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75 ELIZABETH STREET, PO BOX 13-465, Pukekohe, Auckland 2104
101 Victoria Street, Pukekohe, Auckland 2120(postal address) (09) 238 4401
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BestStart for high quality ECE, Child care, Preschool, Daycare, Kindergartens and Montessori throughout New Zealand.

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Early Childhood Education
Child Care Services
Kindergarten
Preschool
Education
Childcare
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Early Learning
Kindergarten
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My daughter attended Montessori @ Pukekohe full time for 18 months. She built great relationships with the staff and amazing friendships with the children. As a parent I have nothing but great things to say from her experiences here. She has become more independent, is increasingly motivated and genuinely wants to help out the friends and also at home- all which are emphasized at Montessori. Being licensed for 29 children and having a mixed age classroom allowed for greater social interaction and more one on one time with the staff. With each child having different interests and being at different stages of development the children were able to share their own knowledge with their peers creating a community of confident learners.

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