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Muritai School

Te Whanganui-a-Tara | Wellington
www.muritai.school.nz

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Muritai school - Primary school Years 0-8 in Eastbourne, Wellington.

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The whole school came together and shared new Māori waiata they learnt.

Hilary

My class and I sang waiata and played hei tama tū tama!

Shel

I would love to develop my confidence in speaking te reo to inspire and encourage tamariki in my classroom to speak more te reo confidently too : )

Nicolette

I want to help celebrate the taonga that is te reo Maori!

Dean

I want to improve my knowledge and understanding of Te Reo so I can better connect with my tamariki.

Kristi

To increase my knowledge in Te Reo

Aditi

Aotearoa New Zealand is fortunate to have a rich cultural history. It’s up to us to preserve and grow that for future generations. Part of that is embracing Te Reo Māori. This is part of what makes our country special. I was fortunate to go to a primary school (a very very long time ago) which was proactive in including Te Reo Māori in school life. I’m grateful for that and want the same for all kids.

Rachel

I want to help keep te Reo Māori alive!

Xavier

Te Reo is the most important and beautiful language of our country to cherish and to teach our tamariki so it can continue to grow and flourish as it should have and is meant to .

Hilary

To learn waiata and sing together.

Jess

To feel more confident speaking te Reo Māori.

Shelly

I want to feel more confident speaking te reo Māori!

Shel

Language shapes culture. Learning Te reo Māori keeps the culture alive.

Jenny

To learn, grow and share alongside my tamariki.

Gen

To learn along with the next generation. I wish we had been able to learn the language when I was at school

Emma

Growing up in the South Island in the eighties I received no education or exposure to te reo. I love the resurgence and want to be part of it.

Lauren

I want to continue the learning journey of this beautiful language!

Penny

Te reo is a beautiful language and I enjoy singing and speaking it

Katharine

For my girls to be proud of their tipuna

Michelle

Learn more of the reo that is native to Aotearoa.

Jack

He nèhi ahau. He mama ahau. And I want to give my patients and tamariki the gift of the reo.

Joanne

Te Reo Māori is fun!

Xavier

I want to feel confident in speaking te reo!

Jamie

Kapa haka has given me an extended whanau ever since I was a new child immigrant from Africa. There was warmth, kindness, laughs, strength, values I shared, language and music. Amazing enrichment to my life.

Carmen

Champion to reo and get everyone more confident in using it and becoming a natural part of our conversations.

Hilary

We are all on this waka of learning together for our future generations

Chelsea

To promote the language for my moko

Judith

My why is keeping the reo alive for all New Zealanders and getting all tamariki involved in the beauty of our wonderful native reo

Hilary

I do kapa haka every wednesday and i do te reo as well and i really enjoy it!

Mary

Support my whanau

Josh

Before our Tūī Hui we will share the Kaikōhau.

Jamie
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