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Busy Bees Educational Childcare Centre Dannevirke

Our Story:

A Dannevirke based mother passionate about early childhood education had a vision to create truly exceptional and unique learning for tamariki to learn, grow, discover and develop in a home away from home setting. That was the beginning of Busy Bees in 1998.

At Busy Bees our aim is to ensure tamariki, kaiako, parents, whānau and leaders will collaborate to co-design an exceptional programme with the same goal in mind: children who are comfortable in their surroundings, happy in their play and confident in their learning.

Location & Parking:

We are located at 241 High Street. We have off-street parking available for drop offs and pickups. Please drive carefully when using our driveway and look out for children. When using the main entrance, you can either go left to the locker room and office or right and go straight into the centre. Please ensure all gates are closed behind you and that you are not letting any other children out when you leave.

Licensed for

23 children

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Dannevirke - Dannevirke

Appleton Kindergarten

Kia Ora and welcome to Appleton Kindergarten.  We are an extremely well-resourced kindergarten with 4 full time qualified teachers and a part time qualified teacher and teacher aide.  

We work together as a team to plan and work alongside our families and whanau to provide the best learning environment for your children.  

He waka eke noa- we are all in this together!

Licensed for

40 children

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Dannevirke - Dannevirke

Dannevirke Central Kindergarten

Nau mai. Haere mai.

At Central Kindergarten we pride ourselves on the relationships that we form with our families. We believe we  are a community of learners and that learning is ongoing throughout our lifetimes.

Our purpose

Dannevirke Kindergarten enables chilren to prosper.

Our focus is on quality, stakeholder relationships, and sustainability.

Our work will be underpinned by the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi.

Children’s thinking and learning is supported and extended through a wide variety of experiences. We have a strong transition to school programme and are proud to provide a bi-cultural curriculum for our families.

Licensed for

40 children

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First Years Preschool

First Years Preschool is a not-for-profit community owned preschool, which services Dannevirke and the surrounding district. They operate between the hours of 7:45am – 5.30pm, Monday to Friday and are licenced for 56 children at one time (18 under two’s and 38 over two’s) with separate areas for under two's and over two's.

Licensed for

56 children

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Te Kōhanga Reo o Taniwaka

Te Kōhanga Reo

The kōhanga reo movement is a unique initiative based on total immersion in Māori language and values with the aim of passing on Māori culture to future generations.

Kōhanga reo emphasise the revitalisation of the culture through te reo Māori and are dependent on the active participation of the whole whānau. The kaupapa of kōhanga reo aims to strengthen whānau capabilities in cultural, social, economic, spiritual and political matters. Education, health and wellbeing are inherent within all aspects of the kaupapa. The prime focus is the whānau – its collective development, growth, accountability and wellbeing set within a Māori cultural context.

Kōhanga reo do not regard tamariki in isolation, but as important members of the whānau. The kōhanga reo philosophy is that tamariki will benefit when whānau successfully operate according to the kaupapa. Tamariki are an integral part of whānau development.

The following key goals are the foundation of te kōhanga reo kaupapa established in 1982:

  • total immersion in te reo Māori me ōna tikanga in daily operations
  • whānau decision-making, management and responsibility
  • accountability
  • health and wellbeing of mokopuna and whānau.

The key goals of te kōhanga reo assure that there will be:

  • security in te reo Māori
  • a supportive, caring environment for mokopuna
  • whānau (collective) sharing of responsibilities, knowledge and expertise
  • greater respect and appreciation of each other.


Licensed for

36 children

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Dannevirke - Dannevirke

Te Kōhanga Reo o Kaitoki

Te Kōhanga Reo

The kōhanga reo movement is a unique initiative based on total immersion in Māori language and values with the aim of passing on Māori culture to future generations.

Kōhanga reo emphasise the revitalisation of the culture through te reo Māori and are dependent on the active participation of the whole whānau. The kaupapa of kōhanga reo aims to strengthen whānau capabilities in cultural, social, economic, spiritual and political matters. Education, health and wellbeing are inherent within all aspects of the kaupapa. The prime focus is the whānau – its collective development, growth, accountability and wellbeing set within a Māori cultural context.

Kōhanga reo do not regard tamariki in isolation, but as important members of the whānau. The kōhanga reo philosophy is that tamariki will benefit when whānau successfully operate according to the kaupapa. Tamariki are an integral part of whānau development.

The following key goals are the foundation of te kōhanga reo kaupapa established in 1982:

  • total immersion in te reo Māori me ōna tikanga in daily operations
  • whānau decision-making, management and responsibility
  • accountability
  • health and wellbeing of mokopuna and whānau.

The key goals of te kōhanga reo assure that there will be:

  • security in te reo Māori
  • a supportive, caring environment for mokopuna
  • whānau (collective) sharing of responsibilities, knowledge and expertise
  • greater respect and appreciation of each other.


Licensed for

30 children

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Dannevirke - Dannevirke

Kids Castle Education and Care Centre

Kids Castle Education and Care Centre is a childcare centre in Dannevirke. We are licensed for 32 children.

Licensed for

32 children