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Year 1 children singing Kaimoana waiata via Zoom this morning

Nicole

Because as a family for overseas we also believe that roots are important and showing respect and appreciation for your culture it’s the base of our learnings as a family , we are proud for having the chance to learn more about Maori culture .

Maria

Te reo is something everyone in Aotearoa should be proud to learn, speak and understand. It's an immense privilege to have an indigenous language that we can support to survive and thrive well into the future. A privilege that drives me to be one in a million.

Charlotte

As a beginning teacher I want to learn with my tamariki how to embed the language in my classroom

Charlotte

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As a beginning teacher I want to learn with my tamariki how to embed the language in my classroom

Oteha Valley School

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Year 1 children singing Kaimoana waiata via Zoom this morning

Nicole

Because as a family for overseas we also believe that roots are important and showing respect and appreciation for your culture it’s the base of our learnings as a family , we are proud for having the chance to learn more about Maori culture .

Maria

Te reo is something everyone in Aotearoa should be proud to learn, speak and understand. It's an immense privilege to have an indigenous language that we can support to survive and thrive well into the future. A privilege that drives me to be one in a million.

Charlotte

As a beginning teacher I want to learn with my tamariki how to embed the language in my classroom

Charlotte

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Oteha Valley School

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Year 1 children singing Kaimoana waiata via Zoom this morning

Nicole

Because as a family for overseas we also believe that roots are important and showing respect and appreciation for your culture it’s the base of our learnings as a family , we are proud for having the chance to learn more about Maori culture .

Maria

Te reo is something everyone in Aotearoa should be proud to learn, speak and understand. It's an immense privilege to have an indigenous language that we can support to survive and thrive well into the future. A privilege that drives me to be one in a million.

Charlotte

As a beginning teacher I want to learn with my tamariki how to embed the language in my classroom

Charlotte

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