Carol Wald

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Te Wā Tuku Reo Māori 2020

Te Wā Tuku Reo Māori 2021

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As a staff member from Literacy Aotearoa, Masterton site I took part in the national zui including Karakia, Waiata and Korero. It was inspiring to listen to the stories our members shared from around the motu.

Carol

We held a learner presentation event. I welcomed everyone in te reo. We sang Te Aroha as a group, to celebrate Te wiki o Te reo Maori. We had a karakia in Te reo before sharing kai.

Carol

If we don't do this, who will? The customs, history and waiata all have a part in who we are as a nation. Te reo is only one part of gaining and using the knowledge passed down in history that is unique to Aotearoa.

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If we don't do this, who will? The customs, history and waiata all have a part in who we are as a nation. Te reo is only one part of gaining and using the knowledge passed down in history that is unique to Aotearoa.

Carol Wald

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As a staff member from Literacy Aotearoa, Masterton site I took part in the national zui including Karakia, Waiata and Korero. It was inspiring to listen to the stories our members shared from around the motu.

Carol

We held a learner presentation event. I welcomed everyone in te reo. We sang Te Aroha as a group, to celebrate Te wiki o Te reo Maori. We had a karakia in Te reo before sharing kai.

Carol

If we don't do this, who will? The customs, history and waiata all have a part in who we are as a nation. Te reo is only one part of gaining and using the knowledge passed down in history that is unique to Aotearoa.

Carol

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Carol Wald

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As a staff member from Literacy Aotearoa, Masterton site I took part in the national zui including Karakia, Waiata and Korero. It was inspiring to listen to the stories our members shared from around the motu.

Carol

We held a learner presentation event. I welcomed everyone in te reo. We sang Te Aroha as a group, to celebrate Te wiki o Te reo Maori. We had a karakia in Te reo before sharing kai.

Carol

If we don't do this, who will? The customs, history and waiata all have a part in who we are as a nation. Te reo is only one part of gaining and using the knowledge passed down in history that is unique to Aotearoa.

Carol

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