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LITTLE BOOTS. BIG ADVENTURES.

A nurturing space for growing minds, surrounded by open air, natural play, and everyday adventure. Where muddy hands spark imagination, and learning unfolds through play.

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Haere Mai / Welcome

Our vision is to create a home away from home where tamariki feel safe, secure and truly themselves.

We are a country-based early learning centre in Loburn, North Canterbury, for children aged 0–6, offering a warm, nurturing environment where tamariki can learn, grow, and thrive.

We nurture each child within a natural environment that encourages imagination, curiosity, and a sense of wonder.

Meet our Team
Children patting sheep during nature-based learning at Country Wonders preschool in Loburn near Rangiora

Close to Town,
a World Away

Just 7 minutes from Rangiora, our Loburn setting offers the best of both worlds. Easy for parents, peaceful for little ones.

Children running an obstacle course at Country Wonders childcare centre in Loburn, North Canterbury

Room to Roam
& Be Kids

Wide open spaces, fresh air, and freedom to explore. The kind of childhood that’s muddy, curious, and full of wonder.

Fresh homecooked meals prepared daily at Country Wonders childcare centre in Loburn

Nourishing Home
Cooked Meals

All meals and snacks are prepared fresh each day, keeping little bodies fuelled with wholesome, hearty food.

Two girls picking flowers during outdoor play at Country Wonders preschool in Loburn, North Canterbury

Small, Personal
& Nurturing

A close-knit environment where every child is known, supported, and encouraged to grow at their own pace.

Nursery child enjoying water play at Country Wonders childcare centre in Loburn near Rangiora

NURSERY 0 - 2 YRS

A gentle start for your little one

A calm, nurturing space where babies and toddlers are cared for with warmth and intention. We follow each child’s rhythm, creating a strong sense of safety as they begin to explore.

  • Our nursery is a calm, nurturing environment designed especially for our youngest tamariki. With a low child-to-teacher ratio, we’re able to provide responsive, one-on-one care that supports each child’s individual rhythm and needs.

    The space is warm, peaceful, and thoughtfully set up to feel like a home away from home. Soft textures, natural elements, and quiet areas create a sense of security, while gentle sensory experiences invite curiosity and early exploration.

    Outdoors, our nursery connects to our wider natural environment, allowing even our youngest children to experience fresh air, nature, and the changing seasons in a safe and supported way.

  • We take a respectful, relationship-based approach to care, where strong, trusting connections between kaiako, tamariki, and whānau are at the heart of everything we do.

    Each child is seen as capable and unique. We follow their cues, support their developing independence, and respond with warmth, patience, and consistency. Routines are flexible and guided by each child’s needs, ensuring they feel safe, understood, and secure.

    We place a strong emphasis on communication with whānau, working in partnership to ensure continuity between home and centre. This helps create a seamless and reassuring experience for both children and their families.

  • Each day in the nursery flows gently, guided by the individual rhythms of our children rather than a fixed schedule.

    Moments of care such as feeding, sleeping, and changing are unhurried and meaningful, providing opportunities for connection and communication. In between, children are free to explore, play, and engage with their surroundings at their own pace.

    You’ll often find our pēpi enjoying sensory play, spending time outdoors, listening to music, or simply observing the world around them. These everyday experiences lay the foundation for learning, development, and a growing sense of belonging.

Preschool children doing a hands-on learning experiment at Country Wonders in North Canterbury

PRESCHOOL 2 - 6 YRS

Growing Confident, Curious Learners

A space to explore, create, and grow, where curiosity leads and learning unfolds through play. Surrounded by nature, children build confidence and independence every day.

  • Our preschool offers a rich, engaging environment where children are encouraged to explore, create, and grow with confidence. Both our indoor and outdoor spaces are thoughtfully designed to support curiosity, independence, and a strong connection to the natural world.

    Children have access to a wide range of resources and experiences, from open-ended play and creative exploration to opportunities that challenge and extend their thinking. Our outdoor environment plays a big role in daily life, giving tamariki the freedom to move, discover, and connect with nature.

  • We take a holistic, child-led approach that supports each child’s development socially, emotionally, and cognitively. Our kaiako create a supportive and responsive environment where children feel confident to take risks, express themselves, and build meaningful relationships.

    There is a strong focus on preparing children for their next step, with gentle support around independence, confidence, and social skills. We also maintain close connections with whānau, working together to ensure each child feels secure, capable, and ready for the transition ahead.

  • Each day in the preschool is a balance of structured opportunities and free play, allowing children to follow their interests while also being guided through meaningful learning experiences.

    You’ll find children engaged in a mix of indoor and outdoor play, creative activities, group experiences, and moments of quiet connection. Time outdoors is a key part of the day, supporting both physical development and a deeper connection to the environment.

    As children grow in confidence, they begin to take on more responsibility, build friendships, and develop the skills that support a smooth and positive transition into school.

Parent Information

We’ve gathered all the important details here to help you feel informed and at ease. From fees and policies to daily rhythms and opening hours, it’s everything you need to know as you get started.

  • Country Wonders offers 20 hours free for all children 3 years and older not receiving 20 hours free elsewhere. Maximum 6 hours per day. Outside of the 20 hours free our fee schedule is as follows:

    Over 2 years: $7 per hour
    Under 2 years: $7.50 per hour

    A childcare subsidy may be available from Work and Income NZ (Please ask at the office for further information) Fees are payable within 7 days of invoice, by means of internet or automatic payment.

  • We are pleased to include in this price the supply of all nappies, wipes, milk/formula and early and late snacks.

  • Storypark & Online access to your child’s learning journey.

    Not only can you view your child’s learning journey in their printed profile folder, but you can also securely access learning stories, photos, videos, and community posts online. We will send you an email link to get you logged on. There is also an App for you to download so you can keep up to date with what your child/children are up to during their time at preschool.

    https://nz.storypark.com/

  • The education (Early Childhood Services) Regulations 2008, The licencing Criteria for Early Childhood Education and Care in Centres, and a procedure you can follow if you believe we are non-compliance with the regulations in any way, can all be found displayed in the foyer along with our centre philosophy and budget. You can find our latest Education Review Office report on www.ero.govt.nz.

    Each year our centre policies are reviewed by our teaching team, this is something we encourage our whānau/families to become a part of by sharing these with you over Storypark.

    We would love your feedback and contributed ideas to help create policies that are meaningful to our families and local community and best suited to our tamariki. If you would like to be more involved in any way within our centre please reach out.

  • Our opening hours are:

    Monday to Friday
    7:30 AM – 5.30 PM

    • We offer a 10% discount for siblings.

    • Booked holidays are at 50% with 2 weeks’ notice.

    • If your child is absent there will be a 100% charge in all age groups to keep your enrolment secure.

    • No fees are charged for statutory holidays or any closing over the Christmas period (If any).

    • A named drink bottle

    • We provide home-cooked meals daily

    • Lots of spare clothes (We love to get messy)

    • Gumboots and a coat in winter

    • Sun hat in summer

    • Anything special for sleep or comfort

    • A readiness to have fun!!

  • It is our utmost importance to ensure all our tamariki and Kaiako are kept safe from harm if your child appears obviously unwell and therefore at risk of getting worse or infecting others you may be asked to take them home or phoned throughout the day.

    • In no circumstances would we accept a child suffering from a contagious or infectious disease.

    • If your child comes down unwell during their time with us, they will be monitored closely, and you/emergency contact will be called. We will document any temperatures and records of illness for you to sign.

    • No child can return to Country Wonders until 48 hours after the last bout of vomiting, diarrhoea or raised temperature.

    • Please inform us if your child has an allergy or special health requirements so we can insure the best safest care and that plans are in place.

    • If your child did have a serious accident/allergic reaction and we believe they require immediate medical attention, we will call an ambulance.

    • If prescribed medicine is required for your child to have while in attendance, please see a teacher and fill out the appropriate medication form. (Medication needs to be prescribed to that child and have correct dosage amounts stated.)

    • Please let us know if your child won’t be in attendance due to sickness or being unwell

  • Click here to download our enrolment form.

  • Please feel free to pop in to our centre at any time or if you’d like to schedule a visit please contact Mel:

    mel@countrywonders.co.nz
    021 748 435

Meet Our Kaiako

Our Kaiako/teachers are chosen for their dedication and experience, to provide a warm, caring, and supportive environment for families/whānau.

  • Mel Lawton, owner and manager of Country Wonders childcare centre in Loburn, North Canterbury

    Mel Lawton

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    Kia ora koutou, ko Mel Lawton toku ingoa.

    I’m the owner and manager of Country Wonders Early Learning Centre, and feel incredibly privileged to be part of such a special team and learning environment.

    We’re passionate about creating a home away from home for our tamariki and centre whānau. We believe children learn best in an unhurried, nurturing environment that supports their interests and fosters a strong connection with nature.

    We work closely with whānau and our local community to provide the best possible care for our smallest community members. I’ve been teaching for over 20 years and am so excited to now step into this leadership role.

    Outside of work, I’m a mum of four with a love for animals, and you’ll often find me riding my horse or spending time with my family.

  • Early childhood teacher at Country Wonders childcare centre supporting children in Loburn near Rangiora

    Claire Green

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    Kia ora koutou, ko Claire Green ahau.

    I have been working at Country Wonders in the preschool for the last two years and feel so privileged to be part of this whānau. I believe in the importance of strong, reciprocal relationships and building meaningful connections with tamariki, whānau and other kaiako.

    I live in Loburn with my husband Jon and three tamariki Ollie, Thomas and Isabella. We love living in this community and our two boys attend Loburn School-Te Kura Aromauka. Isabella is in the preschool with me.

    In my spare time I love being outdoors, hanging with my family and friends, reading and camping.

    I am passionate about literacy, outdoor play and nature. I believe in creating a safe, nurturing, positive environment in which all tamariki can thrive.

    Ngā mihi

    Claire

  • Early childhood teacher at Country Wonders childcare centre supporting children in Loburn near Rangiora

    Lara Rigter

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    Kia ora, my name is Lara and I am a qualified and registered Early Childhood Teacher at Country Wonders. I graduated in 2012 with a Diploma of Teaching (ECE) and have been teaching in the North Canterbury community ever since. I have had a passion for teaching in Early Childhood from a young age and the importance of reciprocal relationships with children and their whanau has always been at the centre of my teaching philosophy. I enjoy supporting children to follow their interests and learn through exploration of our beautiful environment, while also role modeling respect for people, places and things.

    I live in North Canterbury with my Husband and our two children. In my spare time I enjoy going on adventures with my family, spending time with friends and photography. I am sharing the role of head teacher in the preschool with Kate, we are enjoying working with such an amazing team.

  • Early childhood teacher at Country Wonders childcare centre supporting children in Loburn near Rangiora

    Kate Bowman

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    Kia ora! My name is Kate Bowman, I am in a shared head teacher role with Lara in the preschool room at Country Wonders.

    I graduated in 2024 with a Bachelor of Teaching and Learning (ECE) and have worked in preschools all over North Canterbury.

    I am a North Canterbury local, having lived here most of my life, and have settled into Rangiora with my partner Aj, and our 2 beautiful daughters Zadie, and Keira. We love exploring this wonderful part of New Zealand, and get out into nature most fine weekends for walks and picnics together.

    I love nature play, and am passionate about child led learning, believing that children learn best through exploration and building connections with people, places and things.

  • Early childhood teacher at Country Wonders childcare centre supporting children in Loburn near Rangiora

    Natasha Murray

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    Kia ora koutou,

    Ko Natasha Murray ahau, but everyone calls me Tash. I have two gorgeous tamariki who have brought so much joy into my life and inspired my journey into early childhood education.

    Originally trained as a pastry chef and cake decorator, I made the decision to retrain and am now a qualified and registered ECE kaiako. I’m passionate about building strong, trusting relationships with tamariki and their whānau, and creating a warm, nurturing environment where children feel confident to explore, grow, and develop independence.

    I have a real love for nature and enjoy seeing tamariki engaged in open-ended, sensory play, learning at their own pace through meaningful experiences. I also love baking and cooking with tamariki, and see these as valuable opportunities to build creativity, confidence, and practical life skills.

    Ngā mihi,

    Tash

  • Early childhood teacher at Country Wonders childcare centre supporting children in Loburn near Rangiora

    Chontelle Thompson

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    Nau mai haere mai, welcome to Country Wonders. My name is Chontelle (Choni) I have been working in ECE for over 20 years, and am just loving my time here at Country Wonders. I am a mum of 2 beautiful girls Kaylee and Peyton-Rose, and we are living our dream on 10 acres in Loburn with my husband Mark.

    I love spending time with my family, getting away in our caravan, going on nature walks, going to the gym, and enjoying music.

    I am passionate about creating a calm, warm, safe, and nurturing environment. I ensure our tamariki feel valued and respected in our home away from home.

    I value the importance of children learning through play, encouraging curiosity and independence through exploration, and supporting the development of lifelong skills such as confidence, communication, relationships, resilience, and helping them to feel loved, valued, and to just be happy.

  • Early childhood teacher at Country Wonders childcare centre supporting children in Loburn near Rangiora

    Tania Boocock

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    My name is Tania Boocock. I live in Leithfield with my husband and we have 3 grown sons. I am really excited to join the amazing Country Wonders Community and being part of such an amazing team of teachers.

    First allow me to share a little about myself. Teaching is my life’s passion and I gained my Bachelor of Early Childhood Education in 2014. I am extremely passionate about children and believe that every child is special and unique and I strive to empower children to have a natural love of learning with a big emphasis on respect and independence. I believe that through my role I am here to encourage, support and nurture every child in a kind, caring and positive way where children can thrive.

    I enjoy spending time in the outdoors and my interests include jet boating, camping, fishing, bush walking, yoga, Pilates and spending time with my family and friends. I am excited to begin this journey and look forward to meeting you all.

  • Early childhood teacher at Country Wonders childcare centre supporting children in Loburn near Rangiora

    Tereza Balaziova

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    Kia Ora whānau. My name is Tereza and I'm originally from the Czech Republic, however, New Zealand has been my home for almost 13 years. I live with my partner and my daughter Eliska in Kaiapoi and I’m so grateful to work at Country Wonders and be part of North Canterbury community. I hold New Zealand Certificate in Early Childhood Education and Care and I'm a passionate and certified kids yoga teacher.

    I believe in providing a respectful and supportive environment where children and whānau feel comfortable and safe. I value working together as part of the team alongside other kaiako and building reciprocal, responsive, and inclusive relationships with teachers, tamariki, and their families.

    I believe that our center's natural environment encourages children to show kaitiakitanga by caring for our animals, and garden and fostering deeper connections with the natural world.

    I value the importance of physical activities and enjoy incorporating yoga and mindfulness into everyday practice. I believe that physically active play supports learning across all strands of Te Whāriki. I also value that each child learns at their own pace, and I believe that through risk-taking experiences, children become empowered, motivated, and happy in mind, body, and soul.

    I absolutely love any kind of outdoor activities. I would like to share my passion for outdoors, mindfulness and yoga with tamariki as well as help them to develop and progress on their educational journey.

    I enjoy spending my free time with my family walking, hiking, and camping in New Zealand's beautiful nature.

  • Early childhood teacher at Country Wonders childcare centre supporting children in Loburn near Rangiora

    Sophie Fraser

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    Hello my name is Sophie and I am currently studying towards my Bachelor in Teaching ECE, and I am loving all the experience I am gaining working in the Country Wonders nursery. I have a passion of working with young children, watching them learn and explore, and look forward to supporting them on their learning journey each day. I have a son called Mason and awaiting the arrival of my baby girl. When I am not working I love making memories with my family and friends, enjoying the sunshine outdoors or at home cooking and baking.

    I feel proud to be part of the Country Wonders nursery team, making everyday feel like a home away from home for our smallest community members.

  • Early childhood teacher at Country Wonders childcare centre supporting children in Loburn near Rangiora

    Ruby Tobeck

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    Kia ora, my name is Ruby. I am a qualified ECE teacher and have been teaching since 2014. I am passionate about working with young tamariki, I love supporting them to grow, develop and thrive. I look forward to getting to know you all and being a part of the Country Wonders community!

    I'm married to my lovely husband, Alec. We have recently built our little home on a lifestyle block just up the road in North Loburn. We currently have a few cows and sheep, we are looking forward to growing our herd and establishing our land. We also look forward to putting down our roots in this lovely rural community. I am loving learning more about gardening and have big goals of living more sustainability.

    I love to be creative, I love art and love bringing this passion to work with me. I love to travel, see new things and spend time in nature.

  • Early childhood teacher at Country Wonders childcare centre supporting children in Loburn near Rangiora

    Lee-Anne Steel

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    Hi, my name is Lee, short for Lee-Anne.

    My husband Mark and I live in a caravan by choice, and we love our lifestyle in Loburn, surrounded by beautiful nature. We have five children and five grandchildren between us.

    Over my working career, I have nannied for private families and worked as a reliever in multiple centres, so I am very passionate about working with children of all ages.

    In my spare time, I love spending time with family and friends, and I also enjoy crafting my own candles and soaps.

    I’m absolutely thrilled to be part of the Country Wonders team and look forward to creating memories with your children and watching them grow.

  • Early childhood teacher at Country Wonders childcare centre supporting children in Loburn near Rangiora

    Ruby Hughes

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    Kia ora my name is Ruby Hughes. I am a recent graduate of Marian College. I live with my mum, dad, and brother in our family home. My parents own and operate combined pest control business.

    I am very close with my extended whānau, and growing up surrounded by lots of younger tamariki gave me many opportunities to help care for them. Those experiences inspired me to pursue early childhood education as my profession.

    Learning alongside other kaiako has supported me to grow in confidence and develop strong, meaningful relationships with tamariki and their whānau. I am passionate about creating a warm, nurturing environment where children feel safe, valued, and supported in their learning journey.

    Ngā mihi, Ruby

  • "We feel truly grateful every day we send our daughter to Country Wonders. Mel and the staff are fantastic and we know that our daughter is receiving the best care possible."

    Holly

  • "Such a warm welcoming and natural environment Country Wonders is for our kids you couldn’t want anything better."

    Preschool Parent

  • "I love how my child is excited to get to preschool in the morning it just shows how fantastic country wonders really is. He has grown wonderful bonds with his teachers which has made it a smooth transition for us."

    Preschool Parent

  • "Having my child come home excited to tell me all the wonderful things he has done through the day is fantastic it just shows how everyone at Country Wonders makes such a great impression on our children."

    Preschool Parent

  • "Mel and the amazing teachers at Country Wonders create a warm, friendly environment filled with fun, learning and new experiences. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend this centre to families, it’s a truly special place."

    Lally

  • "A beautiful, enriching environment with fantastic indoor and outdoor opportunities to explore and learn. Strong links to the neighbouring school make the transition easy, our children are flourishing here."

    Wendy

Children playing at Country Wonders preschool in Loburn, North Canterbury
Top-down view of a black pot with a swirling mixture of blue, green, and white colors inside, placed on a light-colored surface.
Two young girls standing indoors, each holding a plush toy chicken—one yellow and fluffy, the other brown with an embroidered face and red comb. The girl on the left is wearing a pink fuzzy sweater, pink pants, and sandals, with a pink bow headband a
Two women, one adult and one child, sitting on a faux fur rug in front of a festive Easter-themed backdrop. The backdrop features baskets of pastel-colored eggs, bunny decorations, and a sign that says "HAPPY EASTER." The adult woman is wearing a flo
A woman and a girl dressed in Easter-themed costumes, sitting on hay with a decorated backdrop that has a 'Happy Easter' sign and Easter decorations.
Two young girls with bunny ear headbands sitting on a white furry rug surrounded by Easter decorations including stuffed bunnies, flowers, a sign that reads 'Happy Easter,' a teapot, and cups, outdoor woodland setting.
A young girl in a pastel dress, wearing a bunny ears headband, sits on a cozy rug surrounded by Easter-themed decorations and plush bunny stuffed animals, with a sign reading 'HAPPY EASTER' and a basket of colorful Easter eggs outside, outdoors in a
Two young girls with long hair, wearing matching black tops and colorful skirts, hugging each other and smiling outdoors.
A young boy wearing a yellow long-sleeve shirt is reaching into a black container filled with shredded paper and plastic eggs, decorated for Easter.
A girl sitting outdoors surrounded by stuffed animals, flowers, and Easter decorations, with a sign that says 'HAPPY EASTER' in front of her.
A collection of seashells, fishing lures, and fishing net on a crocheted surface near a window with sunlight.
Kids enjoying outdoor play at Country Wonders childcare centre near Rangiora
Preschool children playing in nature at Country Wonders in Loburn
Children engaged in play-based learning at Country Wonders childcare in North Canterbury
Kids playing outside at Country Wonders preschool in Loburn near Rangiora
Children playing inside at Country Wonders early learning centre in North Canterbury
Outdoor learning at Country Wonders childcare centre near Rangiora
Multiple plastic cups filled with ice cream, decorated with small colorful paper umbrellas, arranged on a counter.
Three young girls in colorful costumes and accessories, standing indoors in front of a gray wall with art displays. One girl has face paint and is dressed as a mermaid, the second girl is wearing a blue dress with striped tights, and the third girl i
Girl dressed as a reindeer with antlers, a red nose, and pink roses on her head, painting a large colorful picture at a table in a classroom.
Children gathered around a water table, playing with clear plastic cups, measuring tools, and colorful floating objects, in a classroom setting with artwork and supplies visible in the background.
Multiple blue trays with white bowls containing waffles, orange slices, banana slices, and small marshmallows on a table.
Multiple teal-colored bowls filled with spaghetti noodles topped with marinara sauce and shredded cheese, with metal forks resting inside each bowl.
Outdoor water play for preschool children at Country Wonders childcare centre near Rangiora
Children playing in a foamy water table outdoors, engaging with colorful toys and bubbles.
A young child with blonde hair is playing outside with snow, holding a small black shovel over a table with several containers of snow and dirt, in a backyard with wooden structures and tires in the background.
Two children, a boy and a girl, feeding a black sheep with a bottle in a barn-like setting. The boy wears a green and black striped beanie, a camouflage jacket, and teal pants. The girl wears a pink beanie with a pattern and a floral jacket.
A small toy dinosaur on a green platform with a textured surface, surrounded by various plants, rocks, and animal figurines, set up as a miniature scene.
Children patting a horse in a paddock at Country Wonders childcare centre in Loburn, North Canterbury
Children and adults gathered outdoors, petting a large, fluffy brown animal, possibly a pig, in a grassy area during daytime at Country Wonders childcare centre in Loburn, North Canterbury
A group of young children with face paint and outdoors at Country Wonders childcare centre in Loburn, North Canterbury
Playing with rabbit at Country Wonders childcare centre in Loburn, North Canterbury
Outdoor play at Country Wonders childcare centre in Loburn, North Canterbury
A decorative tabletop scene featuring a wooden display stand with metallic spheres and small dollops of white material, pinecones, and various decorative rolled papers, all arranged on a dark wooden surface with a piece of blue fabric or paper undern
Eco learning at Country Wonders childcare centre in Loburn, North Canterbury
Children working in a garden bed with shovels, planting or tending to soil, while others observe and assist, in an outdoor setting with a wheelbarrow and tools nearby.
A young boy with short brown hair and closed eyes, wearing a red and black Spider-Man hoodie, is holding a small object in his hands outdoors during the day, with trees and a fence in the background.
Three young girls outdoors in sunlight, involved in a science activity, with containers of colorful liquids on a black textured surface.
Children are conducting a science experiment with colorful liquids in test tubes outdoors, observing the reaction closely.
Children making and playing with colorful soap or slime in trays at a table.
Children sitting at a wooden table peeling and chopping carrots and vegetables, with a pot of vegetables on the table.
Child and an adult slicing carrots on cutting boards at a wooden table in a classroom or kitchen setting.
A group of children is sitting and standing around a wooden table in a brightly lit indoor space, with backpacks on the floor and smiling faces.
Children are engaging in a sensory activity with colorful slime and water play at a table, supervised indoors.
Children planting flowers in the soil, wearing gardening gloves and casual clothes in an outdoor setting.
Two young girls are sitting on tires arranged as garden planters with plants growing inside, outdoors on a grassy area, surrounded by trees and tires.

Get in touch

Phone: 021 748 435

Email: mel@countrywonders.co.nz

Opening Hours: Monday to Friday, 7.30am to 5.30pm