Puataunofo Aoga Amata

Our humble beginnings

Established in 1990, as a Samoan Language Nest within the grounds of the Pacific Islands Presbyterian Church.

Over 25+ years’ experience in daily child care, preserving the Samoan culture and language in our curriculum. We care for children aged 6mths – 5 years old, operating hours are Monday to Friday 7am-5pm.

Secluded area on the church grounds (not on main roads - hardly any traffic) we also have access to a full indoor court and fully equipped playground area (includes sand pit) and plenty of parking while you pick up and drop off your kids.

*Work and Income Approved and 20 hours free ECE.

Centre Philosophy 2019.dox download

OUR CURRICULUM

There are four principles guiding learning & development:
1) Empowerment / Whakamana
2) Holistic Development / Kotahitanga
3) Family & Community / Whanau Tangata
4) Relationships / Nga Hononga

Five strands arise encouraging children to:

1)Take an interest (Exploration)
2) Communicate with others (Communication)
3) Persist with difficulty (Well-being)
4) Be involved (Contribution/Belonging)
5) Take responsibility

Current Enrolment Status

Under 2 Years Old

Available Space: Full

We have currently met our capacity for under 2 y/o.

Join our waiting list and we will contact when a spot opens up.

Waiting List

2+ Years Old

Available Space: Full

Yes, we have available spots for children aged 2 years old and above.

Enquire today.

Waiting List

PUATAUNOFO STAFF

AHINO KINI

Bachelors and Diploma in Early childhood.

I love working with children and have worked at Puataunofo Aoga Amata for over 10 years. I love teaching and helping children become competent and confident learners - healthy in mind, body and spirit and secure in their sense of belonging.

Fa’afetai lava, Malo aupito.

09 832 0033

Puataunofo Aoga Amata

Our humble beginnings

Centre Philosophy 2019.dox download

OUR CURRICULUM

There are four principles guiding learning & development: 1) Empowerment / Whakamana 2) Holistic Development / Kotahitanga 3) Family & Community / Whanau Tangata 4) Relationships / Nga Hononga

Five strands arise encouraging children to:

1)Take an interest (Exploration) 2) Communicate with others (Communication) 3) Persist with difficulty (Well-being) 4) Be involved (Contribution/Belonging) 5) Take responsibility

Current Enrolment Status

Available Space: Full

Available Space: Full

PUATAUNOFO STAFF

AHINO KINI

There are four principles guiding learning & development:
1) Empowerment / Whakamana
2) Holistic Development / Kotahitanga
3) Family & Community / Whanau Tangata
4) Relationships / Nga Hononga

1)Take an interest (Exploration)
2) Communicate with others (Communication)
3) Persist with difficulty (Well-being)
4) Be involved (Contribution/Belonging)
5) Take responsibility