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We welcome your inquiry: Where curiosity meets discovery, and questions spark journeys.

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Welcome to Gardner Road Kindergarten

Gardner Road is an independent, not-for-profit Kindergarten located in Epsom. 

 

We provide a caring and vibrant learning environment for 3 to 5 year olds - a place where they are valued as individuals.

 

Our teachers are passionate about what they do and create an exciting and ever-changing environment for the children.

 

We listen, share and support each child’s learning journey because every child has a unique mix of needs and interests.

 

At the end of your child's time with us, we hope to have fostered a love of learning that lasts a lifetime.

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Session times

Monday to Friday

8.45am to 2.45pm

 

Term dates 2024

Term 1

Tuesday 30th January to Friday 12th April

Term 2

Monday 29th April to Friday 5th July

Term 3

Monday 22nd July to Friday 27th September

Term 4

Monday 14th October to Friday 20th December

 

 

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The Auckland Central Community of Learning

 

Find out why we are part of this education initiative:

Why choose us?

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Our team

 

Our early childhood education programme is delivered by 5 fully-qualified and experienced teachers at every session.

 

Our qualified teacher:child ratio is double that of other local kindergartens.

"All activities allow me to develop my curiosity, my imagination and, through ​my enjoyment, my concentration."

Our programme

Our Kindergarten sessions are semi structured and incorporate a mixture of free play and dedicated mat and music time every day.

Transition to school

The transition from Kindergarten to school can be a challenging experience. 

 

We can help prepare your child for school in a caring and fun-filled way. We offer small group activities and outings tailored just for our 4 year olds.​

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WHAT OUR PARENTS SAY
The programme is amazing, bursting with creativity and learning with just enough structure so they're ready for school. I've really felt like my children have each been allowed to be themselves while at the same time being supported and extended in their learning.” 

—  Sarah de Croy

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