Home Based Educare
Hi! My name is Tracey Molloy, and I am a home-based educator with Nurtured At Home. I am a fully qualified, fully registered ECE teacher. I was born and raised in Napier and returned here with my foster son, Kaiden in January 2021, from Upper Hutt where I spent 5.5 years living and working, which is where I fostered my son, Kaiden, who is 7 years old. I have been in early childhood for over 30 years, as a Nanny and as a Montessori/ECE trained teacher. After returning from Bermuda in 2010 I completed my degree in ECE Teaching and got my first job as a qualified teacher in Upper Hutt. Moving forward as home-based educator I will provide your children with learning opportunities to discover, explore and develop independence through art/creative play; exploration of the natural environment (planting and growing plants is one example) and baking. These are just a few of the activities we will do together there will also be opportunities to participate in music groups, play groups and educational excursions. I love working with children and I look forward to working alongside you and your child/ren. My availability is Monday to Friday 7am til 6pm and I have 2 spaces available for over 2 year olds and a morning space for an under 2
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