Whānau in the North are excited to have night classes again following the $16 million boost to adult and community education to help providers to meet the increased needs for training and upskilling in the wake of Covid-19.
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Māori student wins $90,000 scholarship with Italian university
Maui Brennan (Ngāi Tahu, Ngāti Tūwharetoa, Te Arawa, Itāria) has won a $90,000 scholarship to research indigenous economics in Italy. Interacting with the Ngāi Tahu Research Centre, inspired him to pursue this field. He hopes to find ways integrate ahurea Māori into Pākehā economics.
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TKKM o Hoani Waititi Marae adapts to changing times
Winners of a Prime Minister's Excellence Award, Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Hoani Waititi Marae in Auckland has been successfully adapting to changing times with their learner-centric programme Te Kete Uruao, which has helped especially during the recent COVID lockdown period.
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Māori matrix used as a guide for mainstream school
A Palmerston North mainstream school has taken the cultural matrix for Māori organisations, Te Whiringawhā, and has incorporated those principles into running the school.
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30,000 sign petition over Teachers Council fee hike
Almost 30,000 people have signed a petition to stop the increase of fees to the Teachers Council that will see a 200% increase in costs to the independent organisation.
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MoE deficient in delivering resources to Ōtara students- Principal
The principal of decile one school Sir Edmond Hillary Collegiate in Ōtara says she requested 200 devices for students but only received 73. She says it was the same for other schools in the area.
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Meng Foon repeats call for NZ Wars public holiday
Race Relations reconciliator Meng Foon says now is the time, to create a public holiday to commemorate the NZ Wars.
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Weekly "zui" serve as 'safe space' for trades students
"Wednesday Wānanga" initially started as a way to learn mātauranga Māori during lockdown, has now turned into a safe space for students to address mental health issues. The idea was prompted by students at Ara Institute following the sudden passing of one of their students.
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Online haka lessons connect Māori and Tauiwi to our culture
Since starting his Facebook kapa haka lessons, Māori and Tauiwi around the world have tuned in to learn. He says parents are telling him that his lessons provide a safe place for children to learn haka and connect with Māoritanga and ahurea.
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Shortage of reo speaking ECE teachers will hamper access to new funding- Te Kōhao Health
Puna reo operators Te Kōhao Health see the $278 million ECE funding boost as a great start. However Tere Gilbert, Kaiwhakahere of Te Kōhao Health says that they will struggle to qualify for some of this increased funding.
