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Blockhouse Bay Intermediate School

Tāmaki Makaurau | Auckland
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Ngā kaiako me ngā tauira on a learning journey together , exploring and developing our confidence and use of te reo Māori in everyday situations.

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I find singing in te reo is a little more forgiving - it makes me feel a bit braver to try . However, singing - for other people to hear - is also not my thing, so I dug deep, lol. Integrated learning going on here, te reo and trying out clipchamp to make this little video. Kia pai te rā :-) Alison *The credits for the instrumental music can't be seen at the end of the video, here it is: Te Aroha (Instrumental) from https://www. youtube. com/watch?v=hIoQfYMWb4A

Alison
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This is one of my favourite whakatauki. Tuia te Rangi e tū iho nei Tuia te Papa e tākoto nei Tuia te tangata e noho nei Eke panuku, tuia ki a tina. As the Earth and Sky work together, as a people we all work together.

Cath

Room 20 recorded Whakatauki to share with each other :)

Sarah
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Room 25 have been starting everyday this week with this karakia. Kia pai te ra!

Ailepata
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I choose this whakatauki as it is so important during lockdown. We must look after our people and papatūānuku to look after our future.

Parris

Our kura, Blockhouse Bay Intermediate, held an open Google Meet where everyone who was able to attend, joined us to sing Purea Nei. This was an exercise in patience, persistence and comedy! Over the 36 minute "meeting" we had 318 kaimahi (kaiako, kaiawhina, me tumuaki tuarua) me ākonga join in with us! Wēkeneru it was insane and hilarious! I'd upload a video but . . . I'm technologically challenged!

Cath

Te reo is unique, it is special, it is beautiful, and it is endangered. Together we have a responsibility to keep it alive. Ehara Taku Toa I Te Toa Takitahi Engari He Toa Takimano My strength is not that of an individual but that of the collective

Donna
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Kia kaha o Te Reo Māori!

Alanah
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To be part of something uniquely different that unites us all

Ingrid

Ko Cath Tahu tōku ingoa. No Hokianga ōku tīpuna. Kei te noho au ki Titirangi.

Cath
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