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We love our farm animals.

  • Nov 10, 2022
  • 1 min read

Updated: Dec 21, 2022

Our tamariki have built caring nurturing relationships with our farm animals throughout the day they can visit the farm animals freely with their Kaiako.


Part of the children's daily routine is visiting and feeding the farm animals, you can hear the excitement as the animals come to say hello and the children reach out to pat and show them some love, singing, patting, and feeding our animals brings so much joy to our tamariki and our wonderful patient animals.


Well done tamariki.




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etoddg3eat53
Aug 19

The interaction between tamariki and farm animals raises interesting points about emotional development and social skills. When children engage with animals, they learn empathy and responsibility. The concept of Lucky Dreams can be examined here as children imagine the animals' lives and feelings, deepening their understanding of the world around them. This connection is vital for holistic growth.

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Jul 31

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Jul 29

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