Proud and Passionate Leaders of Learning in the Heart of the Community.
[‘Inā te tūkaha, te tū maia o ngā kaiarataki mātauranga kei waenganui, kei te manawa o te iwi kāinga’]
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He iti marangai, tu ana te pahukahuka, he iti pioke, no Rangaunu, he au tonu’
[Small although the pioke [dogfish shark] may be, great is its wake as it traverses the might of the Rangaunu Harbour]
Tena Koutou Katoa. Nau mai hoki mai ki te Paparanga o Te Kauru 2024. [Our class site]
We are a Manaiakalani class and follow the kaupapa - 'LEARN / CREATE / SHARE'.
Here on the class site, you can find what we are learning - Inquiry topics Ako, learning tasks - Hanga, and class and student blogs share what we have learned with our creations to show learning, [What we now know] Tohatoha - Sharing.
Nau mai hoki mai ki akomanga o Te Kauru 2024. I hope everyone has had a great holiday break spending lots of time with Whanau me nga hoa. [Family and friends].
We have another busy term with new learning opportunities in and outside the classroom.
We currently have 31 Akonga [Learners] in Te Kauru.
Staff in Te Kauru- Nga Kaiako. Edwina Stevenson - and Mrs. Anne Radich. Takawai McMath (Kaiako tauira)
Nga Kaiawhina - Krystal Lambert is working with one of the students. Darlene Yates is working with one of the students and Ngawini Thorne is working with selected students.
Te Kauru Notices
Te Kauru Notices
Maramataka Maori - Heeni Hoterene
Porihanga – Community and Partnerships
Kupu Hapori - Community.
Kianga - Metaphor He waka eke noa - A canoe which we are all in together, symbolizing unity and shared purpose.
Ki waha - Saying - Kia kaha e hoa mā! - Be strong, friends!
Whakataukī - A proverb Whiria te tangata - Weave the people together.
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