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Te Kura Takawaenga o Papakura celebrated
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De La Salle Education Centre celebrated
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Laura Ferguson Brain Injury Trust celebrated
Kapa Kookaa's profile picture

Kapa Kookaa celebrated
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Mere Waru descendants celebrated
Waiata Writing Workshop's profile picture

Waiata Writing Workshop celebrated
Madison Heights Māori Club's profile picture

Madison Heights Māori Club celebrated
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Manukau Takiwā celebrated
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Titahi bay north school celebrated
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Te Tari Pūreke celebrated
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Auckland University of Technology celebrated
Te Whare Ako o Glen Eden's profile picture

Te Whare Ako o Glen Eden celebrated
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The Auckland Performing Arts Centre (TAPAC) celebrated
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Te Tūhunga Rau Kōrero Mai Rōpū celebrated
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Whaia Te Amorangi - Papakura High School celebrated
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SSKCGAI celebrated
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Yeah nah bro celebrated
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Te Ngao Tū celebrated

Groups who took part in 2023

Ka kōrero au ki ngā tauira i te reo māori.

Libby

My whole school had different activities on different days of the week and since I'm in Roopu Rangatahi (Māori Kids Group) we got to go around into classes teaching other kids.

Isla

Kia ora me tēnā koutou katoa, ngā kaimahi mā o te Taiwhenua o Heretaunga kei te waiata tautoko, 'Toku reo toku ohooho' i te wiki o te reo.

Whetū

I haka, i waiata mātou o Te Kura o Hau Karetu ki te taha o tō mātou awa o Te Awakairangi. Ko te awa tētahi tohu whenua motuhake mō mātou nō Te Awakairangi ki Uta!

Paige

We had kōrero mai wānanga across the week and then celebrated with tītītoria, waiata and haka.

Hana

Pandas Home care - We shared our moment with our wonderful tamariki by encouraging them to participate in the waiata ‘mahunga, pakihiwi, puke, hope, waewae’ Head, shoulders, knees and toes. Our visiting kaiako also joined in with the tamariki during her visits too!

Sarah

Come Collateral that we have created for our Organisation to celebrate Te Wiki o te reo Māori

Rangiuaia
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I will be learning a karakia to start my day with, and will recite in in te taiao for Ngā Atua to hear!

karaitiana

Our little kapa haka rōpū did a small public performance for our Reo Moment. Our theme was aroha, and Whakarongo is one of the waiata we performed to show our love for te reo Māori.

Manuhiri

All our kaimahi in the workplace came together to waiata, tunu kai & eat. In the lead up we participated in daily karakia, presentations and mahere reo online. Outside of mahi I attended a Te reo quiz night.

Amiria
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Whakaata Māori kaihoe celebrated Te Wā Tuku Reo Māori by performing 'Aku Mahi' composed by Kōhine Pōnika, followed by a kaitahi.

Alamein
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My friend Hirini and I did Dad jokes in te reo Māori. - ko māua ko taku hoa, ko Hirini i tuku i ngā paki maroke reo Māori.

Eru
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Our team practiced our new waiata - Ko Te Waipounamu!

Sammie

I waiata mātou - ngā kaimahi a mātou papa. Ngā mihi nui ki a Rukuwai Allen me Noel Rawiri Woods hoki - ngā rangatira me kaiako o te kaupapa. We couldn't have had so much fun doing our waiata without your leadership skills <3 https://fb. watch/njnedrOLr_/

Dr Kathleen

The whole school came together and shared new Māori waiata they learnt.

Hilary
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This is ngā mokopuna o Aparima (Riverton Childcare) taking part in Te Wā tuku reo Māori. We are singing our centre song - our pepeha “Turangawaewae”

Tanya

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