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Te Teko Kōhanga Reo celebrates 'unique powers' of their tamariki
A new project celebrating children living with unique disabilities was launched today at Tūteao Marae in Te Teko. The Tamaariki project is an inclusive early childhood education approach led by Te Teko Kōhanga Reo and supported by both the Ministry of Education and the Te Kōhanga Reo National Trust.
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A new vision for Te Kōhanga Reo
Te Kōhanga Reo National Trust and the Ministry of Education have launched a new initiative that refers to disabled children as 'superheroes'. It's a strategy to help kōhanga reo and Māori-medium teachers help the children excel in education.
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Team NZ dedicates Special Olympics wins to Chch
New Zealand's 38-strong delegation that attended the Special Olympics Summer Games will return home from Abu Dhabi with a haul of medals.
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"If there is a fire, throw yourself out of your wheelchair, and crawl outside”
“If there is a fire, throw yourself out of your wheelchair, and crawl outside” that is what agencies responsible for the care of wheelchair-bound and blind Sarndra Tamepo allegedly told her to do in case of a fire.
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Help Cerebral Palsy sufferer Beauche McGregor become a Social Worker
Twenty three year old Beauche Mcgregor was born with Athetoid Cerebral Palsy (ACP) and is currently studying towards a Bachelor of Social Work degree. She requires an Academic Support Worker to assist her in her studies and she is know fundraising through her 'Give a Little Page' to get the help she desperately needs.
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Te Anga Pāua o Aotearoa kapa haka festival a hit
300 performers with intellectual disabilities from around the North Island took to the stage at the inaugural Te Anga Pāua o Āotearoa National Kapa Haka Festival in Hamilton.
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Te Anga Pāua o Aotearoa host national kapa haka festival
Fifteen kapa haka teams from across the country have gathered at Hamilton’s Claudelands Event Centre to vie for the chance to take out the inaugural Te Anga Pāua o Aotearoa National Kapa Haka Festival for people with intellectual disabilities.
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Kapa haka helps those with learning disabilities
Next Wednesday, December 5, Te Anga Pāua o Aotearoa will host the inaugural National Kapa Haka Festival for people with intellectual disabilities at the Claudelands Event Centre in Hamilton.
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Australian Paralympian looks to NZ for inspiration
Australian Paralympic silver and bronze medallist, Rheed McCracken is calling on his country to put more support into children with disabilities. This comes after the wheelchair racer attended the Halberg Junior Disability Games in Auckland.
