Qualified ECE Teachers
100% qualified, caring and experienced.
Bunny ChildcareWarkworth
A safe, caring and inspiring early learning centre where children thrive through play, nature and warm relationships.
Everything we do is guided by care, safety and high-quality early learning.
100% qualified, caring and experienced.
More teachers, more individual attention.
Fully licensed with New Zealand regulatory standards.
Clear standards for learning, safety and centre management.
High food safety standards for peace of mind.
Nutritious, balanced meals freshly prepared.
Outdoor exploration, gardens and discovery.
Building confidence for a smooth move to school.
Our centre has been part of the Warkworth community for over 10 years. With no recent major renovation, our indoor spaces feel settled and are free from fresh paint, new flooring and strong renovation odours.
Home should be easy to scan, so we keep the key ideas here and explain the full Bunny approach on a dedicated page.
On average, every 3–5 children are supported by a key teacher who notices their routines, emotions, friendships and growth.
We value every child and every family. From time to time, we invite family feedback by email so we can keep improving our teaching team’s connection with families.
Age-appropriate environments and intentional teaching that support every milestone.
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We follow New Zealand’s early childhood curriculum to empower confident, capable learners.



Belonging · Wellbeing · Contribution · Communication · Exploration
Spacious outdoor areas, gardens and exploration-rich play support movement, imagination and connection with nature.





Enquire today or book a visit to see our beautiful centre in action.
☎ 09 425 8730
✉ admin@bunnychildcare.co.nz
⌖ 23–25 Campbell Drive, Warkworth
“The teachers are so caring and our daughter runs in every morning with a big smile!”
— Sarah, Mum of Mia“We love the outdoor spaces and how much time the children spend in nature.”
— James, Dad of Leo“Communication is excellent and we feel so supported as a family.”
— Aroha, Mum of Tama