Clare Ridout

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I moved to Aotearoa from England in 2005. Learning the language of the country - te reo Māori - is how I can better understand my new home, the people of the land, its culture and the natural world. Every little step - even if it just being part of one day of the year - is a good step. However we have got a long long way to go - so hoea te waka tātou!

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The primary school gathered together for a karakia and waiata in our beautiful grounds on the slopes of Te Pahure o te Rangipohika

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Because te reo Maori is the first language of the country, a precious taonga

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Because te reo Maori is the first language of the country, a precious taonga