If New Zealand had abided by the principles of the Titiri o Waitangi we would be a bilingual nation. Our school is working towards becoming an 'English Medium bilingual school' - where students can converse in English and Maori fluently. We need to support Maori to take back the ground lost with anti-Maori language laws, that saw generations lose Te Reo. This initiative lifts the visibility of Te Reo and highlights the mahi we need to do, to develop Te Reo as a national, treasured taonga.
Share how you celebrated
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.
Flanshaw Road School
Across the school, teachers will be using Te Reo in their regular class lessons at 12.00 to 12.30 - joining the country in this initiative. In preparation for lunch they will do a kai karakia and our school song (which is in Maori) will be sung. Senior students will be playing ki o rahi at lunchtime.
Activities
Check out the record of activity from Flanshaw Road School.
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