THIS IS WHAT WE HAVE BEEN WORKING ON...

• INSECTS
• MEASUREMENT
• WEAVING using beach materials

HOW TO CUT HARAKEKE..

1. Karakia

2. Do not cut during tapu times or bad weather

3. Cut the leaves on the out side of the matua (parents) and the pepi (baby)

4. Cut on an angle so the rain runs off the cutstalk.

5. Return scraps tom the flax plant or bush.

6. Kaua e kai

A whakatauaki relating to harakeke and the rules of cutting.

HUTIA TE RITO O TE HARAKEKE

KEI WHEA TE KOMAKO?

E KI A KOE HE AHA TE MEA NUI O TE AO?

HE MAI KI AHAU

HE TANGATA HE TANGATA HE TANGATA.

• TOHUTOHU
• KAPA HAKA

UP AND COMING

• TE PAPATIPU O HOROUTA

Learn about and follow the journey of the Ngati Porou Waka, Horouta, through the rohe.

Learn the moteatea composed by Peta Awatere, about the significant landmarks, whanau, hapu,  marae, that the waka trekked through or by it's journey.

• We have been pumping in our Kapa Haka! Shannon is our man on the guitar.

• Ara and Conan have lead our haka and Te Rawhiti, Zoe and all the GALS are keen KAIA

• Koka Helen (student teacher) is IN DA HOUSE!

• Cheers to the tamariki who went to the triathlon held @ Tikitiki school. Ka pai !