East Valley 473-9107 Kaikorai Kindergarten 7 Greenock Street 476-4496 Kelsey Yaralla Kindergarten 4 Trent Ave, University Area 477-6674 Mornington Kindergarten 95 English Ave 453-4489 Mosgiel Central Kindergarten 3 Irvine Street, Mosgiel 489-7134 Port Chalmers Kindergarten 30B Albertson Ave, Port Chalmers 472-8696 Rachel Reynolds Kindergarten 175 Macandrew Rd, Sth Dunedin 455-1226 Reid Park Kindergarten 63 Murray St, Mosgiel 489-5515 Richard Hudson Kindergarten 42 Rutherford St, Caversham 455-8565 Roslyn Kindergarten 69 Highgate 477-4409 Rotary Park Kindergarten 289 Highcliff Rd, Waverley 454-4238 St Kilda Kindergarten 47 Victoria Rd 455-4442 Wakari Kindergarten 136 Lynn Street 466-7677

* We are a sessional Kindergarten that caters for children from 2 - 5 years old during term time. Morning Session: 8:15-12:30 Afternoon Session: 1:15-3:15 (M,T,Th) * We have 100% qualified teachers and offer 20 hours Free ECE for over 3 year olds. * We have several animals: rabbits, guinea pigs, chickens, and fish - children learn how to care for animals and our chickens give back with their eggs for our cooking. * We seek to be as ecologically sustainable as we can, teaching children about the three 'R's, and enjoy composting for the garden. We have our own vegetable gardens and a fruit orchard.

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UniTutor.co.nz is a place where University students can search, book and pay for private tutorials with our top quality tutors. The website will take care of everything, including the time, date, payment and location! For those wanting to tutor, UniTuto

In 1943 Wakari Kindergarten opened in Presbyterian Hall. It moved to its own building in Lynn St in 1956. At Wakari Kindergarten we encourage children to learn, play and explore. We believe Kindergarten is about developing and learning whilst having fu

MyDirection is a one hour a week, 8 week course that uses ACT (Acceptance Committment Training) -based interventions to help teenagers feel less stressed and anxious about life. ACT has been developed and tested by behavioural psychologists and is being

Logan Park Summer School

We aim to provide the ultimate "learn to swim" experience in Dunedin. Our instructors have a passion for teaching all age groups to be the best they can be

The Fiordland penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) or tawaki is believed to be one of the rarest penguins worldwide. It is one of six crested penguin species (Eudyptes spp.), a group that has experienced significant population declines in the past decades. Cl

We are a M?ori research excellence movement based at the University of Otago. Our kaupapa is uplifting the hopes and aspirations of M?ori communities.

Te Tumu is rapidly gaining an international reputation as one of the best places in New Zealand to learn about M?ori, Pacific and Indigenous languages, cultures and societies. Our multi-cultural and multi-disciplinary staff, students, teaching and researc