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At Four Seasons Kindergarten, we love hearing about the special adventures our tamariki go on with their whānau — whether it’s a visit to see family overseas, a camping trip by the beach, or time spent enjoying our beautiful Aotearoa. Holidays are a wonderful way to recharge and connect as a whānau.
However, when you're planning an extended time away f...
At Four Seasons Kindergarten, we believe in transparency and clarity regarding our fees and optional charges. We understand that choosing the right educational environment for your tamaiti (child) is a significant decision, and we want to ensure that whānau (families) have all the necessary information to make informed choices. Here’s a breakdown of our fees and opti...
At Four Seasons, we hold a deep respect for the natural rhythms of life. Just as the earth turns through spring, summer, autumn, and winter, so too do our tamariki move through their own seasons of growth—childhood, adolescence, and eventually adulthood. Each season has its own beauty, its own challenges, and its own gifts to offer.
At Four Seasons Kindergarten, we are excited to share a special opportunity for someone who is a registered, trained EC kaiako, or either currently studying, or planning to study, in the field of early childhood education.
We are looking for a warm, reliable person to join us on a casual part-time contract. This role begins with a mini...
At Four Seasons Kindergarten, our days are anchored in a gentle and predictable rhythm. This isn’t just about keeping things organised, it’s about creating the conditions for a deep sense of security and belonging in the tamariki we care for. In the language of psychology, this is called ontological security—a stable mental state that grows from having order...
