Play To Learn

Thank you, Alyssa! I absolutely loved reading the story about Tayte’s pepeha! This made me smile from ear to ear! I can imagine Tayte talking about his family with a big grin on his face and we too have noticed he is really good at pointing himself out in photos! Tayte really has settled at Play to Learn Early Learning Centre. It makes us so happy knowing we picked the right centre for him to start his school journey, we can tell he is happy and well looked after which makes it a lot easier for us to leave him.  

Chris and I have been so happy with how well our son has settled into care at Play to Learn. The transition was made so smooth for him with all the teachers. My son looks forward to attending (sometimes in the holidays asking when we will be going back to kindy) to do a range of exciting activities including art, carpentry, baking, sand play, music and movement and early literacy. I really like the attention they put on the 4-year-old program learning letters, numbers, name recognition as well as preparing the children for school. The teachers at Play to learn are so friendly and approachable and open to discuss any concerns or problems I have had and they are open to feedback and when necessary they implement changes. Play to learn has become an extended party of my son’s family and somewhere he feels safe and cared for by all teachers in either room. We are very grateful to have found Play to learn and to have had such awesome teachers for our son.

This is cool to see, it's nice to see Charlie building these relationships with Hannah and the other kids at Play to Learn.  

Denni is always talking about Nelson :-) He really helped her transition into daycare go so smoothly! She really is becoming independent and adventurous, wanting to do more by herself. I love that she loves her kura, teachers and friends.  

Having Mia in school has been great these last few months her social skills and own personality has really started to show, we can’t wait for her to come home and show us more of what she’s learnt.