Kapa Haka 2019
Our goal: To continue to provide and opportunity for our learners to perform and learn about Te Ao Māori. (Māori perspective
Our fundraising goal 2019:
Our fundraising goal 2019:
Our first whānau hui for 2019.
Waiata
|
Maramataka
|
|
|
|
Our first performance to our whānau
Matariki Celebrations
We celebrated Matariki in great style. Our Kapa Haka group performed at Waitakere College. They did an amazing job and everyone was cheering for them. We also had some traditional Māori kai to share with everyone at school. Everyone thought the food was delicious - there were smiles all round!
|
|
|
|
Notice
Corban art festival: Sat 12 May Be at school 10:30 am Leave school 11:15am Outside shed 2 11:30 On stage 12:10 pm Leave with parents 12:30pm Arataki Matariki performance Event: Matariki Whanau Festival Day at Arataki Location: Arataki Visitor Centre, 300 Scenic Dr, Titirangi Date: Saturday, 30 June 2018 Time: 9:30am – 2:30pm To be confirmed |
Poroporoaki for Matua MarkKia ora e te whānau
It is great sadness that time has passed so quickly and Matua Mark's last week is this week. Date: Thursday 8th of March Location:Whole school assembly Hall Time: 1:30pm Kapa haka Date: Thursday 8th of March Location: Hall Time: 3:15pm to 4pm Rawe Date: Thursday 8th of March Location: Hall Time: 4pm to 5pm Purpose of the course: parents How can you help?
Krypton Factor Date: Sunday 18 March Time: 9am to 1pm Location: Outside room 12 We will be selling ice blocks, cold drinks, cup cakes and applying. The signage will be made by the students We will need people for Shift 1 9am to 11:30, Shift 2 11:30 to 1pm. Resources needed: has anyone got large drink containers please fill in form on the right side. Whānau hui Date:Thursday 15 March Time:4:15pm to 5:15pm Location: School hall If there is anything you want in the agenda please add it to the parent help form and I will add it. I will put it on the agenda Push button at top of page named Whanau hui minutes. |
|
Steel drum festival
Silo trip Saturday 24 Feb
|
|
We had an amazing trip to the steel drum festival at Britomart over looking the Auckland Harbour.
By 7:30am the uniforms were on and the wairua in the room was buzzing. The sun was shining the steel drums were playing and the sky was bright blue. On the bus we were 29 strong ready for action most groups had two to three adults in their groups, thanks whānau! We had an amazing whānau tautoko, such fun. We had a beautiful hosts who made us feel so comfortable they set us up and looked after our bags. Matua Mark and Whaea Ann can stand tall our performance was sweet and beautiful. One of the audience came up to us and asked me what was the song we sang at the beginning it made her. It was our school pepeha. Tēnā koe Matua Mark he tino ataahua tō mahi! After our performance we played at the park and some spotted this little water hole and before you knew it everyone was having a wade in the water. Including parents as well. We had two little swimmers the water was cool and welcomed. We returned to the festival and watched the drummers and danced for a time until our bus pulled up and it was time to go. Our shiny limousine pulled up and we were on our way home. We left with 29 and returned with 22 some remained with their parents and some went home early. Happy and tired ready for our homes. |
Kapa Haka & Pasifika
Kapa Haka Performance at Arataki
A wonderful sunny day to be at Arataki in the Waitakere Ranges. Twenty girls and fifteen boys performed with great enthusiasm both inside, and as an encore, outside on the deck. We were surrounded by families from our school, they were so proud of their children. Thanks to Mrs Schierning, Tahee, Mark, Anne and Lisa who have worked so hard to make this day happen.
