Ngahina Kindergarten

Principle needs to learn some manners, there's no need to be rude or aggressive. Just pulled into the disabled parking to pick my nephew whos disabled. They pull in next to me on the yellow lines space which is extra space for prams, wheel chairs ect... gets out and asks aggressively "can i help you? i asked why? Then raises his voice an says again "CAN I HELP YOU!" meanwhile ive got a sleeping baby in the back that he can clearly see, he said "Your in our parking lot? Im the principle of this school!" As if i wasn't allowed to be there like i was doing something wrong, told him "im picking up my nephew" then he walked off without saying anything leaving the car on the lines adjacent to the disabled parking, he didn't have a permit in the window either, thankfully my nephew doesn't require wheelchair access to get in the car otherwise we would off been blocked in. Please refrain from parking in the disabled spot in future as this is intended for permit holders only who require the extra space to get their kids in/out of the car, as principle you should lead by example an show respect in an out of the school property. You may be the principle but that doesn't give you the right to park anywhere you like.

Today was my daughters last day at Ngahina Kindergarten and I cant thank the amazing ladies over the last year who go beyond and more. I leave with such a heavy heart and saddened. They do such a beautiful job of creating a space that is not only safe for the Tamariki but for the family too! I can't recommend this Kindergarten enough! I'll see you ladies soon ❤️

Ngahina Kindergarten is the best! The teachers are so kind, knowledgeable and come up with so many fun and educational activities and resources. Our daughter settled in here so quickly and loves attending kindy. The outside area is huge and full of fun things to explore. Wouldn't go anywhere else!