KidsFirst Kindergartens in Hornby

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Kidsfirst Kindergartens Hornby

Kindergarten · Hornby

KidsFirst Kindergartens

ERO assessed Kidsfirst Kindergartens Hornby as Not well placed in their 2017 review. Our analysis of the ERO report found sound curriculum and teaching practice with developing assessment and planning (B grade), and strong wellbeing outcomes with inclusive relationships and flexible transitions (A grade).

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Kidsfirst Kindergartens Wigram

Kindergarten · Hornby

KidsFirst Kindergartens

ERO assessed Kidsfirst Kindergartens Wigram as Not well placed in October 2019. Our analysis of the ERO report identified strengths in whānau partnership, bicultural practice, and leadership (all grade A), with children's wellbeing and curriculum and learning both at grade B. The service demonstrated strong bicultural curriculum delivery and family engagement, though assessment and intentional teaching practices were noted as areas for development.

Little House Montessori is an education and care service in Hornby with a current roll of 50. Our analysis of the ERO report grades curriculum and learning as B, with responsive Montessori and Te Whāriki approaches. Bicultural practice and leadership & governance are both graded C, with the service identifying extending understanding of te ao Māori and developing internal evaluation processes as priorities.

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Barnardos Hornby Pasifika Early Learning Centre

Education & Care · Hornby

Barnardos New Zealand

This Hornby-based education and care centre serves 47 children. Our analysis of the ERO report from June 2021 found strengths in curriculum and learning, children's wellbeing, health and safety, and leadership, with bicultural practice identified as an area for development. Te reo and tikanga integration were noted as opportunities for increased focus.

Our analysis of the ERO report shows the service has a B grade for curriculum and learning, with an inclusive, well-planned curriculum and intentional teaching, though assessment practices vary. Bicultural practice is also graded B, with te reo Māori and tikanga embedded throughout. Leadership and governance received a C grade, with improvement-focused leadership but internal evaluation requiring further development.