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Blackrock lets kids choose activities
Saturday 1 June 2019 | Written by Melina Etches | Published in Education
These Blackrock Pre-school kids seemed delighted to be spending time on their lunch break playing with teacher aide Elliot Hunt. From left: Maire Tovio-Cook, Kayla Sadaraka-Eggelton, Sandee Tuaputa, Ayva Paitai, Elliot Hunt, Oceana Solomon, Mani Bisili and Illenor Tuaputa.The school currently has 40 children on the roll and five vacancies available.
The Blackrock Api’i Potiki Early Childhood Education Centre (ECE) located in Nikao has been running since the early 1970s.
The Blackrock Api’i Potiki Early Childhood Education Centre (ECE) located in Nikao has been running since the early 1970s.
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