Central Otago REAP
Ako ai, Oranga kē
Where learning makes the difference
Central Otago REAP
Ako ai, Oranga kē
Where learning makes the difference
Central Otago REAP
Ako ai, Oranga kē
Where learning makes the difference
Central Otago REAP
Ako ai, Oranga kē
Where learning makes the difference
Central Otago REAP
Ako ai, Oranga kē
Where learning makes the difference
Central Otago REAP
Ako ai, Oranga kē
Where learning makes the difference
Central Otago REAP
Ako ai, Oranga kē
Where learning makes the difference
Welcome to Central Otago REAP (Rural Education Activities Programme)!
We are a Ministry of Education (Te Tāhuhu o te Mātauranga) and Tertiary Education Commission (Te Amorangi Mātauranga Matua) funded organisation that facilitates educational opportunities that aim to empower and enrich the lives of the people in Central Otago.
Operating across the full spectrum of our community, Central Otago REAP supports tamariki (childhood), rangatahi (youth), and pakeke (adults) in their lifelong learning journeys. As a not-for-profit organisation, we are dedicated to meeting the diverse educational needs of our region through strong partnerships and performance outcomes guided by the MOE and TEC.
Our kaupapa embraces lifelong learning as a taonga (treasure), offering a diverse range of resources and opportunities for both formal and informal education. Central Otago REAP is here to support whānau, hapori (communities), and individuals to grow, connect, and thrive.
For All Courses.......
Babies 0 - 12 Months
A welcoming space for whānau with new pēpi, where we learn from guest speakers about topics like feeding support, safe travel options, maternal wellbeing, pelvic floor health, sustainable parenting choices, and budgeting, while connecting with and supporting one another.
6 weeks on Wednesdays starting 14th October - 10am-12noon @ Ōmakau Playcentre, 29 Swindon Street, Ophir
$10 / whānau for full 6 week programme
Bring along your broken or worn out household items - clothes, furniture, electronics, digital, toys, bikes or tools.
Saturday 21st November, 10.00am - 2.00pm
Alexandra Community House
