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Rumaki Māori- Sutton Park School

Tāmaki Makaurau | Auckland, www.suttonpark.school.nz

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Primary school consisting of Year 0-8. There are 4 parts to our school- Rūmaki Maori: Year 0-6.

Sia Ua Tongan Bilingual classes- Year 0-8.

Masina Va'aia Samoan Bilingual classes- Year 0-8.

English Medium classes- Year 0-8

Te Wiki te Reo Māori 2023 pledge

Waiata | Sing

We will korero, waiata.

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My Pepeha

Fono

This tells me about myself and where my family comes from.

L'amor

I have learned my pepeha and I can kinda memorize it now I have to learn my school pepeha and learn how to memorize it so when someone comes and tells me what my pepeha is I can tell them.

Ainsley

I will write about what I have done to celebrate Te Reo Maori. I might even record what I have done. E. G my pepeha or my Learning Te Reo Maori video. I have learnt how to say the days of the weeks in Maori and I have learnt my Pepeha.

Nissi

I learnt/ how to pronounce my personal Pepeha and I also know the days of the week in maori and my class and I have been saying our daily maori lords prayer in the mornings.

Quanya

I have been learning how to write, learn, and say my own pepeha

HaleeyRoze

I learned how to say my pepeha, know the Maori lords prayer, months in Maori, days in Maori, researched about Waitangi day,

Fagamanu

I will keep on saying the lords prayer in Maori and to help work on the Maori language.

Izrael

i learned how to make my pepeha

riana
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