OUR MAHI WITH MANA WHENUA

​TE ŌHĀKĪ A TE WHAREPŌURI

I muri nei, kia pai ki aku taonga Māori, taonga Pākeha, kia tae ake te haruru o tō reo ki ahau i te Reinga.

After I have gone, be good to my Māori and my European people, let the thunder of your voice reach me in the spirit land.

Our purpose Statement for engagement with Mana WhenuaKia haruru te reo o {Te Ātiawa} as mana whenua in our Kāhui by honouring the past and empowering the present to shape the future.


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As part of our celebration of Te Wiki o te Reo Māori we would like to share with you a new website designed especially for you as a member of Capital City Kāhui Ako.  The purpose of the site is to house all our resources related to engagement with local iwi. 
​ You can check out the site here.

You will find links to our local iwi websites, key resources that have been shared with us by various members of our local iwi, as well as examples of practice happening across our kāhui ako. 
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As part of the final Community of Practice: Our Place, Our Stories, kaiako collaborated together around developing ideas of ways in which local histories, pūrākau, and contexts could be implemented in our akomanga.  We have collated these as a koha for you from that rōpū.  Under the Community of Practice tab, there is a list of ideas that you could try out, depending on the age and stage of your ākonga.

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