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Bit of a throwback! We have tried to incorporate as much Te Reo Māori in our akomanga as possible through fun and engaging ways! A crowd favourite this week has been using the tī rakau and learning E Papa Waiari. The tamariki have loved it! !

Anneliese

Tamariki from Turitea wharekura performed Kapa Haka items for the public at the Spring Fling event. There was lots of positive feedback and there is no doubt that they will be asked to perform at next year’s event.

Trish

A Lego Cooperative Construction was a great way for Mataī class to share our learning about our marae visit. Look carefully and you can see the tangata whenua welcoming the manuhiri with a pōwhiri, the wharenui and the wharekai, as well as the hangi pit with all the delicious kai.

Trish

Earlier in the year our tamariki made a bilingual mural around hākinakina at Turitea School. It has over 25 kupu for all of the different sports and actions we do at kura everyday.

Troy

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Earlier in the year our tamariki made a bilingual mural around hākinakina at Turitea School. It has over 25 kupu for all of the different sports and actions we do at kura everyday.

Turitea School

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Bit of a throwback! We have tried to incorporate as much Te Reo Māori in our akomanga as possible through fun and engaging ways! A crowd favourite this week has been using the tī rakau and learning E Papa Waiari. The tamariki have loved it! !

Anneliese

Tamariki from Turitea wharekura performed Kapa Haka items for the public at the Spring Fling event. There was lots of positive feedback and there is no doubt that they will be asked to perform at next year’s event.

Trish

A Lego Cooperative Construction was a great way for Mataī class to share our learning about our marae visit. Look carefully and you can see the tangata whenua welcoming the manuhiri with a pōwhiri, the wharenui and the wharekai, as well as the hangi pit with all the delicious kai.

Trish

Earlier in the year our tamariki made a bilingual mural around hākinakina at Turitea School. It has over 25 kupu for all of the different sports and actions we do at kura everyday.

Troy

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Turitea School

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Bit of a throwback! We have tried to incorporate as much Te Reo Māori in our akomanga as possible through fun and engaging ways! A crowd favourite this week has been using the tī rakau and learning E Papa Waiari. The tamariki have loved it! !

Anneliese

Tamariki from Turitea wharekura performed Kapa Haka items for the public at the Spring Fling event. There was lots of positive feedback and there is no doubt that they will be asked to perform at next year’s event.

Trish

A Lego Cooperative Construction was a great way for Mataī class to share our learning about our marae visit. Look carefully and you can see the tangata whenua welcoming the manuhiri with a pōwhiri, the wharenui and the wharekai, as well as the hangi pit with all the delicious kai.

Trish

Earlier in the year our tamariki made a bilingual mural around hākinakina at Turitea School. It has over 25 kupu for all of the different sports and actions we do at kura everyday.

Troy

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