Nga Pukeko o te Akomanga 21
Ko te manu e kai ana i te miro, nōna te ngahere.
Ko te manu e kai ana i te mātauranga, nōna te ao.
The bird that partakes of the miro berry reigns in the
forest.
The bird that partakes of the power of knowledge has
access to the world.
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Ka noho au, ka titiro au ki nga tae pahake o te tai a Moana Tuāukiuki. Ki ngā maunga o Tamaki ki Hikurangi rāua ko Hikurangi, tae noa ki ngā awawa o Rangitaiki me Waiapu. |
Whitiki aku
kamo ki ngā rae mata ahoaho o ōku marae ko Waikirikiri ki Ruatoki tae atu ki
Ōhinewaiapu ki Rangitukia. I taku taenga atu ki ngā hikukakara o ōku hapū, ki a Ngāti Haka
Patuheuheu rāua ko Te Whanau a Takimoana.
Kia tū noa au kia whakatetēhia e ōku iwi, ko Tūhoe rāua ko Ngāti Porou. E ōku kāwai rangatira kei te mihi, kei te mihi ki a koutou katoa Tihei Mauri Ora!!
Nga mihi mahana kia koutou te whānau,
Ka nui te
harikoa kua whai tūnga ahau ki te ako i o koutou tamariki. I am privilege and
excited to teach your tamariki in room 21, te akomanga o nga Pukeko and as part
of Te Whanau Awhina.
I have just
graduated from the university of Te Wananga o Aotearoa with my bachelor in
Teaching (He Korowai Akonga) in both Maori Medium and Mainstream. Now that I
have completed my degree I am humble and ready to partake in my new journey to
explore and create a holistic cultural approach to imbed and uplift within the
tamariki.
What your child be learning while in Room 21
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Kaitiakitanga: The constant acknowledgement that participants at any time and place are always engaged in relationships with others, their environment and kaupapa.
Kaitiakitanga: The constant acknowledgement that participants at any time and place are always engaged in relationships with others, their environment and kaupapa.
· Ahurutanga: The acknowledgement that quality
spaces must be claimed and maintained to enable activities to be undertaken in
an ethical and meaningful way
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Koha: The acknowledgement that valued contribution
are to be given and received responsibly.
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Pangarau: Our focus will be on Number and
Strategy Knowledge. We will be focusing on the fundamentals of math. In the
following link you can find out how to help your child at home! http://nzmaths.co.nz/families
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Tuhi/Panui/Korero: Reading, Writing and Speaking will be
taught through te reo Māori me ōna tikanga. This will also have some influence
through oral language of English being that te reo maori is the child second
language.
Please feel free to visit Nga Pukeko 21 blog pukekomiharo.blogspot.com. Throughout the blog you will have the opportunity to glance at the tamariki progression and activities that are held within and outside the school. At any time you feel like meeting with me, please feel free to book an appointment with the office or come and see me at room 21.
Naku noa
