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Is it the curriculum? Is it the internationally minded ideology that is fostered? Is it the diversity of nationalities within the school...

Kaitiakitanga can be described as guardianship to the sky, land and sea. The Māori people believe that the Earth is a taonga (treasure)...

Kotahitanga is a Māori term which means togetherness. It emphasises the concept of unity and working together to achieve common goals. As...

Manakitanga is a Māori term that means extending aroha (love and compassion). This can be in acts of kindness, helping others, caring for...

Ko te mutunga oranga, he timatatanga kaha, is a Māori phrase which reminds us that we cannot finish something we do not start. It is a...

Mana Aotūroa is a Māori term that refers to exploration of our environment and curiosity about the world. It is a key strand of our Early...

Ako is a Māori concept that refers to the reciprocal relationship between teaching and learning. It emphasises the idea that teachers are...

While countries are fighting the outbreak of COVID-19, almost 80% of children nationwide were out of school at the same. As the whole...

During quarantine and school closures, learning from home can be very challenging for children and families. Firstly, it is important to...

Since our school implements the renowned New Zealand Curriculum and represents New Zealand’s values and culture, it is our responsibility...