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Te Whare Aroha O Nga Mokopuna is a Community based Early Childhood Centre situated on the Kimi Ora Community School Site in Flaxmere. We cater for 70 children aged from 6months to 5 years and have a diverse range of cultures including Maori, Cook Island

Chapel Hill Kindergarten aims to provide christian education that prepares children for school and encourages a love for learning and a wonder for life.

We are a community based non-profit Kindergarten offering high quality early childhood education to the St Johns Hill and wider Wanganui community.

Where children develop independent learning skills and can say "I enjoy learning."

We are using this Facebook page to communicate events, times and messages with the school community.

International students choose to come to Wanganui for one of three reasons. 1. Their friends have been here and they had a good experience and recommend the school. 2. The school's academic record. The students pass the NCEA assessments at rates 20%

Children who are 3 months to 5 years of age can attend a quaility centre that cares for them and prepares them for school. Natural environment/holistic

Providing self-improvement and educational options for people to improve their lifestyle by engaging in life-long learning in all areas of family, work, leisure activities and interests. Promoting collaboration and sharing of expertise to assist those loo

We are a privately owned centre located in Hamilton's CBD, making us a perfect choice for working parents. City Limits Philosophy: At City Limits we value and respect the diversity within the centre regardless of ethnicity, culture or gender differences

:: OFFICE HOURS :: Monday - Friday 2:30pm - 6:30pm (We do teach outside these hours but management are not available to enquiries). We have two centres: - Hamilton 'West' 89 Rimu st, Maeroa. Ph 07 848 2262 - Hamilton 'East' 29 Hukanui Rd, Davies Co

We have been providing Speech Language Therapy and Occupational Therapy to children and adults, in the Waikato, for the past 15 years.