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Every two years Kura Kaupapa Māori from around the country come toghether for 'Wiki Hākinakina a ngā KKM Aho Matua'.
Today we meet TKKM o Te Rangiāniwaniwa and the community from the Far Far North who have come together to support their region in hosting WIKI HĀ.
G, Season finale; we take another look at the highlights of this amazing event. (FINAL)
G, Some highlights of Te Wiki Hākinakina. This event brings Kura Kaupapa Māori Aho Matua from across the nation and is a celebration of the values of Te Aho Matua.
G, Today we join TKKM o Hoani Waititi Marae. They’ll be highlighting some reasons why this competition is important, not only for them but for all Te Aho Matua Kura Kaupapa involved.
G, Join us this week as students from TKKM o Ruamatā take us around the competition. They’ll show us what they think is important to bring to Wiki Hā, and we’ll definitely be seeing more Tikto
G, Today we meet students from TKKM o Ngāti Kahungunu o Te Wairoa. Amongst the competition, you will see them making Tiktoks, and giving ustips on what you should bring to Wiki Hā!
G, Today we meet with Kalib & Pari from Te Kura Whakapūmau. They have come a long way from Christchurch to the Far North, so they’re here to show us their experience with this kaupapa.
G, . We meet students from TKKM o Ngā Mokopuna and TKKM o Te Rito. These two Kura have formed a very strong bond over the years and in 2013 they decided to join together compete as Mokorito!
Today we meet TKKM o Te Rangiāniwaniwa and the community from the Far Far North who have come together to support their region in hosting WIKI HĀ.
Come a journey to see what to expect in this exciting series. This year, the hosts have chosen only to include traditional Māori sports such as waka ama, Ki o Rahi and mau rākau in Ariki.