As a unique part of Te Aka Ora, Te Whare Whai Hua (TWWH) is a Ministry of Education (MOE) accredited Early Childhood Centre nestled in the heart of Lytton High School.
Te Whare Whai Hua opened in the early 2000's as an initiative to support the Lytton High School Teen Parent Unit with their pēpi. It was developed to enable teen māmā to continue to their educational journey, while having their pēpi close by.
TWWH is also open to the wider community as a childcare center who support and nurture tamariki to develop as confident learners. As an early childhood service, TWWH is underpinned by Te Whāriki, while being guided by current Licensing Criteria and Regulations.
With the recent update to the ECE Regulations for Kai within the centre, here is a link to the bluebook of information on these regulations.
Te Whare Whai Hua opened in the early 2000's as an initiative to support the Lytton High School Teen Parent Unit with their pēpi. It was developed to enable teen māmā to continue to their educational journey, while having their pēpi close by.
TWWH is also open to the wider community as a childcare center who support and nurture tamariki to develop as confident learners. As an early childhood service, TWWH is underpinned by Te Whāriki, while being guided by current Licensing Criteria and Regulations.
With the recent update to the ECE Regulations for Kai within the centre, here is a link to the bluebook of information on these regulations.
meet our te whare whai hua team
HEAD TEACHER
Hiraina Tuapawa is of Te Aitanga a Hauiti decent. Kōka Hiraina brings with her a wealth of knowledge within early childhood teaching, learning and development, spanning over 20 years.
HEALTH AND SAFETY CO-ORDINATOR AND KAIAKO
Nina Tarei has years of experience and knowledge from within Tairawhiti early childhood centres.
NIna has had many years of experience as a head teacher and support staff within management of centres. Koka Nina works with our whanau and our centre to ensure everyone is up to date with the latest Health and Safety regulations for our tamariki and our kaiako. |
kaiakoJames Packman
Rosemary Brown Jacob Devine Emaline Chaffey kaiāwhinaNatala Te Hau
Hayley Wharepapa Jacqueline Maxwell administrator
Rosemary Brown.
Has over 20 years of experience both on the floor and in administration of the ECE sector. |
Twwh philosophy
Our philosophy reflects the principles and aspirations of our whānau, staff and community. Our Centre Philosophy can be found here
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Parents SpaceWe value good communication and ensuring all our whanau are safe and well.
Click here to hear the testimonies of whanau experience from our parents within Te Whare Whai Hua Early Learning Centre. Programme DeliveryOur tamariki mokopuna are nurtured to develop and grow as individuals walking alongside their friends and Kaiako.
Our pēpi and kōhungahunga are nurtured within our Te Rito Room. While our older tamariki are supported within our Te Puāwai Room. |
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