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Summer is the perfect time for children to connect with the natural world. The longer days, warm weather, and opportunities for outdoor adventures provide a rich environment for learning about nature and the importance of caring for it.   At Three Trees Learning Centre, we believe that fostering curiosity and respect for the environment from a young age lays the foundation for a lifelong connection to the world around us.   Exploring Nature Together   Children are naturally c

In today’s world, it’s easy for children to be surrounded by screens, toys, and scheduled activities. While these can be fun and stimulating, at Three Trees Learning Centre, we know that a little boredom can actually be a gift for tamariki.   Allowing children to experience quiet, unstructured moments encourages creativity, resilience, and problem-solving: skills that will benefit them for a lifetime.   Why Boredom Matters   Boredom isn’t a problem to fix. It’s a natural sign

The festive season is full of excitement, lights, and gifts, but it’s also the perfect opportunity to nurture important values in our tamariki, like giving, gratitude, and kindness.   At Three Trees Learning Centre, we know that children learn best through experiences, stories, and gentle guidance. Here are some practical ways parents and whānau can help little ones understand and embrace the spirit of Christmas.   Model Gratitude in Everyday Moments   Children watch and lear

At Three Trees Learning Centre, we see early childhood education as a partnership between children, educators, and families. When parents...

In the fast-paced world of early childhood education, it’s easy to focus on what’s urgent—ratios, routines, regulations. But at our...

In early childhood education, trust is everything. Children trust the adults who care for them. Families trust the educators who partner...