Book review - Parenting in the Anthropocene Part of the Radical Futures series Edited by Emma Johnson Freerange Press I began reading Parenting in the Anthropocene when Aotearoa was...Read More
David Moger has been appointed as the new Chief Executive for Playcentre Aotearoa. David will start in the role on 1 November. David has extensive experience with the not-for-profit sector,...Read More
Check out this lockdown activity from Glen Innes Playcentre: pick flowers, make ice cubes, add colouring if you wish, and SMASH! This little treasure is wearing her goggles to keep her eyes safe...Read More
We have created a nature scavenger hunt that is perfect for your backyard. This is an opportunity for your tamariki to explore their surroundings while learning and having fun. Sending love and...Read More
Over forty countries celebrate the annual Festival of Adult Learning Ahurei Ākonga. The UNESCO initiative which includes International Literacy Day on September 8, promotes learning as an...Read More
“As a Playcentre kid myself, I had always planned on taking my child to Playcentre. Some of my earliest memories were sandpit volcanoes, wooden block towers and playdough taste-testing. To be...Read More
This beautiful playhouse is a legacy project for Omokoroa Playcentre celebrating their 50th Anniversary. Here is what they say about their recent celebrations. Even the threat of rain...Read More
Playcentre Education asked Jay to share her recent Level 4 Certificate in ECE and Care experiences: We were in a bit of transition in our centre and had lots of C series members moving on. We...Read More
A variety of rich experiences feeds their growth. Babies learn more, and faster than they will at any other time in their lives. They can be included in every area of play – just think about...Read More
Omokoroa Playcentre has recently launched outdoor play sessions. These are proving to be highly successful and a hugely positive addition for their tamariki – and parents alike! Exploring the...Read More