Honouring Whānau and Cherished Connections
At Treetops early childcare centres, we believe in nurturing strong bonds not just between tamariki and kaiako, but within the wider whānau too. That’s why Grandparents’ Day is one of our most heart-warming events of the year.
This special day is an opportunity for children to share their learning environment with their grandparents and create memories together. It’s a celebration of the unique love, wisdom and connection that grandparents bring into a child’s life.
A Day Full of Smiles, Stories and Shared Moments
Our early childcare centre becomes a hive of excitement as we welcome nanas, poppas, grannies, grandads – and all those who hold a special grandparent role – into our space.
Children proudly show their artwork, share songs and stories they’ve learned, and enjoy engaging in fun activities with their grandparents by their side. From morning tea to interactive play, Grandparents’ Day is filled with laughter, hugs, and sometimes even happy tears.
Why Grandparents' Day Matters
At Treetops, we understand that early childhood is about more than just learning numbers and letters – it’s about relationships, identity, and belonging. Grandparents often play a vital role in children’s lives, offering love, support and intergenerational knowledge.
By inviting them into our early childcare centre, we strengthen the connection between home and centre life, fostering a sense of community and continuity for each child.
Thank You to Our Wonderful Whānau
To all the grandparents who joined us – thank you. Your presence helps build a strong foundation of love and learning for your grandchildren. Whether you travelled across town or joined us from just around the corner, your visit meant the world to our tamariki.
We look forward to welcoming you again next year!
Events At Treetops Early Childcare Centres
Our three centres are conveniently located in Botany and Pukekohe. The year is packed full of fun exciting events and celebrations. It’s part of our philosophy and it is so important for tamariki to be a part of the community. Come experience the Treetops culture today.
This article highlights the benefits of how the relationship between grandparents and grandchildren impact a childs’ development. Read more about it here.
