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Stanhope Road School

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We will be learning some songs in Te Reo, listen to music, play some māori games - Whanowhano and use 'Kia ora' as our first choice of greeting.
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Tēna Koutou Ko Whakatere te maunga Ko Hokianga-o-Kupe te awa Ko Ngatokumatawhaorua te waka Ko Ngapuhi te iwi Ko Tuhirangi te marae Ko Melinda tōku ingoa Nō reira, kei aku rangatira, tēna koutou katoa

Melinda
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This is Hautūtanga - Yr 7 and 8's of Stanhope Road School.

Moey

As a kaiako - I feel it's important to take part and teach our tamariki to understand the importance of Te Reo Māori. The more we speak Te Reo Māori - the more normal it becomes in our everyday life.

Elizabeth

Awareness of our Language is very important to me. I learn along side my students in my class and they love it!

Ronda

I am a teacher and I have the opportunity to influence the minds of our tamariki. It is important to share this message of 'Kia Kaha Te Reo'. This would be an awesome way to connect with others who are sending the same message.

Keely

Te reo Māori is the language of the land! It is important to keep te reo alive within our school and among our tamariki.

Moey
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