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Share what you did for Te Wiki o te Reo Māori 2023. This will go on to become a showcase of how we celebrate te reo as a nation.

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Wakefield School (Totara 1 & 2)

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All week at 12pm we are going to celebrate. Today we have a student who has brought in his father's patu and he is sharing about the history of it. :D
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As tauiwi, I feel it's so important to uphold the values of Te Tiriti and ensure all our tamariki, young and old, understand and respect this. Learning and speaking Te Reo Māori is one way I can try to help spread this kaupapa.

Emily

Wakefield School (Totara 1 & 2) will kōrero, whakarongo, ako, tākaro, pānui and waiata. "All our students have chosen one aspect to focus on - some are saying their pepeha, some are listening to people talk in Te Reo, some are learning new words, some are playing games that use the language, some are reading books that contain Te Reo and the English translation and some are singing some songs in Te Reo. :)"

Bek

We need to be hearing our young people keep the language alive.

Bek
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