Bairds Kindergarten2026-02-15T21:50:17+00:00

Kia ora and welcome to Bairds Kindergarten

Welcome to Bairds Kindergarten!

Bairds Kindergarten is inclusive, not-for-profit kindergarten. We care for tamariki aged 2-5 years old and offer 35 hours free every week for everyone. The diverse cultures of our staff, children and their whānau are valued. We are passionate about helping children to realise their full potential.

We have a passionate and dedicated Parent Whānau Support Group who meet regularly and work cohesively in partnership with the staff to provide amazing family events and engaging opportunities for the kindergarten community. Families are encouraged to be actively involved in the life of the kindergarten parent meetings, workshops, storypark, portfolios, scrapbooks, team meetings, school visits, trips, special events …

We believe that it takes a village to raise a child, which is why we find it important involve our families and community in our kindergarten environment.

With many current parents who attended the kindergarten when they were younger, their participation in their children’s education is important. This is why we have created whānau teams. Phoenix, Taniwhas and Sharks. These teams have really encouraged the families, children and teachers to work together.

Our fully qualified kaiako support young children with self-regulation and their social, emotional and academic competence.

Contact Us

09 274 7111

20 Edward Avenue
(Gate 2 at the school)
Otara
Auckland 2023

Opening Hours

Kindergarten hours:
Mon-Fri, 8.30am-3.30pm

Office hours:
Mon-Fri, 8am-4.45pm

Closed:
Term Break & Public Holidays

Latest Blog Posts

FARMily Barn Party 2017

Open Day at Bairds Kindergarten

Mother’s Day and Duffy Book Day with Linda Vagana

Prize Giving Term 3, 2016 @ Bairds Kindergarten

Prize giving, Graduation and Masquerade Ball

Matariki Awards 2016

Bairds Kindergarten Excellence Awards 2015

Garden Party @ Bairds Kindergarten

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