Nau mai, haere mai
Rātaka
RĀ TUATAHI - Rāapa 26 Māehe
Pōwhiri at Te Tii Marae, Waitangi & Te Tau Rangatira
He Whakaputanga and Te Tiriti o Waitangi kōrero nā Te Ringakaha Tia-Ward
Treaty Grounds Tour & Kōrero
Kaikōrero Panel
Building Tiriti-Centric Learning and Teaching Practices
Whanaungatanga - Inu & kai
RĀ TUARUA - Rāpare 27 Māehe
Manea - Footprints of Kupe
Arai Te Uru with Te Ringakaha Tia-Ward
Pōwhiri, Kohewhata Marae
Hoana Pearson QSM, Te Pītau Mātauranga
Kapa Haka with Te Ringakaha Tia-Ward
Conference Celebration Dinner
RĀ TUATORU - Rāmere 28 Māehe
Ki te wheiao ki te ao mārama! - Graduate Profiles & Definitions of Success nā George Ihimaera
Te Mauri o te Whare:Te Reo me ōna tikanga. - Level 4B and Beyond nā Anaru Morgan
Karakia Whakamutunga
RĀ TUATAHI - Rāapa 26 Māehe
Reception of Copthorne Hotel, Bay of Islands
7:45AM
8:45AM
Registration Desk Open
Manuhiri assemble at Tomokanga
Te Tii Marae, Waitangi
9:00AM
Pōwhiri
Te Tii Marae, Waitangi
9:30AM
Paramanawa
Waitaha Room, Copthorne Hotel
10:00AM
He Whakaputanga and Te Tiriti o Waitangi, Nā Te Ringakaha Tia-Ward
Rōpū split into four groups
Visits to Waitangi Treaty Grounds
10:30AM
1 Tau Henare Drive, Waitangi,
12:30PM
Kai o te Rā
Oho Mauri - Mauri tū mauri ora, mauri tau
Panel Kaikōrero: Hoana Pearson QSM, Damon Ritai, Anaru Morgan, Phil Gordon and Te Ringakaha Tia-Ward
Having the strength to uphold the kaupapa, and to keep it alive!
A facilitated conversation with members of the MAC facilitation team, joined by Te Pitau Mātauranga Hoana Pearson QSM, will begin by unpacking the meaning of Mauri before discussing the responsibility of keeping this well and alive in our kura so all of our tamariki can thrive.
Strategies to grow, implement and ensure sustainability of your new learning will be shared, relating back to the MAC framework Te Whare Tapu o te Ngākau Māori.
Kia taurite te rite, kia tupu te mauri.
Ki tōku whare tapu.
That stability and poise may grow the force of life within my soul.
2:30PM
Building Tiriti-Centric Learning and Teaching Practices.
Ki te kotahi te kākaho, ka whati; Ki te kāpuia, e kore e whati.
When we stand alone we are vulnerable, but together we are unbreakable.
PHIL GORDON (Ngāti Maru)
Abstract: As Educationalists how do we create an understanding of what it means to be a successful Treaty Partner through a bi-cultural framework? Looking at how this can be enacted within our multicultural environments and how we can connect expectations in this space to our Registered Teacher Criteria (RTC’s).
Packed lunch supplied at the Treaty Grounds
1:30PM
Waitaha Room, Copthorne Hotel
3:30PM
Free time
5:30PM
Courtyard, Copthorne Hotel
Whanaungatanga - Drinks and platters
RĀ TUARUA - Rāpare 27 Māehe
Reception of Copthorne Hotel, Bay of Islands
7:45AM
Collect packed morning tea
Rōpū 1 - Footprints of Kupe
Rōpū 2 - Arai Te Uru with Te Ringakaha
9:20AM
10:45AM
Buses depart from the Copthorne to Hokianga
Split into two rōpū
8:00AM
Rōpū 2 - Footprints of Kupe
Rōpū 1 - Arai Te Uru with Te Ringakaha
12:00PM
12:45PM
Depart to Kohewhata Marae
Pōwhiri
Kohewhata Marae
1:10PM
Kai o te Rā
Kapa Haka - Te Ringakaha Tia-Ward
1:45PM
3:00PM
Hoana Pearson, QSM
4:00PM
Buses return to the Copthorne Hotel
6:30PM
Waitaha Room, Copthorne Hotel
Conference Celebration Dinner
RĀ TUATORU - Rāmere 28 Māehe
Copthorne Hotel Reception
9:30AM
Registration Desk Open
8:00AM
Breakout Round 1
10:30AM
Paramanawa
11:10AM
Breakout Round 2
Waitaha Room, Copthorne Hotel
Poroporoaki
12:10PM
Waitaha Room, Copthorne Hotel
We expect the day to be finished up by 12:45pm for those to make regional flights.
