Central Kids Kindergartens - David Henry

Kindergarten4.9 (17)Updated 12 days ago
Open today · 8:00am3:30pm · Tokoroa, Waikato

About this centre

Central Kids Kindergartens - David Henry is a licensed kindergarten in Tokoroa, Waikato.

20 Hours ECE is available for eligible tamariki.

Compiled from the Ministry of Education ECE Directory.

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Key facts

HoursMon–Fri, 8:00am – 3:30pm
20 Hours ECEAvailable for eligible tamariki

Licence & ERO

Service type
Kindergarten
MOE number
5168
Sourced from the Ministry of Education ECE Directory, last synced 17 Jul 2026. See the official record on Education Counts.

Reviews & ratings

4.917 Google reviews

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

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Desiree Morunga
★★★★★via Google ↗February 2026

We are so grateful for the beautiful start our daughter has had at David Henry Kindy. From day one, the staff have been incredibly loving and welcoming to our whole whānau. She has only been there a week and has already settled in so well. She absolutely loved her first week, and that speaks volumes about the safe, nurturing environment the kaiako create. Drop-offs have been such a breeze, which as a parent means everything. We also really appreciate the use of te reo Māori throughout the day. It’s wonderful to see the kindy upholding their obligations to Te Tiriti and embracing our language and culture in a meaningful way. Thank you, David Henry Kindy, for caring for our girl so beautifully. We feel truly blessed to be part of your community

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jen de leon
★★★★★via Google ↗December 2025

Exceptional Staff and Atmosphere: The teachers and staff are truly friendly and welcoming. They take the time to greet every child and parent with a smile, making drop-offs easy and positive.Thank you to the whole team at David Henry Kindergarten for making my child’s first educational experience such a positive one!

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Ashley Preston
★★★★★via Google ↗November 2025

Beautiful Kindy, as soon as my boy started we felt like whānau, welcomed straight away. They loved him like their own and he loved his time there.