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Wellington

Wellington is our capital city and is home to the iconic Beehive, which houses our government. We love teaching our kids a little bit about their local area. Our mascot here at Tiny Voices Wellington is a beehive that represents community and growth - after all, bees do make the world go around.

Grand Centre Arcade,
18 Willis Street

Solah Kim

021 532 740

cmwellington@tinyvoices.co.nz

Wellington is our capital city and is home to the iconic Beehive, which houses our government. We love teaching our kids a little bit about their local area. Our mascot here at Tiny Voices Wellington is a beehive that represents community and growth - after all, bees do make the world go around.

Grand Centre Arcade, 18 Willis Street

Solah Kim
021 532 740

cmwellington@tinyvoices.co.nz

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Kia ora, My name is Solah, and I’m the Acting Centre Manager here at Tiny Voices Wellington.

I am originally from South Korea and moved to New Zealand in 2007. During my time here, I’ve had the chance to experience both the North and South Islands, and I am now settled in Wellington with my husband and our daughter.

I’ve been in early childhood education for over 10 years and feel so lucky to do what I love every day. I love having fun together with children, supporting their learning and celebrating the tiny milestones they achieve each day.

For me, teaching is all about aroha and respect, and I believe that strong relationships with children and their whānau are at the heart of meaningful learning. My passion is building a place where children feel safe and loved, families feel connected, and our team has fun working together.

I have been teaching at Tiny Voices since the very beginning, and it has been an absolute privilege to be part of our children’s learning journeys and to see them flourish in every room.

I look forward to meeting you and your family and welcoming you into the Tiny Voices whānau.

Arohanui
Solah