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10 Mei 2022

Te Maru o Ngā Kura ā Iwi o Aotearoa

Tēnā koe <<First Name>>.

Korōria ki te Matua i runga rawa. He maungārongo ki runga i te mata o te whenua. He whakaaro pai ki nga tāngata katoa.E mōteatea ana te ngākau i te rirotanga atu o ngā tini mate ki te wāhi ngaro. Okioki atu rā ki a rātou mā kei tua o Paerau. Kei ngā mana, ngā reo, nga whakamataku o te motu, koia nei te mihi aroha ki a koutou katoa.

WHAREKURA EBITE SUPPORT FROM MoE

Kua whakaae a MoE ki tā tātou tono kia tautoko i tēnei kaupapa arā, he kaupapa whakarite kaiako Wharekura mo ō tātou kura. E mihi ana ki te Wānanga o Raukawa, kua riro mā rātou te kaupapa nei e tāwharau. Ko Shane Edwards te kanohi o NKAI ka noho ki te komiti waihanga i te kaupapa, ā, ka toro atu ki ō tātou kura kia mōhio pū ai rātou e hāngai ana te kaupapa nei ki ō tātou kura.

Kei ngā wharekura Kura ā Iwi o te motu, a ko ake nei karanga atu ai ki a koutou ko wai ngā kura e hiahia ana ki te whakauru i ā koutou kaiāwhina, e mōhio ana ki te reo Māori, he hunga pukumahi, whakapau kaha anō hoki. Ka uru mai ki te kaupapa mō ngā tau e rua, mahi tonu ai ki a koutou kura, me te ako i ngā kaupapa whakaako uri Kura ā Iwi. Heoi, me pukumahi, me manawa tītī te hunga ka uru mai ki te kaupapa. Kā āta whiria te roopu tuatahi e puta ai te ihu o te katoa hei te mutunga o te tau tuarua whai tohu kaiwhakaako wharekura rātou katoa.

NGĀ KAUPAPA E KAWEA ANA E NGĀ KURA Ā IWI

Arā noa atu ngā kaupapa e kawea ana e tā tātou kaupapa i tēnei tau. Anei tētahi mahere e whakaatu ana i te whānuitanga o ngā kaupapa kei te kawe e NKAI, ko ngā uri, ngā whānau, ngā kura me ngā iwi te take. Ko te whāinga kia tere kite te tangata ahakoa i ngā mahi e mahia ana e tō tātou kaupapa i tēnei wā tonu.

He Rauemi mō Te Tohu Mātauranga

NZQA has redeveloped information for whānau about NCEA, the package they have developed is very easy to follow and encourages whānau involvement with their children. A lot of the content included in these workshops came from taiohi, their involvement has ensured the workshops are interactive and appeal to taiohi and mātua.

The workshops include some really good informative videos - please follow the links the full story.

Digital Devices in our Community

Kia ora as part of our Resilience Strategy NKAI is looking at ways to ensure our tamariki and taiohi have access to a digital device. We are particularly targeting 1-1 Chromebooks for Tau 6-13 tauira. If you are interested in contributing to the development of this strategy please contact sophie@kuraaiwi.nz.

We're probably looking at 2-3 online meetings in total e hoa mā.

Te Manatu Hauora

VACCINATION PROMOTION

Tēnā koutou, te Manatu Hauora will be contacting kura and Tumuaki to discuss Health promotion projects, including promoting vaccinations and immunisation programmes.

Mā te Kōrero Ka Eke is a Health promotion programmes aimed at ensuring whānau and kura are informed and up to date about events and promotion of Hau ora events in your region. These may be pop up events, they may be regular, ongoing events, each region will have its own plan and strategy.

Regional Health Managers of Te Manatu Hauora will be contacting kura and Tumuaki to discuss Health promotion projects, including promoting vaccinations and immunisation programmes.

NKAI endorses the vaccination promotion and the Mā te Kōrero Ka Eke framework. However the decision about whether or not to engage with these programmes is up to each kura, whānau and Poumarumaru.

Hiki Wairua Fund &

Oranga Kaimahi Fund

He pūtea tautoko tēnei kua whakaritea hei taunaki i a tatou Kura. He pūtea tautoko mō ngā kura te hiki i te wairua me te oranga o ngā kaimahi.

This funding is available for our Kura to support the wellbeing of all kaimahi. Kura can make application for each funding stream once per year. One application for the Hiki Wairua Fund and one application for the Oranga Kaimahi Fund.

Tautāwhi Kaimahi Fund

He pūtea tautoko tēnei kua whakaritea hei taunaki i a tatou KAIMAHI puta noa i ngā Kura-ā-Iwi o Aotearoa. He pūtea tautoko mō te hunga e kimi āwhina ana i ētehi mātanga hinengaro i ētehi tohunga ātawhai rānei e hiki ai i o rātou kare ā roto e niwha ai o rātou ngākau.

Ngā Kura ā Iwi kaimahi o te motu are invited to make application for financial support to assist with KAIMAHI engagement of mentoring and counselling sessions with Registered Counsellors/Clinical Psychologists and Iwi/Hāpori Mentors. NKAI will pay costs for up to a maximum of six sessions.

WEBINAR DETAILS

Thursday 12 May 2022 at 4PM

Passcode: 1234

Delivery Region/s and Location/s

TupuOra delivers Te Ahu o te Reo Māori in the following regions:

► Te Tai Tokerau (Northland) – Whangārei/Kaikohe

► Te Moana a Toi (Bay of Plenty) – Tauranga/Whakatāne

► Tainui – Hamilton

► Taranaki, Whanganui, Manawatū – Palmerston North

Overview

TupuOra is one of twelve Te Ahu o te Reo Māori providers in Aotearoa who deliver across Te Tai Tokerau Te Moana a Toi, Tainui, Taranaki, Whanganui and Manawatū. More information on providers across Aotearoa can be viewed on Te Kauwhata Reo website. TupuOra has provided support and infrastructure for mātanga reo (te reo Māori experts) to support Aotearoa’s collective aspirations for improved te reo Māori proficiency, acquisition and use of te reo Māori within all kura, schools, kōhanga reo, and early childhood centres.

The mātanga reo for each of the regions under TupuOra include Kingi Kiriona, Paraone Gloyne, Moana-Aroha Henry and Teraania Ormsby, who are supported by a wider of team of Pūkenga (Tutors) including

Tainui: Ngahuia Kopa, Korohere Ngapo, Genae Thompson, Jarred Boon;

Te Tai Tokerau: Eli Smith, Hohepa Ramanui, Beaumyn Wihongi, Jessie Williams, Tamati Rakena, Tapeka

Henare, Parekura Pewhairangi;

Te Moana a Toi: Tamati Waaka, Kapuhuia Waaka, Thomas Mitai, Naomi Herewini Houia, Ngairo Eruera

Rapaera Tawhai, Aniwa Nicholas, Charlie Rahiri, Tomika Whiu, Lynley Pene; and

Taranaki, Whanganui, Manawatū: Ngaringi Katipa, Hinurewa Poutu, Tokoaitua Winiata, Tania Riwai, Te

Taepa Kameta, Te Aroha Broughton-Pue, Tamzyn Pue, Te Manawaroa Teinakore, Elizabeth Morgan.

Ngā Taumata o Te Ahu o te Reo Māori

There are seven levels of Te Ahu o te Reo Māori that tauira can complete. Each level is taught over the duration of a school term. The goal is for tauira to advance through each level of Te Ahu o te Reo Māori. TupuOra has a generic Level Guide outlining the content delivered at each level to assist tauira in deciding what level is appropriate.

Level 1 – Beginners (English mode of delivery)

Level 2 – Advanced Beginners (English mode of delivery with minimal use of te reo Māori)

Level 3 – Introductory Intermediate (English mode of delivery with increasing use of te reo Māori)

Level 4 – Intermediate (Bilingual mode of delivery)

Te Reo Kia Rere 2022

NKAI Registration Form

He hōtaka hou tēnei ka whakahaerehia e Pānia Papa rāua ko Leon Blake hei whakapari i te reo o ngā kaiako o Ngā Kura ā-Iwi. E 200 ngā tūranga e wātea ana. He hōtaka reo Māori tēnei. E mua kai kai!

Kia mataara mai kua tōia mai te rā tīmata me te rā whakakapi.

Ka tīmata tā tātou kaupapa hei te aranga o Matariki, ki te 24 o Hune. Hei te 11 o Noema mutu ai. Ka 20 wiki te roa.

Anei ngā taipitopito:

He hōtaka hou tēnei ka whakahaerehia e Pānia Papa rāua ko Leon Blake hei whakapari i te reo o ngā kaiako o Ngā Kura ā-Iwi.

• E 20 wiki te roa: 24 o Hune (Te aranga o Matariki) ki te 11 o Noema, 2022

Ko ngā rangi mō ngā Kura Reo me ngā Karaehe Tautoko

• Karaehe Tautoko 1 - Mane 27 o Hune, 7-9pm

• Kura Reo 1 - Wenerei 20 - Paraire 22 o Hūrae (Face-to-Face)

• Karaehe Tautoko 2 - Mane 29 o Ākuhata, 7-9pm

• Karaehe Tautoko 3 - Mane 26 o Hepetema, 7-9pm

• Kura Reo 2 - Mane 10 - Wenerei 12 o Oketopa (Online)

• Karaehe Tautoko 4 - Mane 31 Oketopa, 7-9pm

• Kāore he utu. | This is a free programme provided by Ngā Kura ā-Iwi o Aotearoa, funded by the Ministry of Education, delivered by Takatū Associates Ltd.

• Access to the Mumu Reo™ digital portal containing te reo Māori videographic lessons with supporting digital PDF worksheets, covering the Ngā Momo Rerenga 10 language system designed by Pānia Papa and Leon Blake.

• $500 Participant Support Fund per participant will be paid to the Kura on successful completion of the programme.