Maori
Perspectives
· A Native
area has been created at the back of the school and this is constantly been
added to.
· Our
School Learning Journals are called “Te Ara Tika “ which translates as “The
Path to New Learning”
· Celebrations
include “Tikanga Maori day” All children get to experience a boil up meal and
fried bread.
· Matariki
is celebrated. We plant trees down at the “Hikataia Cut”
· Te Reo is
part of our school learning.
· The
school houses are named after the local rivers in our area.
Piako, Waihou, Ohinemuri, and Waikato
· All
children at Netherton school learn the school pepeha
· We have a
carved Maori sign that welcomes people to Netherton school and all students
know who carved this sign and why it is so important to us.
· Plan a
noho Marae at Tutureinga Marae (Te Puna) for the whole school
· Learn
appropriate waiata for noho marae and school production.
· Teachers
use greetings and classroom demands using Te Reo.
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