TKKM o Nga Papaonekura
Rāmere te 1 o Poutu te rangi 2024
T.A.M 6.5 Kia noho tuwhera tona ngakau ki te hari, ki te koa, ki te aroha, ara, kia ngakau nui, kia ngakau mahaki.
Tēnā rā tātou katoa kei ngā whānau o Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Ngā Papaonekura. E rere tonu ana ngā mihi ki Te Aho Matua e tāwharau nei tō tātou kura, ka mutu, tō tātou kaupapa.
Nau mai hoki mai ki tēnei te wāhanga tua toru o te tau.
Kei te mihi atu ana ki ngā tauira hou, me ngā whānau hou kua kuhu mai nei ki Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Ngā Papaonekura.
Nei rā te mihi ki a Ngākau Peel (Tau 0), Karaiti Kahui (Tau 2), Joshua Kahui-Dickson (Tau 2), Royalty Kahui-Dickson (Tau 3).
The end of last term was a very busy time for the kura. We held a small Hautapu, tauira demonstrated their learnings in their self directed end of term collaborative performances centering Matariki and Puanga, and our Kura attended the opening of Te Pūtahi Māori o Manurewa. A small number of non attending tauira at the events mentioned has been noted, future trips for this small number of students is not guaranteed.
A huge mihi to whānau that are participating in the level 1 & 2 and level 3 & 4 reo māori courses.
It has come to my attention that tauira are contacting home via cellphones (presumably hidden in their bags or not handed into the Tari) throughout the day. This totally contravenes the rules of our Kura. Such behaviour is undermining and disrespectful and is an example of sabotage toward the kaupapa of our Kura, I expect that parents and whānau will address this matter with their tamariki immediately. There will be serious consequences for tauira who continue to act in such a manner after this newsletter. Cellphone expectations are clearly outlined further down this newsletter and our Cellphone policy can be viewed at the main office. Should an emergency arise at anytime during Kura hours, whānau will be contacted directly by the Kura.
Pērā i ia pānui, kia kaha ki te kōrero i te reo Māori i ngā wā katoa ki ngā wahi katoa, kia kaha hoki tātou ki te whakaū ngā tini kaupapa nō roto i te kura ki roto tonu i ō tātou ake kāinga - e mana ai tērā kōrero nō roto i Te Aho Matua e mea ana 'Ko te kura hei kainga, ko te kainga hei kura'.
Hei kona mai i aku mihi nui,
Ian Marino - Tauhinu - Tumuaki
The findings and report into the Kura Kaupapa Māori Te Aho Matua Waitangi Tribunal hearings held under urgency during 2023 will be released tomorrow. A special AGM for KKM T.A.M has been called for tomorrow and the link to the special AGM is attached. Please attend if you are able to.
Ka puta ki te ao whānui ā tērā wiki, ā tērā Rāmere
Te Pūrongo Kereme Tiriti o Waitangi KKM
WAI1718
Hūrō, hūrō, ka puta te pūrongo mō tā tātou kereme ohotata WAI1718 hei te Paraire, ā te 12pm, te 26 o nga rã o Hurae.
Ā te 12pm, ā te Paraire ka tukuna e Te Rūnanga he karere motuhake me te tūhono ipurangi hei tiki i tētahi kape o te pūrongo nā Te Rōpū Whakamana i Te Tiriti o Waitangi.
Cellphones
A reminder to whānau that cellphones, under no circumstance, are permitted at kura. The kura rule is that all cellphones are left at home or handed into the Tari upon their arrival to kura. Cellphones cause unwelcome distractions and when used irresponsibly escalate simple matters at kura if and when facts and information are misconstrued when relayed from tauira back home.
For any phone found or suspected to be on tauira, tauira will be subject to kura disciplinary processes - this may result in but is not limited to removal of the cellphone and the cellphone being withheld until a hui has been convened with parents - therefore whānau you have been warned.
