Susie Locke

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The students at the Wairarapa College Supported Learning Centre have been learning a local karakia by singing it each morning. They are so proud to share their sung karakia with the country, you can see the smiles on their faces at the end. : )

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I think te reo Maori is hugely important to our country and I feel privileged to be able to learn it and share it in my workplace. I would love to see te reo normalised everywhere in our country and I attempt to do so whenever I can.

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I think te reo Maori is hugely important to our country and I feel privileged to be able to learn it and share it in my workplace. I would love to see te reo normalised everywhere in our country and I attempt to do so whenever I can.

Susie Locke

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The students at the Wairarapa College Supported Learning Centre have been learning a local karakia by singing it each morning. They are so proud to share their sung karakia with the country, you can see the smiles on their faces at the end. : )

Susie

I think te reo Maori is hugely important to our country and I feel privileged to be able to learn it and share it in my workplace. I would love to see te reo normalised everywhere in our country and I attempt to do so whenever I can.

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Susie Locke

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The students at the Wairarapa College Supported Learning Centre have been learning a local karakia by singing it each morning. They are so proud to share their sung karakia with the country, you can see the smiles on their faces at the end. : )

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I think te reo Maori is hugely important to our country and I feel privileged to be able to learn it and share it in my workplace. I would love to see te reo normalised everywhere in our country and I attempt to do so whenever I can.

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