Wāhanga 3: He kākano au i ruia mai i Rangiātea
Pakiwaitara Rokiroki
Moko: Really proud of my son
Moko Morris: My son showed me the value of a Māori education by seeking it himself. I am so grateful.
Posted: 06/27/2016 06:37 pm
Tasha: Koinei tā tātou mahi
Tasha Webby: We put a child at ease and nurture the seed inside them. (Te reo Māori.)
Posted: 06/27/2016 06:31 pm
Wāhanga 3: The consequences of not having language
Ruakere Hond: The consequences of not having language and being denied a full sense of personal identity. To revive the language is hard work. The point of language, and its key to personal and tribal identity. (Te Reo Māori.)
Mataia Keepa: There is always support for those who are embarrassed by what they don’t know.
Posted: 06/27/2016 06:13 pm
Te Tahi: Teaching the whakapapa where an art form comes from
Te Tahi Tākao: Art has a whakapapa too.
Posted: 06/27/2016 05:41 pm
Tānira: Kāinga; ahi kā
Tānira Cooper: Whanaungatanga underpins all that we do. We believe in creating a Māori world.
Posted: 06/27/2016 05:30 pm
Tānira: Kura Māori is fun for me
Tānira Cooper: Having a Māori education hit the spot for me. It does the same for our tamariki.
Posted: 06/27/2016 05:23 pm
Jordan: My baby can speak to me in te reo
Jordan Waru-Bingham: Te reo is cool and we are a beautiful people.
Posted: 06/27/2016 04:28 pm
Peehi: Te ao tikanga; ahurea; te reo Māori
Peehi Waho: Kia aro ki te āhua o te ao o te mātauranga i Aotearoa. (Te Reo Māori.)
Posted: 06/27/2016 04:12 pm
