About the Center
The centre is licensed and chartered as an Early Childhood Centre (ECE) for Conductive Education Programmes. The Ministry of Education issues the license and the centre must operate under the licensing requirement of the Education (Early Childhood Centres) Regulations 1998. These affect the standards of staffing, programmes, buildings and management. The Charter is written in consultation with parents/whanau and staff. A copy of the Charter is kept in the office and foyer and is available for parents to read.
The Education Review Office review our centre triennially and a copy of this review is available from the centre or online at www.ero.govt.nz (March 2019).
The Education Review Office review our centre triennially and a copy of this review is available from the centre or online at www.ero.govt.nz (March 2019).
Who we are
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Andor Cseh
Andor graduated from the International Peto Institute in Hungary in 1988, where he trained to become a Conductor. This training was four years. Andor moved to NZ in 1993 to work for Conductive Education Wellington Trust as a Conductor. Conductive Education Wellington Trust is a licensed early childhood centre that works with children with motor disorders. Andor works with a wide range of children from 6 months to 5 years. He uses the Conductive principles to assist children with cerebral palsy, spina bifita, ADHD and autism to develop life skills such as: walking, sitting, toileting, language and the ability to feed themselves.
Andor enjoys New Zealand’s beautiful forests and tramps as often as possible. He also enjoys music and being with his wife and three children who are 21, 15, and 10 |
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Tarika Naidu
I am a Conductive Assistant and have lived in New Zealand for 17 years. I completed my tertiary training in Fiji and have worked as a Health Care Assistant in New Zealand for over 10 years.
My knowledge and practical experience has helped me care and support the children and their families/whanau here at Conductive Education. |
Kathy Blake
Kathy came to us from the Ministry of Health where she had worked for a number of years. While the role of Centre Manager is busy, diverse and ever shifting, she loves the challenges that come with the role.
From day one she has been blown away by the dedication, caring and support that the team here provide to the families and children.
Kathy lives in Upper Hutt where most of her family are and her favourite thing to do in the weekend is fishing.
From day one she has been blown away by the dedication, caring and support that the team here provide to the families and children.
Kathy lives in Upper Hutt where most of her family are and her favourite thing to do in the weekend is fishing.
Nikita Houpapa
Nikita completed her Bachelors degree in Teaching (ECE) in 2020 and worked with tamariki as a Kaiako at her previous Centre for two years. Nikita is a whānau member to one of our students who previously attended Conductive Education, and knows our tamariki very well based on personal experiences. She started relieving for us as a Kaiako earlier in 2021 and took on the fulltime role as our ECT to pursue her beliefs and values in embracing the diversity and inclusiveness in our little community. Conductive Education was the reason to her becoming an Early Childhood Teacher.
Nikita looks forward to working alongside parents/whānau and tamariki in gaining their fullest potential here at Conductive Education.
Nikita looks forward to working alongside parents/whānau and tamariki in gaining their fullest potential here at Conductive Education.
"What I love about conductive education is the whole inclusion of the family. At the conductive education centre there is the understanding that a parent will always want their best for their child and the staff listens to the parents, caregivers and all who are involved in looking after the physically challenged child." Kitty Parker.
