Spring has finally arrived! It is lovely to see the flowers blooming and the trees coming back to life. The days are getting longer, and hopefully, we will soon be enjoying some warmer weather too! We would like to extend a very warm welcome to our new teacher, Lizzie, and to her son Athan. A special welcome to Maia, Athan, Kaelynn and Raelynn, and their whānau. We are very excited to get to know you and have you as part of our wonderful Karori Kids community. Over the past

Kia ora koutou, Winter has officially arrived, and we are certainly feeling the cooler temperatures! We would like to extend a very warm welcome to our newest tamariki who joined our Karori Kids whānau in June. A special welcome to Eli and whānau. We are excited to get to know you and to have you as part of our community. At the end of May, we farewelled our friend Riya, who celebrated her fifth birthday and is now beginning her exciting journey to primary school. We wish Riy

Kia ora koutou, What a pleasant autumn we have been experiencing recently, providing our tamariki with wonderful opportunities to explore the changing season and enjoy learning through outdoor experiences. We would like to welcome our new tamariki who have joined us this March and April: Iyla, Manatheo and Deshva to our Karori Kids whānau. We look forward to getting to know you all. BUSY TAMARIKI KARORI KIDS 1. St. Patrick’s Day Our St. Patrick’s D

Kia ora koutou, Happy new year everyone and welcome back. We hope you all had a wonderful holiday break. We would like to welcome our new tamariki who have joined us this early year January 2026: Ahana, Johann and Eliana to our Karori Kids whānau. We look forward to getting to know you all. Additionally, we would like to say a heartfelt farewell to Maya who is now off to school. We wish her the best in her next learning journey. BUSY TAMARIKI KARORI KIDS

Tēnā koutou katoa, Spring has been on and off so far, but it’s lovely to finally feel the sunshine and see the flowers blooming all around us. We hope you’ve all had a chance to enjoy the beauty of the season. A warm welcome to Connie, our new student teacher, who is studying for her master’s in teaching (Early Childhood Education) through New Zealand Tertiary College. We would also like to thank Amy for spending six wonderful weeks with us. We wish her all the very best in h

Tēnā koutou katoa, Spring has been on and off so far, but it’s lovely to finally feel the sunshine and see flowers blooming all around us. We hope you’ve all had a chance to enjoy the season’s beauty. A very warm welcome to our new tamariki — Faisal, Riya, Harper and David. We are excited to be part of your learning journey here at Karori Kids. We also warmly welcome Amy, a second-year student from Victoria University, who is completing her six-week practicum with us. We woul