Nelson Tasman Kindergartens

We are a non profit charity, so all funds go towards your child's education!
Association Office:  200 Hardy Street  Nelson  ph 03 5467683  email info@ntk.org.nz
Our Kindergartens offer hours that align with school hours, Monday to Friday for children aged 2 - 6.
Auckland Point, Healthkids and Motueka Kindergartens also offer spaces for under two year olds.
​Most of our Kindergartens are open during the term breaks, please enquire at the kindergarten of your choice.
We offer flexible hours,  21 Kindergartens and Centres and insist on 100% Qualified and Registered teachers.
Give your child the best possible start.
To enrol your child in a great Kindergarten or Centre right now, click here

Term Dates 2022 - 2023

The last day of term for all of our kindergartens is Wednesday 21st December 2022.
The first day of term 2023 for our kindergartens are as follows;
9th January 2023
Auckland Point Kindergarten
Healthkids Kindergarten
Richmond Kindergarten
Tapawera Kindergarten
​Waverley St Kindergarten
16th January 2023
Birchwood Kindergarten
​Greenwood Kindergarten
Grove St Kindergarten
Motueka Kindergarten
​Motueka South Kindergarten
​(formerly Laura Ingram)
Nayland Kindergarten
​Nelson Central Kindergarten
Nelson South Kindergarten
Pinegrove Kindergarten
Stoke Kindergarten
Tahunanui Kindergarten
Victory Sq Kindergarten
​Waimea Kindergarten
​20th January 2023
Golden Bay Kindergarten
Hira Kindergarten
​Murchison Kindergarten

Enviroschools
Nelson Tasman Kindergartens are an enviroschools regional partner. The Enviroschools Programme is a unique sustainability journey that over 950 early childhood education centres and schools in New Zealand are on.
The following 16 Kindergartens and Centres are Enviroschools.
Through exploration and discovery, tamariki and students develop learning and language, care and creativity, relationships and responsibilities suited to their developmental stage. What emerges is a connection with nature and a sense of belonging to the environment and community.
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Through these connections with the environment tamariki and students can consider the world we are a part of, and look to how we make decisions to improve the physical and social environment of our places, our community and our world.