
Magic – fulness!
I often reflect upon how privileged I feel to be given the opportunity to see the world through the eyes of our youngest citizens. I

I often reflect upon how privileged I feel to be given the opportunity to see the world through the eyes of our youngest citizens. I

At Bear Park, we view each child as deeply unique, with their own opinions, experiences, thoughts, and feelings. As teachers, we seek to truly understand

At Bear Park we strive to have the highest standards of safety for our tamariki, but also providing throughout our programme the opportunity for risk

Investigating our ecological identity, invited us to explore nature from a perspective, that can lead to the discovery, recognition, and reinvention of natural subjects. The

At Bear Park, there is a strong emphasis on nurturing teachers who are dedicated to refining their methodologies. Here, we enhance our research-based approach by

Our secret garden – a space for wonder, ako and empathy Nestled behind our centre is a secret garden, that is tucked away from the

One fine morning as one of our Kaiako was sitting along with our Tui tamariki by the friendship chair they all noticed a rock that

Our mutual investigation this year at Bear Park Kohimarama “Awakening Relationships with Sustainable Communities” provoked us as kaiako to consider how we support tamariki to

Earlier this year, we had the honour of being nominated for the prestigious New Zealand Institute of Architects Awards and ultimately winning the Education category.

Documentation is a vital path for making learning visible and as a way to share learning, discovery and development within our learning community. However, it