Kaiako
Anna Blay
Kia Ora!
Ko Aoraki te Maunga
Ko Arahura te Awa
Ko Takitimu te Waka
Ko Ngāi Tahu tōku Iwi
Ko Ngati Waewae tōku Hapu
Ko Arahura tōku Pā
Ko Dave rāua ko Cheryl ōku mātua
Ko Glenn tōku tane
Ko Riley rāua ko Jackson aku tama
Ko Evie taku tamahine
Nō Papaioia ahau
Ko Anna Blay tōku ingoa
No reira tena koutou katoa
Elisha Masoe
Ko Tararua toku maunga
Ko Ohau toku awa
Ko Pasefika toku moana
Ko Boeing 737 toku waka
Ko Hamoa toku iwi
No Papaioea ahau
Ko Masoe toku whanau
Ko Tuutasi toku mama
Ko Faleosina toku papa
Ko Katrina raua Tuulenana taku tama hine
Ko Malaki taku teina
Ko Chloe taku wahine
Ko Elisha toku ingoa
Whanau (aiaga) is a huge part of my life and culture. Being samoan and seeing the values of māori expressed in kapa haka is something special. I love seeing the sense of whanaungatanga and tuakana-teina relationships develop and grow.
