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TE PĀ HARAKEKE O WHĒWHIRA
E ngā iwi e tau nei
Mihi mai rā, karanga mai
Ki te pā harakeke o te kura e waiata nei
Mauria mai tō aroha
Kia tipu ai ngā mokpuna
Kia whakarangatira i a tātou katoa
To everybody gathered here
Greetings and welcome
To the offspring of the school that sings to you here
Bring with you love
So that these descendants can grow
And make us all chiefly
FAIRFIELD SCHOOL- TUAKANA 2019, OTAGO POLYNESIAN FESTIVAL
Whaea Ana Pene, Te Whakatōhea, Rongowhakaata
Whaea Ana has been connected to Fairfield School since 2015, working alongside Greg, Kathryne, Aimee and the rest of the staff, to ensure kaupapa Māori and kapa haka is supported in school.
Ana is a descendant of Te Whakatōhea and Rongowhakaata, her lineage coming from the East Coast of Te Ika a Maui, though is also a first generation descendant of the Urban Migration to Te Waipounamu in the 1950s. She has four sons and she lives locally with her whānau, supporting different schools and their endeavours in to te ao Māori.
Ana Pene- manawaenterprises@gmail.com, a.pene@hotmail.com
Rauemi- Resources
You can access the material for kapa haka on the relevant pages for Teina and Tuakana, however there are also links below for rauemi that we use, or that we discuss in the akomanga and some related links for mātua to use at home.
Additionally, there are links to forms for school that will be updated when necessary, for trips, pepehā information and other school related activities.
Akonga Sites
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Mātua Sites
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Forms- Kura
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