Pūhoro carves out STEMM pathways for ākonga Māori
16 November 2023

Born out of a desire to increase Māori representation in the STEM space, Pūhoro STEMM Academy supports ākonga to maintain a science pathway throughout school.
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16 November 2023
Born out of a desire to increase Māori representation in the STEM space, Pūhoro STEMM Academy supports ākonga to maintain a science pathway throughout school.
16 November 2023
The Tagaloa scholarships support Pacific Master’s and Doctorate scholars who are researching in areas which support Pacific educational achievement and wellbein
27 October 2023
A petition signed 51 years ago which has seen te reo Māori embedded in schools and kura was celebrated in Upper Hutt with waiata and haka.
27 October 2023
Porirua’s Discovery School have had their biggest year yet in terms of celebrating Pacific language weeks.
27 October 2023
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27 October 2023
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27 October 2023
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27 October 2023
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5 October 2023
PolyActive have developed the Va’a Folau programme to connect ākonga to ancestral knowledge and practices to enhance wellbeing through active lifestyles
5 October 2023
Pacific community groups in Hamilton are facilitating homework study centres for Pacific learners.
13 September 2023
Papakura Marae is undoubtedly a pillar of its community, offering 51 community services, including a GP clinic, weekly community dinners, and driving lessons.
24 August 2023
The new Connected and inaugural He Kōrero Tātai books explore the rich history of Aotearoa New Zealand and provide a valuable learning resource for ākonga
24 August 2023
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3 August 2023
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13 July 2023
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13 July 2023
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22 June 2023
Rūaumoko Marae has been an important part of the Māori Deaf community for 30 years.
22 June 2023
In what is believed to be a first, a fale co-designed by local Pacific and Māori communities has opened at Glen Eden Primary School in West Auckland.
22 June 2023
Mātauranga Māori is at the heart of celebrations of the Matariki public holiday. The rise of both Puanga/Puaka and Matariki signal the Māori New Year –
22 June 2023
A pre-dawn ceremony was held in June to mark the start of construction at the site of the new Marlborough Boys’ and Girls’ Colleges’ shared site.
1 June 2023
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11 May 2023
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20 April 2023
Reg Blake was a student at Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Otepou – a small school in Welcome Bay, Tauranga – from 1996 to 2002.
30 March 2023
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8 March 2023
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