TKKM o Nga Papaonekura
Rāmere te 1 o Poutu te rangi 2024

Pānui #9: T.3 - Wiki 3; 05 o Hereturikōkā - 09 o Hereturikōkā 2024
HE KŌRERO NĀ TE TUMUAKI
T.A.M 5.4 He mea nui te noho wahangu me te whakarongo mo ngä tamariki. Ma te mau o tenei tuahua e rongo ai ngä tamariki ki te hohonutanga o te korero.
Tēnā rā tātou katoa kei ngā whānau o Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Ngā Papaonekura.
Thank you to whānau that attended our recent whānau hui. Our next hui whānau is held on the 05.09.24.
Please be advised of upcoming Teacher only days, the information pertaining to these days are listed below.
We are looking forward to establishing a relationship with the whare kaumātua 'Papakura Oaks Retirement Village'. A Kura visit is planned for 15.08.24. As a Kura that follows Te Aho Matua, our tauira and Kura will not only benefit from this relationship as much as the kaumātua and kuia will, but it provides a basis for our tamariki to live out mātāpono Te Aho Matua such as the ones listed below;
T.A.M 5.6: Ko ngä kaumatua ngä kaipupuri o ngä tikanga Mäori, ko ratou hoki ngä pukorero. He mea nui tera kia piri mai ratou ki te kura, ki ngä tamariki hoki hei kaiako, hei kaiarahi.
T.A.M 5.6: Honour kaumatua as the repositories of Mäori knowledge and invite their participation as advisers and fellow teachers.
T.A.M 5.7: He mea nui tera te manaaki tangata. Kia kite ngä tamariki i te ahua o te manaaki, i tona kainga, i te kura, i te marae. A tona wa kia tu ratou ki te awhina i ngä mahi manaaki.
T.A.M 5.7: Expose children to the protocols of hospitality in the home, at school and on the marae, and require their participation at cultural functions in roles appropriate to their ages and levels of maturation. Accept that healthy relationships between brothers and sisters, younger and older siblings, children, parents and elders are the joint responsibility of the kura whänau.
I am keen to hear from whānau experienced in applying for funding, for grants and to philanthropic foundations. We have a list of sizeable jobs that need doing at the Kura and the only way to fund such tasks in the interim is via funding proposals. Current Kura needs are i.e. purchasing of a ride on lawnmower, landscaping works, electrical works, lighting works, security works, sports courts and some major cosmetic jobs that will ensure our Kura environment remains top tier. Any support and or advice is greatly welcomed.
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
Kura Times
Please be reminded that Kura begins at 8.45 a.m. The 8.40 a.m warning bell is to signal tauira to line up for karakia. Tauira are recorded as late if they arrive at any time after 8.45 a.m.
Lateness & Attendance
Lateness
Thank you to whānau who ensure that their tamariki are at kura on time in the morning. We greatly appreciate the support in helping the kura embed this life long habit within our tamariki, that will no doubt set them up for success in life. Be assured that the kura has strict consequences in place that aim to discourage tauira arriving late to kura. Irrespective of reasons for their lateness, all tauira that arrive late to kura are subject to the same consequences. Therefore whānau, we appreciate the role you play in ensuring our mokopuna are at kura on time every day.
Attendance
Whānau have a vital role in supporting our tamariki to attend kura everyday. The Ministry of Education is placing a greater emphasis on Kura and whānau regarding the attendance of their tamariki. Therefore whānau please ensure that your child is attending kura everyday and if they are away it is due to a valid reason. Please become familiar with the following definitions of attendance as defined by the Ministry of Education. Your childs/drens attendance will be categorized as one of the following and discussed with you at the mid year parent teacher interviews. If your childs/drens attendance does not improve between now and the end of the year, their ongoing involvement at our kura may be jeopardized.
- Regularly attends from 90 % to 100% of the term.
- Irregular absence means students attended school more than 80% and up to 90% of the term.
- Moderate absence means students attended more than 70% and up to 80%
- Chronic absence means students attended 70% or less of the available school days.
Upcoming Teacher Only Days
- 30.08.24
Kaiako & Kaimahi of our kura are hosting and attending Mātaiao PLD, held in the Hunua Ranges on 30.08.24. We appreciate whānau making alternative arrangements for this day.
- 19, 20 & 21.09.24
Kaiako & Kaimahi of our kura are attending Te Runanga Nui o Ngā Kura Kaupapa Māori o Aotearoa PLD held in Wellington Professional Development from 19.09.24 to the 21.09.24.
We appreciate whānau making alternative arrangements for this day.
Mid Year Reports & Kaiako Mātua Taki Uiui
- 16.08.24 Mid Year Reports Released
Mid Year Reports will be released to whānau on this day, whānau will need to book in a time to hui with Kaiako at one of the two Kaiako Mātua Taki Uiui days.
- 21.08.24 - 1 p.m to 7 p.m - Early Finish 12 p.m
- 22.08.24 - 10 a.m to 3 p.m - No Kura during the day
Listed above are the parent teacher interview days and times. Kura finishes early on Wednesday and there will be no Kura on Thursday. Whānau must book an interview time for each child with their respective Kaiako through Whaea Kimmi. Whānau whose Students are in Y1 to Y8 whānau must request an interview with Whaea Miriama, for those in Y9 to Y13, please request an interview with Matua Ian.
There is an overlap of responsibility between Kaiako / Kaimahi for all tauira, so whānau must be prepared that Kaiāwhina and Pouhāpai not listed on mid year reports will also sit in on interviews to provide whānau with a bigger picture of in class learning and or associated next steps for future success.
Kura Cleaning Roster
Kura Cleaning Roster
The Kura cleaning roster has been revised and distributed by Whaea Kimmi. All whānau are expected to participate as is expected in our Whānau expectations policy.
Kura Fundraising
Kura Fundraising
Please be aware of the following fundraisers and fully support them, all funds will contribute towards kaupapa that will enable EOTC experiences for our Tamariki - Mā whero, mā pango ka oti te mahi.
Upcoming fundraisers;
- Monthly Sausage sizzle fundraisers at Mitre 10 Mega; details to come.
WHĀNAU HUI DATES TERM 3
TKKM o NPO Hui whānau are held on the first Thursday of every month. It is imperative that each tauira or whānau is represented at each hui in the form of a parent, caregiver or designated representative. Whānau hui are where kaupapa regarding the kura are discussed and whānau support is sought
- 01.08.24
- 05.09.24
KEY DATES & EVENTS FOR TERM 3
- 22.07.24 First day of Term 3
- 26.07.24 TKKM o NPO Batons Fundraiser
- 01.08.24 Whānau Hui
- 07.08.24 Mobile Library Visit
- 15.08.24 Papakura Oaks Retirement Village Kura Visit
- 16.08.24 Mid Year Reports Released
- 21& 22.08.24 Mid Year Interviews
- Mātaiao PLD 29 - 30.08.24
- 30.08.24 T.O.D Ngā Papaonekura
- 04.09.24 Mobile Library Visit
- 05.09.24 Whānau Hui
- 19 - 21.09.24 TRN Kaiāwhina Hui ā motu
- 19 & 20.09.24 T.O.D Ngā Papaonekura
- 25.09.24 Pīpī Kōrero
- 26.09.24 Manu Kōrero
- 27.09.24 Last day of Term
- 28.09.24 Wānanga Te Aho Matua Te Runanga Nui o Ngā Kura Kaupapa Māori @ TKKM o NPO
Te Ataarangi
Immediately preceding hui whānau - whānau members undertaking Te Reo Māori Level 1 and 2 through Te Ataarangi hold their own extra session for reo māori extention - haramai tētahi āhua !
Ako reo mā te rākau
Ako reo ki runga i te hari me te koa
Ngā Papaonekura whakarau ora i te reo rangatira