Active Explorers in East Tamaki

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Active Explorers Highbrook

Education & Care · East Tamaki

Active Explorers

ERO assessed Active Explorers Highbrook as Not well placed in December 2019. Our analysis of the ERO report found strengths in curriculum and learning, children's wellbeing, whānau partnership, and leadership and governance (all grade A), with health and safety assessed as grade B.

Sara Petesa A'oga Amata is an education and care service for 25 children in East Tamaki. Our analysis of the 2021 ERO report identifies significant concerns: health and safety practices show non-compliance with multiple regulatory standards, and leadership and governance systems are not adequately in place.

Tiny Stars received an Akarangi review from ERO in July 2024. Our analysis of the ERO report shows strong performance in children's wellbeing, with developing systems in curriculum and learning, and health and safety. Leadership and governance is in early implementation, reflecting recent leadership changes.

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BestStart Dannemora

Education & Care · East Tamaki

BestStart Educare

ERO assessed BestStart Dannemora as Not well placed in April 2018. Our analysis of the ERO report found strengths in curriculum and learning, children's wellbeing, whānau partnership, bicultural practice, and leadership and governance, with health and safety systems meeting legal requirements.

Seedlings Education is a home-based service reviewed by ERO in February 2024. Our analysis of the ERO report identifies strengths in curriculum and learning (B grade) and health and safety (B grade), with previously identified non-compliances now addressed. Te reo Māori integration is identified as an area needing strengthening (C grade).

Seedlings Education 2 is a home-based service in East Tamaki with a current roll of 60 children. Our analysis of the ERO report (February 2024) found health and safety systems are sound, with previously identified issues resolved. Bicultural practice is emerging, with te reo Māori integration identified as an area for further development.

Seedlings Education 3 is a home-based service in East Tamaki with a current roll of 60 children. Our analysis of the ERO report identifies bicultural practice as a developing area, with te reo Māori integration noted as an area for growth to create more meaningful opportunities.