Settlement Road Early Learning

Settlement Road Early Learning Newly Refurbished Early Learning Centre Settlement Road Early Learning is situated at the Redhill end of Settlement Road, bordering Ardmore and Papakura.

The Centre is in an established residential area with new subdivisions being developed nearby. Children who attend this Centre feed into a number of nearby schools, including Ardmore, Hunua, St Mary's, Cosgrove, Kelvin Road, Redhill and Opaheke. This established Centre is well maintained and has extensive resources. Latest acquisitions include - outdoor sunshade sails, attractive notice boards and

play equipment to promote healthy eating. Teachers, children and their families know each other well and support each other's learning. Please feel free to come in and see us anytime.

Who knew that simply putting plastic cups and cardboards on the mat could inspire our children to put their creativity a...
22/08/2026

Who knew that simply putting plastic cups and cardboards on the mat could inspire our children to put their creativity and problem-solving skills to work? They explored with building, stacking, balancing, and creating their own towers.🗼

They discovered that cups can stand as tall and come tumbling down. But they embraced each tower collapse as an opportunity to try again, adjust their ideas to make their building stronger, and consider a little help from a friend.😍

It is always amazing to see what children can come up and learn when they are given materials and the freedom to play and create.👏

20/08/2026

Whaea Dianna always bring her magic touch every time. She never fails to captivate our children’s attention and getting them involved. From listening to stories to music and dancing, we love seeing everyone’s excitement on her every visit. Thank you Papakura Sir Edmund Hillary Library for bringing such a fun experience to our tamariki.👏

Every little scribble, line, and circle has a meaning. What may look like simple marks are children’s first ways of expr...
15/08/2026

Every little scribble, line, and circle has a meaning. What may look like simple marks are children’s first ways of expressing their ideas, thoughts and stories.📝

Such an engaging week of learning experience!  Our tamariki enjoyed exploring the colours of Indian flag, learning about...
15/08/2026

Such an engaging week of learning experience! Our tamariki enjoyed exploring the colours of Indian flag, learning about their national anthem, and extending their understanding through creative artworks.🇮🇳♥️

Happy 79th Independence Day, India! Satyameva Jayate!🎉

15/08/2026

Wishing a very Happy India Independence Day to all our tamariki and whānau who are celebrating. May this day be filled with pride and joy! Jai Hind!🇮🇳🧡💚🤍

Because, the best learning happens when children are having fun.😍Our tamariki turned their imagination into an adventure...
02/08/2026

Because, the best learning happens when children are having fun.😍

Our tamariki turned their imagination into an adventure as they laughed, ran, and tossed pretend snowballs at each other. It was a moment full of joy and connection!❄️

Our tamariki were so focused as they used tongs to pick up and insert the soaked pompoms into the hole of the sliced poo...
30/07/2026

Our tamariki were so focused as they used tongs to pick up and insert the soaked pompoms into the hole of the sliced pool noodle. They explored the cause and effect as they discovered that pompoms absorb water, changing from light to damp and squishy. This hands-on playful challenge was a fun invitation to explore textures, fine motor control, and wonders of water.

A super fun poking the head game with an important message - gentle hands help us play safely and show care to our frien...
29/07/2026

A super fun poking the head game with an important message - gentle hands help us play safely and show care to our friends.👏

28/07/2026

What seemed like a simple game became a wonderful learning opportunity. As the children carefully blew their cups to the finish line, they developed oral motor skills that support speech development, practised breath control, and learnt that slowing down and trying different strategies can lead to success.🌬️

A recycled cardboard became an exciting learning resource after we  cut holes for a throwing challenge. Our tamariki car...
28/07/2026

A recycled cardboard became an exciting learning resource after we cut holes for a throwing challenge. Our tamariki carefully aimed small plastic balls at the openings exploring distance, direction, and force while strengthening their coordination, concentration, and problem-solving skills.

Sometimes the best learning experiences begin with simple, recycled materials. ♻️

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104 Settlement Road
Papakura
2110

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