Kindergarten in Silverstream, Upper Hutt
"where your child will learn through play"
Licensed for
60 children
Centre information
clock8:30am - 2:30pm
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A little about us

At Silverstream Kindergarten we are committed to providing a warm welcoming, environment for all children and their whanau. Our spacious and vibrant new building with a large outdoor area and established trees provides the perfect setting for tamariki to explore.

We hold a termly event that all whanau are invited to, so that relationships are developed and strengthened. Our fifth birthday celebrations are a rite of passage and include traditions like “the big jump to school” and wearing a korowai/cloak.

Silverstream was the first kindergarten in the Upper Hutt area and we have a strong sense of community. We are near Silverstream Village and benefit from the amenities including proximity to both train and bus routes.

We have a close relationship with both local schools, Silverstream and Pinehaven, and a strong transition to school process. We encourage children to learn through play, to explore different experiences and to develop social skills within a warm caring environment. Our teachers work with the children, listening to them, extending their thinking and supporting them to work with each other. Our programme grows from children’s interests. We make sure each child has the opportunity to follow their interests in a supported way during the day’s session.

We are passionate about children’s art and empowering them to believe in their own creative ability. The teachers take time to display children’s art , showing them how we value their mahi/work.

Each child has a portfolio which documents their learning journey at Silverstream Kindergarten – we encourage families to take an interest in their child’s portfolio and to contribute their own stories and comments about their child’s learning.

We are committed to…

  • Children learning through a variety of means with their interests as the starting point.
  • Children’s exploration, investigation and discovery.
  • Helping develop children’s social skills.
  • Children trying new things.
  • Children being creative, using their imagination and having fun.
  • Children experiencing situations that have meaning for them. 
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