New Zealand Gazette – 2008 – No. 32

Page 737

✨ Māori Education Policy

22 FEBRUARY 2008 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 32 737

3.5

Me whai haere ano hoki ngā tamariki i ngā ahuatanga whanui e pā ana ki o ratou iwi
tae noa ki enei ra.

3.6

Ma te rongo a te tamaiti ki te awhi, ki te arataki, ki te tautoko, ki ngā tohutohu a te
Whānau mē tona aroha hoki, e mau ai tona piripono ki te Whānau. He mea hopu te
nuinga o enei tuahua. No reira, e tika ana kia piri tonu te Whānau ki ngā tamariki i
roto o te kura, i roto i a ratou mahi hoki.

3.7

Kia rongo te tamaiti ki te rekareka o te Whānau mo ana mahi pai, ki te papouri hoki o
te Whānau mo ana mahi he. Ko tenei te timatanga o te pupuri i te tamaiti ki te huarahi
tika, me tona tu pakari i roto i tona iwi.

3.8

Kia kite ngā tamariki ko te Whānau tonu e whakahaere ana i te kura, ko te Whānau
hoki e mahi ngatahi ana me ngā pouako, ka tupu ia me te mohio ko te wairua me te
mana Māori motuhake e kakahu ana i a ia me tona kura.

3.9

Ehara i te mea mo ngā tamariki anake te kura. He mātauranga ano kei te kura mo ngā
taipakeke, mo te katoa o te Whānau hoki mehemea ka hiahia whakatu wananga ratou
mo ratou.

3.10

Mo te whakaako pouako hou, ko te kura ano te wahi tika hei timatanga ma ratou, kia
riro ano ma te Whānau ratou e arataki i roto i te mahi whakatupu, whakaako tamariki.

TE AO

Ka pu te ruha
Ka hao te rangatahi

4.1

Ko tona ake kainga te ao tuatahi me te kura timatanga o te tamaiti. Tua atu o tenei ko
te ao Māori. Ma te Kura Kaupapa Māori ia e arahi i roto i enei nekeneke tae noa ki
tona kura whaka-mutunga, ara, ki te ao whanui me ona ahuatanga katoa.

4.2

Kia kaua te tamaiti e herea ki te ao kohatu. Kia watea hoki ia ki te kapo mai i ngā
painga, i ngā maramatanga katoa o te ao whanui.

4.3

Haunga tera, ko te timatanga tika mona, ko te whai haere tonu i ngā korero tuku iho a
ngā matua tupuna e pā ana ki te timatanga o te taiao.

4.4

Kia whai koha ngā tamariki ki a Papatuanuku raua ko Ranginui me a raua tamariki e
tiaki nei i te ha o ngā moana, o te whenua, o te rangi me o ratou ahuatanga katoa.

4.5

Kia tupu te miharo o ngā tamariki ki ngā mea ora, ki ngā mea tupu katoa. Kia kaua e
tukinotia.

4.6

Kia tupu ngā tamariki hei kaitiaki i ngā painga huhua o te whenua, o te moana, o ngā
ngahere. Kia mau hoki ki ngā ture tuku iho a ngā matua tupuna, e pā ana ki te moana,
ki te whenua, ki ngā ngahere.

4.7

Kia whaia ano e ngā tamariki ngā ture o te ao, otira ngā putaiao e pā ana ki te moana,
ki te whenua, ki te rangi, ki ngā mahi tataitai hoki.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 2008, No 32

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🎓 Official Version of Te Aho Matua o Ngā Kura Kaupapa Māori and Explanation in English (continued from previous page)

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
Dated20 February 2008
KeywordsEducation Policy, Māori Language, Kura Kaupapa Māori, Te Aho Matua

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