Our ākonga have been practicing and working hard to ensure that their pronunciation and understanding of te kupu used within our kura, cultural narrative and in our waiata and haka are tika. We love performing, and are looking forward to sharing our own kura waiata and haka with our community during our local Kapa Haka Celebration and during Hepetema when we go on tour visiting local preschools, retirement villages and care centres. We hope to inspire others to listen to, learn and use new waiata and kupu in their homes, and workspaces. Kia kaha te reo Māori!
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Activities
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