2289 days ago

work wanted

Justine from Feilding

Kia Ora
my name is Justine. I work for Building Blocks as a home base educator and currently have under two and over two spaces available. I offer a safe and loving environment or infants, toddlers and young children to grow and thrive as they learn through play in a low ratio environment. We attend music sessions, playgroups and gym sports provided through building blocks and we also make good use of the wider communities, both in Feilding and Palmerston North. I focus on meeting the needs of each individual families and believe in working as a team to ensure everyone feels comfortable. I would love to share more about myself and my experience with children and hearing about the needs of you and your whanau.
We provide 20 hours free ECE, Winz subsidies as well as Building Blocks whanau subsidies may also be available to you and your family. Please contact me for more information. My phone number is 0220170985

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