Tātai Angitu

01/12/2022

Dr Lesieli Tongat'io of our Tātai Angitu team is involved with this initiative, delivering the 2022 programme to rangatira and parents in Palmerston North.

Tu’u Mālohi is a stand-alone programme developed and piloted to strengthen wellbeing support for Pacific learners in Years 9–13, their parents, families, communities, and schools.

20/10/2022

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Some weekend reading for you all! "Working with the PLD Priorities: Nine high impact practices" is a report produced in 2020 by Kaihautū Rangahau | Chief…

30/08/2022

“Whatever the school does, they need to be able to consult with all its communities. So that includes parents and families”. Dr Lesieli Tongati’o contributed to the development of a new suite of MoE resources which highlight the importance of culturally safe places for teaching and learning, that are Pacific capable and responsive.

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23/07/2022

Te Whatu Ahuru, an Iwi framework for the repatriation of Maniapoto mokopuna in State Care, was presented at the Maniapoto Kaumatua Kaunihera hui yesterday, in Te Kuiti.

15/07/2022

Demonstrating the range of instructional activities and approaches that make up high-quality literacy instruction and the different ways that these can be employed in New Zealand primary schools

26/05/2022

Listen to The problem with literacy from Conversations that Count – Ngā Kōrero Whai Take. What's gone wrong with our literacy approach in Aotearoa, and how can we create better outcomes for our learners? To kick off our new season, we have a challenging but optimistic discussion about education ...

25/05/2022

Integrating Pacific cultural concepts and knowledge into classroom learning and in reporting to parents is at the heart of a project designed to bolster Pacific student achievement.

04/04/2022

28/03/2022

Well articulated by our own Dr Christine Braid...

A new report from the non-profit Education Hub organisation has raised concerns about what it calls a "deeply worrying" decline in literacy levels. Less than 65 percent of 15-year-olds have basic proficiency in reading and maths. Education Minister Chris Hipkins says the Governme...

16/03/2022

12/11/2021

Our best wishes and acknowledgements to our colleague Tama Kirikiri as he departs Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa today.

In his role as Kaihautū, Mātauranga Māori – Māori Education Leader at Tātai Angitu (Te Kura o Te Mātauranga), Tama has connected people, kaupapa, and opportunities in ways that have helped advance educational outcomes across schools throughout Aotearoa. As committed stalwart and proponent for Kaupapa, Tikanga and Te Reo Māori on Pukeahu Campus, he has also helped support many staff to grow their understanding and awareness of Te Ao Māori. Māori@Massey wish Tama all the very best as he now takes up his new role as Deputy Chief Executive of Toi Mai Workforce Development Council, Aotearoa.

E te uri o Te Whānau-ā-Apanui, Ngāti Konohi, Ngāti Rākaipaaka me Kāi Tahu, tēnei anō te mihi atu ki ā koe i roto i ngā taura here e herea mai nā koe ki Pukeahu, ki Tātai Angitū ki Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa. Whāia te tihi taumata hei oranga mō Te Iwi Māori.