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The Art of Tā Moko
Tā moko is the traditional Māori art of tattooing, rooted in tikanga and cultural identity. Each design is unique and tells a person’s story, includin…
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Voyaging to Aotearoa: Learning from the First Navigators
The Tuhuatahi team has been learning about the incredible journeys of the first people to reach New Zealand, the Māori navigators who sailed vast dist…
From Lyrics to Learning
Singing helps build confidence and supports expressive reading. Music brings fun and focus into literacy lessons providing an engaging way to practise…
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Stars of Success
Room 6 students have been exploring the power of goal setting. They have been learning to understand what a goal is, why it’s important, and how it he…
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Kapa Haka Performance
Kapa haka is the term for Māori Performing Arts and includes waiata, dance and chants. The performers stand in rows performing a variety of movements,…
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Causing Learning, Not Just Covering Classes
A teacher’s job is to cause learning - words spoken at a Teachers’ Only Day with Neill O’Reilly, setting forth a wero (challenge) for the 2025 year: H…
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What’s The Chance?
How likely is it that Whaea Jess would dress up as a princess for the School Book Fair?
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Tukutuku Sampler
Tukutuku is a traditional Māori woven art form. Tukutuku panels tell stories through intricate symbols and patterns.
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Virtual Learning at Wairakei
I chose to learn Japanese since I have always wanted to go to Japan. It can be really fun and also hard at the same time. I would definitely recommen…
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When reading feels like playtime
Whānau shared that their tamariki weren’t showing as much interest in reading. Taking on this feedback and reflecting, Room 12’s reading programme ha…
