Is your child ready for school? Treetops Botany daycare and Pukekohe daycare

Is Your Child Ready For School?

Wondering if daycare prepares your child for school? At Treetops Botany and Pukekohe daycare, our Pathway to School Programme helps tamariki develop confidence, independence, and essential skills for a seamless transition. Learn how we support early learning and school readiness!

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Treetops Botany Daycare: Preparing Your Child for School

The transition from early childhood to primary school is a major milestone for children and their families. This exciting chapter brings new opportunities, challenges, and a chance for children to grow in confidence and independence. At Treetops Botany daycare, we understand how crucial early preparation is to ensure a smooth transition into school life.

In this blog, we explore how daycare plays a vital role in your child’s development and how Treetops Botany daycare centre helps prepare children for their next big step.

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Relief for daycare fees

Childcare expenses can be daunting, but there are resources to assist parents in managing them. If your child is enrolled in a registered childcare service such as an early learning daycare, kindergarten, or other preschool programs, this blog will be beneficial for you. We’ll offer a brief overview of available support options, including eligibility requirements and how to apply.

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Risky Play: Building Confidence At Treetops Preschools

Risky play plays a key role in children’s learning and development, providing opportunities for tamariki to challenge themselves and test their abilities. At Treetops preschools, including our Botany childcare centres and Pukekohe childcare centre, we support children’s engagement in age-appropriate risky play in a safe and nurturing environment.

Risky play, such as climbing, balancing, and rough-and-tumble activities, allows children to develop cognitive, emotional, social, and physical skills. It also builds independence and confidence. Guided by the principles of Te Whāriki, our kaiako ensure children can take risks while learning how to keep themselves safe.

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