Oma Rāpeti Early Learning Centre

Education & Care4.4 (7)Updated 12 days ago
Open today · 7:30am5:30pm · Freemans Bay, Auckland

About this centre

Oma Rāpeti Early Learning Centre is a licensed education & care centre in Freemans Bay, Auckland.

20 Hours ECE is available for eligible tamariki.

Compiled from the Ministry of Education ECE Directory.

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Key facts

HoursMon–Fri, 7:30am – 5:30pm
20 Hours ECEAvailable for eligible tamariki

Licence & ERO

Service type
Education & Care
MOE number
20052
Sourced from the Ministry of Education ECE Directory, last synced 17 Jul 2026. See the official record on Education Counts.

Reviews & ratings

4.47 Google reviews

Overall rating aggregated from Google. Verified Parent.nz reviews from families who enquired appear below.

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Joana Azevedo
★★★★★via Google ↗March 2026

We have had both of our sons attend Oma Rapeti, and we truly couldn’t speak more highly of it. The nurturing environment and genuine care shown by every teacher make it feel like a real home away from home. From a long-term parent’s perspective, I can confidently say the team creates a warm, supportive, and engaging space where children feel safe and valued. Our boys formed wonderful friendships with both the teachers and their little friends, which has been incredibly special to see. The centre is also very resourceful and provides a stimulating environment for learning and play. Another highlight is the nutritious food they prepare for the children, something we really appreciate as parents. We highly recommend Oma Rapeti to any family looking for a caring and enriching early learning centre for their little ones.

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Lloyd Johns
★★★★★via Google ↗August 2025

This ECE provides such a wonderful start to learning and socialising for children. It has a warm and caring community. I cannot recommend this place highly enough for your child.

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Hope Kennedy-Smith
★★★★★via Google ↗August 2025

Absolutely wonderful centre. I couldn’t have wished for better for my tamariki. Feels like one big welcoming whānau and a true home away from home :)