Glengarry Early Learning Centre

Education and Care in Glen Eden, Auckland
"Beautiful centre located in Glen Eden"
Licensed for
42 children
Maximum under 2's
15 children
Centre information
clock7:00am - 6:00pm
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Typically responds within

A few hours

Vacancies

Limited availability

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A little about us

Welcome to Glengarry Early Learning Centre where every day is a new adventure – a new day to learn, to play, to grow, and to connect with people, nature, and the world around us!

Our purpose-built centre is divided into two beautiful, well-resourced rooms, each staffed with dedicated and qualified teachers who support your child's special interests and projects.

We are committed to sustainability, not only by respecting the environment, but by respecting all cultures, all ethnicities, family structures, values, socio-economic status, and religion. A truly sustainable world is one where we show respect for the world and for each other. At Glengarry Early Learning Centre, your child’s lifelong adventure starts here – with love.

Our learning environments are designed to provide authentic, meaningful learning experiences that foster a sense of wonder, joy, and a love for learning in children.

Interested in joining our centre? Simply get in touch with us by booking a visit or sending an enquiry today. We look forward to welcoming you and your precious tamariki at Glengarry Early Learning Centre.

OUR CURRICULUM

Our curriculum is based on New Zealand’s Early Childhood Curriculum – Te Whāriki. We see children as competent learners and communicators, secure in their sense of belonging and confident in their contributions to society.

Te Whāriki, meaning ‘woven mat’, integrates four curriculum principles with five strands. Together, these elements express our vision for children. Our teachers collaborate with children, parents, and whanau to weave these principles and strands into a local curriculum that promotes positive learning outcomes.

The Four Principles / Kaupapa Whakahaere of Te Whāriki are:

  • Family & Community | Whānau tangata – Family and community are integral to the curriculum.
  • Relationships | Ngā hononga – Children learn through responsive and reciprocal relationships.
  • Empowerment | Whakamana – The curriculum empowers children to learn and grow.
  • Holistic Development | Kotahitanga – The curriculum reflects the holistic nature of children’s learning and development.
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