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Learning te Reo Māori is so rewarding. Not only does it keep your brain active, but it helps to look into how others see and experience the world. My husband and I have been learning since 2018, and the more we learn, the more humble we feel, and the less we realise we know. I imagine unless you have been born and brought up in te Ao Māori, you are always going to be manuhiri, learning and experiencing, but what a privilege it is to have this opportunity.

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Our Māori language moment at Te Kura Matatini o Taranaki (WITT) Shared with our ākonga the real stars of our performance, Skills for Living students. Singing a Waiata-a-ringa, He Pikinga Pou Pou

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Some of our kaimahi and ākonga at WITT, joined us in singing pepeha by six60. It was so awesome to see and be part of such an important time in our history.

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