How many Kindercare Learning Centres centres are in Wellington?

7 licensed Kindercare Learning Centres centres in Wellington, across 7 suburbs. 0 (0%) participate in 20 Hours ECE.

What are alternatives to Kindercare Learning Centres in Wellington?

Other operators with centres in Wellington: Whānau Manaaki Kindergartens (59), Playcentre Aotearoa (31), Te Kōhanga Reo National Trust (26), Hutt City Kindergartens (21), BestStart Educare (16). 323 total licensed centres in Wellington.

Do Kindercare Learning Centres centres in Wellington accept government funding?

All licensed ECE centres including Kindercare Learning Centres are eligible for the Childcare Subsidy (means-tested, MSD) and FamilyBoost rebate (25% of weekly fees, capped at $75/week, IRD). For 3-5 year olds, 0 of 7 Kindercare Learning Centres centres in Wellington also participate in 20 Hours ECE.

Kindercare Learning Centres in Wellington

7 licensed centres across 7 suburbs · Wellington

Centres in Wellington

Suburbs covered

Combined roll

700

20 Hours ECE

0/7

All Kindercare Learning Centres centres in Wellington

Kindercare Learning Centres Tawa

Education & Care · Tawa

Kindercare Learning Centres

ERO assessed Kindercare Learning Centres Tawa as Not well placed in September 2019. Our analysis of the ERO report found curriculum and learning, bicultural practice, and leadership and governance all graded as C, indicating these areas require development. Assessment, planning, and evaluation processes; bicultural curriculum and culturally responsive practices; and consistency in leadership systems were identified as needing strengthening.

Roll 100

Kindercare Learning Centres (Aotea)

Education & Care · Ascot Park

Kindercare Learning Centres

An ERO Akanuku review in September 2022 assessed curriculum and learning, whānau partnership, and leadership. Our analysis of the ERO report found B grades for curriculum alignment with Te Whāriki and parent communication, and a C grade for governance and management systems for regulatory compliance.

Roll 110

Kindercare Learning Centres Whakatiki

Education & Care · Upper Hutt

Kindercare Learning Centres

ERO assessed the service as Not well placed in its 2019 review. Our analysis of the ERO report identified strengths in children's wellbeing, with a calm environment and good communication. The service was noted to require further development in curriculum and learning depth, and in strengthening whānau partnerships.

Roll 120

Kindercare Learning Centres (308) Johnsonville

Education & Care · Johnsonville

Kindercare Learning Centres

ERO assessed this service as Not well placed in September 2019. Our analysis of the ERO report found strengths in children's wellbeing, whānau partnership, and health and safety systems (grade B), but identified areas needing development in curriculum planning and assessment practices, bicultural practice, and leadership consistency (grades C).

Roll 100

Kindercare Learning Centre Karori

Education & Care · Karori

Kindercare Learning Centres

ERO assessed Kindercare Learning Centre Karori as Not well placed in 2018. Our analysis of the ERO report identified strengths in children's wellbeing, health and safety, and leadership, but significant concerns in curriculum planning and bicultural practice, which ERO noted had no evidence of implementation.

Roll 100

Kindercare Learning Centres - Lower Hutt

Education & Care · Boulcott

Kindercare Learning Centres

ERO assessed this service as Not well placed in 2018. Our analysis of the ERO report identified strengths in health and safety and leadership systems, but noted that curriculum planning and assessment require development, and bicultural practice needs further strengthening across the service.

Roll 70

Kindercare Learning Centres Ltd (Kilbirnie)

Education & Care · Rongotai

Kindercare Learning Centres

ERO assessed this service as Not well placed in September 2019. Our analysis of the ERO report identified areas of concern in curriculum planning and evaluation, and in bicultural practice development, while children's wellbeing, whānau partnerships, health and safety systems, and leadership showed stronger performance.

Roll 100