Book a Tour at Treetops Early Learning Centres
The best way to discover what makes Treetops ELC special is to visit us in person. During your centre tour, you’ll meet our caring kaiako, explore our safe and inspiring learning environments, and see how our Te Whāriki-based programme supports your child’s individual learning, growth and development.
For more than 21 years, Treetops has been a trusted early childhood centre for whānau across Botany, Ormiston, East Tamaki, Flat Bush and surrounding East Auckland communities.
Book a tour at our Botany Town Centre or Botany Junction centre today. Simply complete the form below and our friendly team will be in touch.
Why Families Choose Treetops Daycare
Finding the right daycare is a big decision, and we’re here to make your choice easier. At both Treetops early learning centres, your child will experience:
- Qualified and experienced early childhood teachers
- Safe, nurturing spaces designed to encourage curiosity and confidence
- Child-led, play-based learning inspired by Te Whāriki
- Flexible hours to support busy working parents
- Excellent teacher-to-child ratios that exceed Ministry of Education requirements
- Nutritious meals prepared onsite to support healthy growth
- Two convenient locations at Botany Town Centre and Botany Junction
Whether you’re looking for infant care, toddler care or a preschool programme that supports a confident transition to school, Treetops provides a warm and welcoming environment where tamariki can learn, grow and thrive.
Book a Tour – Botany Town Centre Daycare (East Auckland)
Right in the heart of Botany Town Centre, this centre has been welcoming families for over 21 years. With shops, cafés, and public transport nearby, it’s perfect for parents working or living around Botany, East Tamaki, Highbrook, and Flat Bush.
Find your best route by clicking here: Botany Town Centre daycare near you.
Book a Tour – Botany Junction Daycare (Near Ormiston & Flat Bush)
Our Botany Junction centre is close to Ormiston, Flat Bush, East Tamaki, and major commuting routes. If you’re searching for daycare near me in East Auckland, this centre provides a supportive environment with exceptional early learning experiences.
Click here if you’d like to quickly find the best route to our Botany Junction daycare centre.
What to Expect on Your Treetops Tour
During your visit, you’ll:
Meet our warm, passionate kaiako
Explore our infant, toddler, and preschool rooms
See our outdoor play spaces and gardens
Learn about our curriculum, routines, and daily programme
Ask questions about enrolment, fees, WINZ subsidies, and the new FamilyBoost childcare support
Experience firsthand the calm, nurturing environment where tamariki feel safe, confident, and loved
Every tour is personalised to your whānau so you can get a clear picture of how Treetops supports your child’s journey.
Supporting Your Child’s Learning & Development
Across all Treetops centres, children experience meaningful, play-based learning that builds social skills, confidence, language, independence, and school readiness. Our teachers create experiences that nurture each child’s strengths, interests, and identity.
We can’t wait to welcome you to Treetops Early Learning Centres.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I book a tour at a local daycare centre?
Booking a tour at Treetops Early Learning Centre is easy. Simply complete our online enquiry form or contact your preferred centre directly. Our team will arrange a time that suits your schedule and walk you through our learning spaces, daily routines, and curriculum approach.
What documents are needed to register my child in a daycare?
To enrol your child, you’ll typically need your child’s birth certificate or passport, immunisation records, and parent or caregiver identification. Our team will guide you through the full enrolment process during your centre tour to make it as simple as possible.
Do daycare services accept government childcare subsidies?
Yes. Treetops Early Learning Centre accepts Ministry of Social Development (MSD) childcare subsidies and 20 Hours ECE, subject to eligibility. During your tour, we’re happy to explain available funding options and help you understand what support your family may qualify for.
What should I look for when choosing a quality daycare centre?
A quality daycare centre should be licensed, meet safety and hygiene standards, and offer a strong early childhood education programme such as Te Whāriki. Look for caring educators, enriching indoor and outdoor play areas, clear communication with parents, and positive reviews from local families, all things we proudly share during our centre tours.