I need to stress that the concept of a NOHO MARAE is when you stay there its what we call Whanaungatanga……….So I ask this question who is staying at the Marae I would like to think that it wouldn’t be just South Taranaki, it defeats…
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This morning 4/2/13 Toni Street from TVNZ’s Breakfast done an interview about the Benefits of Home-Based Childcare. I thought this was a very interesting watch and highlighted a few points on why Home-Based Childcare is so effective. What does not come up in the interview…
Here are some of the things the Government will be looking into when they do the review on the Homebased Childcare Sector. http://www.lead.ece.govt.nz/ManagementInformation/RecentAnnouncements/HomeBasedECEReview.aspx
Cherish Childcare have been extremely lucky to be able to be apart of the NZ Homebased ECE Associations Annual Conference which is currently being held in Rotorua. Cherish is hoping to take loads of fantastic new initiatives and knowledge away from the conference from our…
Something that is extremly important to us at Cherish Childcare and the Home-Based Early Childhood Education sector has been acknowledged by the following release. On Friday 28 September 2012 the Minister of Education, Honourable Hekia Parata announced a review of home-based early childhood education (ECE).…
Families struggle to provide quality early experiences for their children. Having a stay-at-home parent does not automatically ensure a child’s emotional well-being, social competence, and kindergarten readiness. Stay-at-home parents need access to sound advice and support. Community interventions can improve parenting and early experiences for…
High-quality early education and child care for young children improves their health and promotes their development and learning. Early education includes all of a child’s experiences at home, in child care, and in other preschool settings. Pediatricians have a role in promoting access to quality…