Tamatea High School celebrates Pasifika links with mural
31 Mar, 2021 07:33 PM
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Pictured with Year 11 Tamatea High School students and their new mural are (from left) Louise Cuthbert, Rev. Leo Te Kira, Dena Bach, Alamein Burns and Matua Robin Fabish.
Pictured with Year 11 Tamatea High School students and their new mural are (from left) Louise Cuthbert, Rev. Leo Te Kira, Dena Bach, Alamein Burns and Matua Robin Fabish.
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Pictured with Year 11 Tamatea High School students and their new mural are (from left) Louise Cuthbert, Rev. Leo Te Kira, Dena Bach, Alamein Burns and Matua Robin Fabish.
Tamatea High honours treaty
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Tamatea High School Kāhui Mātauranga members (from left) Johanna Wilson (Tangoio), Tīpene Cottrell (Wharerangi) and Hinewai Ormsby (Waiohiki)
Tamatea High School Kāhui Mātauranga members (from left) Johanna Wilson (Tangoio), Tīpene Cottrell (Wharerangi) and Hinewai Ormsby (Waiohiki)
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Tamatea High School Kāhui Mātauranga members (from left) Johanna Wilson (Tangoio), Tīpene Cottrell (Wharerangi) and Hinewai Ormsby (Waiohiki).
Honouring the Treaty of Waitangi has been a topical issue for decades. The Government is challenging schools and other government entities to do a better job. Tamatea High School has created a new strategic group to give the school advice and support with Māori student achievement, realising Te Tīriti o Waitangi partner obligations and developing their local curriculum, says principal Robin Fabish.