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He Rautaki - July 2025
He Rautaki - July 2025
Mihi was the focus for our July Rautaki session. Wiki supported us to understand the structure of a mihi, and shared some key phrases that we used to construct and practise our own mihi. These have already been taken back to classes to support our tamaiki. Adam built on our learning from the last session by introducing the paatai 'Noo whea koe?'. We used this to unpack some sentence structures, grammar, and key kupu that can be used in lots of other contexts.
RAUTAKI REO TERM 3 Mihi Reo.pdfNo whea koe.pptx.pdfHe Rautaki - May 2025
He Rautaki - May 2025
Our first Rautaki session for 2025 focused on Te Kiingitanga, and Koorero. Wiki Papa shared her koorero about the whakapapa of Te Kiingitanga, including some important information about each Aariki. Adam Poka, Katie Wynard, and Wiki, supported kaiako and kaimahi to koorero Te Reo Maaori, by providing rerenga (sentence structures) based around whakapapa.
Feedback from our first Rautaki of 2025
Feedback from our first Rautaki of 2025
"I have loved being able to learn something, and then deliver it, and teach it to someone else. This has helped me to build my confidence."
"I enjoyed the low stakes nature of sharing in small groups. This is a really effective way of learning."
"Often we are the ones doing all of the teaching and sharing, so it's great to put ourselves in the shoes of the learner."
"These are things that I can take back to my classroom and use straight away with my tamariki."
"This made me excited!"
"I love the repetition, that's how I learn"
Resources from Rautaki #1 2025
Resources from Rautaki #1 2025
He Rautaki - August 2024
He Rautaki - August 2024
The third He Rautaki Maa muri maa mua session - Focussed on Koroneihana. Wiki Papa discussed the week long celebration, which is based at Turangawaewae marae. It starts on the 15th and finishes on the day that the Kingi was named - The 21st of August. On Day 6 Kingi Tuuheitia stood and addressed the people.
People support the kaupapa any way they can - and everybody is welcomed.
This celebration is a thriving example of Maaori principles in action:
Kotahitanga
Mahi Tahi
Mana orite
Puru i te toto
He Rautaki 2 - May 2024
The second He Rautaki Maa muri maa mua started off with korero by Wiki Papa about Te Paki o Matariki. This is the Coat of arms commissioned by Kingi Tawhiao around 1850. (See image below) This was one of the responses to the turbulent times that Maaori found themselves in. The aim of this was to uplift his people.
The 2 breakout sessions gave participants an opportunity to learn about Mana Orite : through Whakatauki, whakatauaaki and tongikura.
The other session was working on Toto ki te whenua - understanding about these principles through learning and unpacking the waiata - Kaupapa Honohono.
Te Paki o Matariki
Watch Adam teach the game Hei Tama Tuu tama
Watch Adam teach the game Hei Tama Tuu tama
He Rautaki 1 - March 2024
Tuuwhitia te hopo - feel the fear and do it anyway - is the Kiwaha of the day.
Tuuwhitia te hopo - feel the fear and do it anyway - is the Kiwaha of the day.
He Rautaki reo, He Anga Whakamua : What a stunning day we are having at the Don Rowland Centre today. The first group had lots of fun and did some critical thinking connecting their ideas about Kingiitanga through the Koorero of Wiki Papa, Arotaki with Whaea Katie and Kahurangi, and Mau Rakau with Mahaki. Check out some of our mahi !!
He Rautaki reo, He Anga Whakamua : What a stunning day we are having at the Don Rowland Centre today. The first group had lots of fun and did some critical thinking connecting their ideas about Kingiitanga through the Koorero of Wiki Papa, Arotaki with Whaea Katie and Kahurangi, and Mau Rakau with Mahaki. Check out some of our mahi !!
We are excited to invite Kura/ Centre Leaders, Kaiako and/or Support staff to participate in He Rautaki Hei Anga Whakamua (A Strategy for the Future) which will be lead by Ngaati Korokii Kahukura and Ngaati Hauaa.
There will be FOUR waananga offered in 2024.
These will be on :
Thursday February 15th Thursday May 16th Thursday August 8th Thursday October 31st
To get the most out of this learning we recommend attending all four sessions. In consultation with Kura/ Centre leaders, participants should be prepared to share and grow He Rautaki Hei Anga Whakamua kaupapa in their own spaces.
Our first He Rautaki Hei Anga Whakamua for 2024 was held at the Don Rowlands Centre, Karaapiro on Thursday, 15 February 2024.
This kaupapa was based on kootahitanga - uniting Maaori and Taangata Tiriti as a future focused strategy of learning and teaching in Te Oko Horoi.
He Rautaki - 1
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