Today we established our very own Youth Council and announced our Māori representative Aaliyah. To show our support we performed for the first time a haka to Aaliyah and celebrated her with a beautiful korowai made from one of our local Taranaki whānau. It was exciting to be able to do the haka that we have been practising this term in an authentic experience and to do this for one of our learners was ka rawe!
Share how you celebrated
Share what you did for Te Wiki o te Reo Māori 2023. This will go on to become a showcase of how we celebrate te reo as a nation.
Our aim is to bring more joy to education and ignite children’s imaginations so they are stimulated to discover meaningful passions of their own and develop a true desire for learning.
The Green School way allows young people to thrive by learning in a purposeful manner. Learning how to be a changemaker, a socially-conscious entrepreneur, and have a positive impact on the world sparks a passion for learning and turns it from a chore, into a desire.
We empower young people to become happy, excited, lifelong learners within a future-focused curriculum that advocates sustainable impact.
Te Wiki te Reo Māori 2023 pledge
Waiata | Sing
We will be doing waiata and haka to tautoko and acknowledge our Middle School learners returning from their Rites of Passage programme
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