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At Raumati Beach Kindergarten/Te Mara Tamariki o te Tatahi o Raumati we value the relationships we have with our tamariki, their whanau, our local community, our local schools, and our local environment - Raumati Beach.
Our bicultural practice is supported by weekly Kapa Haka sessions led by kaiako Matiu Te Huki.
We have a strong focus on supporting children to develop kind, caring and respectful relationships. We have kōhatu/stones which we use with the children to acknowledge their learning around relationship building and our philosophy.
We run a Beach Kindergarten Programme, taking our ten oldest children down to explore and learn about our local beach environment once a week
We value our relationships with the local schools and have a comprehensive research-based transition to school programme.
We have a team of five qualified, registered kaiako/teachers committed to providing the highest quality of education and care to the tamariki/children and whānau/families in our community.
Our vision statement:
“We respect and enhance the mana of every child in an environment of kind and caring relationships:
- with each other/nga hononga
- with our community/whanaungatanga
- with our environment/kaitiakitanga and with our place/tangata whenuatanga.”