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The Te Reo Māori curriculum often includes language fundamentals, pronunciation, and vocabulary, as well as cultural components such as tikanga (customs) and whakapapa (genealogy). This subject not only contributes to language preservation but also promotes cultural understanding and strengthens the bonds between students andthe rich heritage of Aotearoa.
Ko tōku hapori – My community; Ko tōku haerenga kura – My school trip; Ngā whakataetae – The competition; Ko tōku hook pākihi – My biz venture; Waiata mai; Ko tōku haukāinga – My home ... Explore all these topics and more at intermediate level.
Build on what you have learned in your intermediate classes through topics such as: Me and my family; At home; Famous people; Marae gatherings; Travel and The world of youth.
Nau mai haere mai ki te Whare Puawaitanga (Our place of Blooming and growth). This is the hub of Maori education within our kura. Students learn Te Reo & Tikanga Māori, and also have an opportunity to develop their cultural skills in Te Aō Haka (Kapa haka).
Let our spirit bird guide you on your path to knowledge.
The Kōtuku learning area is named for the White Heron - a beautiful and rare bird endemic to our boundary rivers. A brand new facility that houses our Whare, Humanities, and our Year 7/8 Integrated hub.
