NZMA
Auckland
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Auckland
Students from Level 3 Hospitality have created a quiz on office 365 and would like to publish it .
Pukekohe
Contribute to school events
Carterton
We will koorero Maaori throughout the day and introduce a phrase a week to strengthen our growing competencies. We will include Waiata at mat times
Wellington
learning the pronunciation online to say Te reo kupu properly.
Auckland | http://gdfgwkaujldtrsaakhjl;jhdfsafffffh/
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Queenstown
I am wanting to celebrate this beautiful language and culture as much as I can with my family.
Putaruru
Tauranga | http://www.kurakokiri.maori.nz/
New Plymouth
Nelson
Whangarei | https://huanuicollege.school.nz/
Class teachers in our school are from diverse backgrounds and from all over the world. We have come together to sing, read, speak and draw in Te Reo Maori. We have a Ngahere area of native rakau where one of our staff will go through and teach the kids the Maori names of all of the trees there. We have a week long "Wero" series where the school can participate in using te reo around the school.
Maeroa
Hamilton | https://mccawlewis.co.nz/
Sharing a short video on our McCaw Lewis facebook page around what Te Reo means to me
Lower Hutt
Auckland
My organisation, Māhutonga (Southern Cross) has joined but I also committ to a waiata with my tama every morning :)
Hastings | https://www.rdcl.co.nz/
Wellington | https://courtsofnz.govt.nz/
We gathered in the foyer of Te Koti Mana Nui and shared waiata, led by Justice Joe Williams on guitar. This event was attended by the Chief Justice Dame Helen Winkelmann, and Justices of the Supreme Court bench. In total 33 attended.
Glen Eden
Pakuranga
Wellington
Christchurch | https://www.switchedongroup.co.nz/about-us/
We are trying to incorporate Te Reo Māori into our workplace by encouraging our team to speak more Reo in their day to day lives. - We always use Kia ora as our go to greeting in our communications - We have Te Reo Māori resources around the office including Māori labels for common objects around the office. - This week we are running a Te Reo Māori quiz open to all employees with a chance for them to win "Make Māori Fun" by Scotty and Stacey Morrison. - We have encouraged everyone to share their Pepeha in our Teams chat. - We do a Kupu o te Rā in our weekly newsletter. We are always looking for ways to use more Te Reo Māori into our workplace!
Wellington
Whangarei | http://www.wdc.govt.nz/
Yesterday 18 met in the Walton Plaza lunch room to sing waiata. The organisation has approximately 360 staff total.
Paraparaumu | http://facebook/
New plymouth
Classroom teacher our big idea has been communication, specifically books, NZ authors, reading ro with and by, this week we are looking at myths and legends, story telling
Auckkand
We greeted each.Other in Maori and shared our favourite spot in NZ ‘s Maori past and committed to pronouncing it’s Maori name correctly
Tamaki Makaurau
I'm a teacher of new entrant children, I integrate te Reo into my classroom constantly. I would like to extend the children's knowledge and te Reo vocabulary.
Poipiripi | https://www.facebook.com/TuKiTeKorero/
Tu Tane has began running Te Reo Maori Online classes called Tu Ki Te Korero here in Poipiripi but the beauty of being online is being able to connect to Te Ao whanui
Auckland
Apply with our family overseas some of the new things learned in Te reo
Christchurch
Check out some of the awesome moments from across the motu and share your favourites to inspire others to join the movement!