| Mā TĀTOU, MŌ TĀTOU, E AI KI Ā TĀTOU Te Hui Whakangungu 2019 Te Whakangungu Reo Māori 2019 E rua wiki e toi ana In this issue of the Te Maru pānui we will take a sneak peak at some of the workshops that will be running at this years Ngā Kura ā Iwi o Aotearoa National Conference. There are 28 workshops in total, with seven running simultaneously across four sessions. There is a wide range of workshops for Boards of Trustees, Tumuaki, Management Teams and Kaiako from practical hands on sessions, to funding support, and financial literacy. Iwi members will have the opportunity to hear from Kura in our membership who will be sharing their unique kaupapa with attendees. See the FULL PROGRAM Ko Te Reo Māori te pūtake Mā Pānia Papa rāua ko Leon Blake e whakahaere e rua ngā awheawhe hei wānanga i tēnei take te whakaako reo Māori. Ka tuku hoki ētahi rautaki hei āwhina i te kura whānui. 11:10am: Session 1, Thu 1 August A Focus on Transition: Year 7-10 Alwyn Poole, founder and is the Principal of Mt Hobson Middle School and the Villa NCEA Academy in Newmarket, Auckland. Alwyn's workshop will share the successful strategies these middle schools have in place for Year 7-10 students including ideal student:teacher ratios, project based curriculum, effective classroom teaching and an innovative day structure. 11:10am: Session 1, Thu 1 August NKAI ERO Methodology A joint presentation that provides an overview of the methodology, indicators and best practice that guides the external evaluation of kura ā-iwi by the Education Review Office and Ngā Kura ā-Iwi o Aotearoa. 11:25am: Session 3, Fri 2 August Te Tikanga o te AroMihi E rua ngā wāhanga o tēnei papamahi. Tuatahi, ko te titiro ki ngā whakaritenga ā te Matatū Aotearoa|Teaching Council NZ e pā ana ki te aromihi, ki Ngā Tikanga Matatika me Ngā Paerewa me ētahi atu o āna kaupapa whakawhanaketanga o te wā. Tuarua, ka tirohia ētahi huarahi whakawhitiwhiti kōrero aromihi. Ka whakamāramatia me pēhea te whakamahi i Ngā Tikanga Matatika me Ngā Paerewa e whai mana ai te umanga, e aronui ai kia haere tonu te whakawhanaketanga o te kaiako me āna mahi whakaakoranga, i runga o te whakapau pūtea me te whakapau kaha kia whai kounga āna mahi, kia eke ki te taumata. 11:25am: Session 3, Fri 2 August Building Financial know-how Financial capability – it’s more than just being good with money! If we think about our best and worst money moments, we can easily see how they may have enhanced or diminished our wellbeing in some way. Take some time to put the finger on your pūtea pulse and maybe pick up some tips to get some gains for you, your whānau and your akonga. 3:10pm: Session 2, Thu 1 August Skye Stirling: He Ringa Wera Hou Nō tātou ā Ngā Kura ā Iwi te whiwhi kua hoki mai a Skye Stirling ki waenganui i ngā Ringa Wera hei 'Pou Whakapakari'. Kua whā marama te rōpu Ringa Wera e kimikimi ana i tētahi tangata kaingākau ki te kaupapa o Ngā Kura ā Iwi, he tangata puku mahi, he tangata me āna tini pūkenga hei whakahaere i ngā whakangungu mō te kaupapa, me te kohikohi hoki ngā kōrero hei waihanga i 'Te Ara Toa' (Te Tihi o Angitu Learning Progressions Year 1-13). Ka timata mai a Skye hei ringa wera, a te 22 o Hōngongoi. Newest Events to the Calendar Beyond The National Conference There are a series of PLD events planned for after the National Conference and for some, registrations are open now. Please note that Ngā Kura ā Iwi PLD events have a limited number of places and therefore registering as soon as you are able is the best way to secure your participation. The Ringa Wera team is here to support you in the best way possible. Whakangungu Reo Māori 2 The second Reo Māori PLD session is scheduled for 26-27 August 2019 in Hopuhopu with Pānia Papa and Leon Blake. This wānanga is a repeat of the first session held in May earlier this year, therefore, this PLD opportunity is open to a new group of 50 kaiako. Important notes: Limited to 50 people may attend FREE (Travel and Teacher Release to be covered by Kura) Limited to FIVE places per Kura Accommodation is twin share at Hopuhopu All meals a provided on-site The expectation is that all attendees will attend for the full duration of the hui AND will come to the PLD hui having already logged in to TEAMS. Contact the NKAI Service Desk to reset your password if needed. RĒHITA Hui Amorangi: 2019 Leaders 20 September 2019 - One Day Wānanga REGISTRATIONS OPEN 12 August 2019 Hui Amorangi: 2020 Leaders 5-6 December 2019 - Two Day Wānanga REGISTRATIONS OPEN: 29 October 2019 NKAI AGM Reminder 22 November 2019, Distinction Hotel, Rotorua WHAKATATA MAI |
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E rua wiki e toi ana
In this issue of the Te Maru pānui we will take a sneak peak at some of the workshops that will be running at this years Ngā Kura ā Iwi o Aotearoa National Conference. There are 28 workshops in total, with seven running simultaneously across four sessions. There is a wide range of workshops for Boards of Trustees, Tumuaki, Management Teams and Kaiako from practical hands on sessions, to funding support, and financial literacy. Iwi members will have the opportunity to hear from Kura in our membership who will be sharing their unique kaupapa with attendees.
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Ko Te Reo Māori te pūtake
Mā Pānia Papa rāua ko Leon Blake e whakahaere e rua ngā awheawhe hei wānanga i tēnei take te whakaako reo Māori. Ka tuku hoki ētahi rautaki hei āwhina i te kura whānui.
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A Focus on Transition: Year 7-10
Alwyn Poole, founder and is the Principal of Mt Hobson Middle School and the Villa NCEA Academy in Newmarket, Auckland. Alwyn's workshop will share the successful strategies these middle schools have in place for Year 7-10 students including ideal student:teacher ratios, project based curriculum, effective classroom teaching and an innovative day structure.
11:10am: Session 1, Thu 1 August
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A joint presentation that provides an overview of the methodology, indicators and best practice that guides the external evaluation of kura ā-iwi by the Education Review Office and Ngā Kura ā-Iwi o Aotearoa.
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E rua ngā wāhanga o tēnei papamahi. Tuatahi, ko te titiro ki ngā whakaritenga ā te Matatū Aotearoa|Teaching Council NZ e pā ana ki te aromihi, ki Ngā Tikanga Matatika me Ngā Paerewa me ētahi atu o āna kaupapa whakawhanaketanga o te wā.
Tuarua, ka tirohia ētahi huarahi whakawhitiwhiti kōrero aromihi. Ka whakamāramatia me pēhea te whakamahi i Ngā Tikanga Matatika me Ngā Paerewa e whai mana ai te umanga, e aronui ai kia haere tonu te whakawhanaketanga o te kaiako me āna mahi whakaakoranga, i runga o te whakapau pūtea me te whakapau kaha kia whai kounga āna mahi, kia eke ki te taumata.
11:25am: Session 3, Fri 2 August
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Building Financial know-how | |
Financial capability – it’s more than just being good with money! If we think about our best and worst money moments, we can easily see how they may have enhanced or diminished our wellbeing in some way. Take some time to put the finger on your pūtea pulse and maybe pick up some tips to get some gains for you, your whānau and your akonga.
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Skye Stirling: He Ringa Wera Hou | |
Nō tātou ā Ngā Kura ā Iwi te whiwhi kua hoki mai a Skye Stirling ki waenganui i ngā Ringa Wera hei 'Pou Whakapakari'. Kua whā marama te rōpu Ringa Wera e kimikimi ana i tētahi tangata kaingākau ki te kaupapa o Ngā Kura ā Iwi, he tangata puku mahi, he tangata me āna tini pūkenga hei whakahaere i ngā whakangungu mō te kaupapa, me te kohikohi hoki ngā kōrero hei waihanga i 'Te Ara Toa' (Te Tihi o Angitu Learning Progressions Year 1-13).
Ka timata mai a Skye hei ringa wera, a te 22 o Hōngongoi.
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Newest Events to the Calendar | |
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Beyond The National Conference | |
There are a series of PLD events planned for after the National Conference and for some, registrations are open now. Please note that Ngā Kura ā Iwi PLD events have a limited number of places and therefore registering as soon as you are able is the best way to secure your participation. The Ringa Wera team is here to support you in the best way possible. | |
The second Reo Māori PLD session is scheduled for 26-27 August 2019 in Hopuhopu with Pānia Papa and Leon Blake. This wānanga is a repeat of the first session held in May earlier this year, therefore, this PLD opportunity is open to a new group of 50 kaiako.
Important notes:
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Limited to 50 people may attend
- FREE (Travel and Teacher Release to be covered by Kura)
- Limited to FIVE places per Kura
- Accommodation is twin share at Hopuhopu
- All meals a provided on-site
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The expectation is that all attendees will attend for the full duration of the hui AND will come to the PLD hui having already logged in to TEAMS. Contact the NKAI Service Desk to reset your password if needed.
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Hui Amorangi: 2019 Leaders | |
20 September 2019 - One Day Wānanga
REGISTRATIONS OPEN 12 August 2019
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Hui Amorangi: 2020 Leaders | |
5-6 December 2019 - Two Day Wānanga
REGISTRATIONS OPEN: 29 October 2019
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22 November 2019, Distinction Hotel, Rotorua | |
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