Ngāti Rehia descendants have found ways to engage with kaumātua and their mātauranga through the lockdown.
Tag: Matauranga. Showing results 1 - 10 of 19
Showing results 1 - 10 of 19
Primary tabs
Search results
-
Reo, tikanga, whakapapa recognised with Budget boost
Kōhanga Reo has received a cash injection of $200m - the announcement is an acknowledgement by the Govt of the issues identified by the claim lodged by Te Kōhanga Reo National Trust in 2011.
-
Whānau compare Kōhanga Reo vs Mainstream distance learning packs
Photos that surfacing on social media comparing early learner packs between Kōhanga Reo and Mainstream has caused major woes.
-
Education Ministry prepares Students for Life After School
A new Ministry of Education resource aims at calming the overwhelm and alleviating the stress that school leavers and their families experience.
-
Scientists look to mātauranga Māori to slow biodiversity decline
A BioHeritage Challenge conference has heard that mātauranga Māori could hold the key to reducing the decline in New Zealand's biodiversity. Scientists and iwi representatives gathered in Wellington to work together to find new ways to protect the country's flora and fauna.
-
Whanaungatanga is the next step for reo revitalisation in Tauranga
In order for the language to live, we must come together as regions. Tauranga Moana te reo Māori advocate, Ngareta Timutimu says it the way forward.
-
Govt opens consultation for Plant Variety Rights law
The government has opened public consultation over the Plant Variety Rights law, which regulates intellectual property protection over new plant varieties. Māori law expert Moana Jackson says while it's a start, more needs to be done to address the core issues for Māori in the intellectual property space.
-
$24mil Wainuiomata High School upgrade to include marae facilities
Wainuiomata High School has received a $24mil boost from the government to fix weather tightness issues, improve tired classrooms and build flexible learning spaces.
-
Technology event hopes to inspire Māori youth
Ten of the top Māori technology innovators presented at an event in Rotorua in an effort to get more Māori youth into the tech industry.
-
Te Rangihakahaka school fights enrolment cap
A partnership school in Te Arawa is disappointed at the Ministry of Education who has capped their roll to 75 this follows the closing of partnership schools under the ministry.
