Ngā Tauira - Patterns / Tau 0 – 8

Are you visiting a local marae?

Would you like us to attend and support with some wānanga (workshops) for your ākonga?

In collaboration with mana whenua, ākonga learn about the structure of the wharenui, the patterns inside it and some of the kawa (protocols) associated with a visit to a marae.

Ākonga design and create their own kōwhaiwhai or tukutuku patterns after identifying key features of the mahi toi and listening to local pūrākau (stories) and histories.

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All TE AO MĀORI programmes

Current Programmes

1/05/2023

Local Pūrākau: Interactive Story-telling

1/05/2023

Using traditional story-telling skills, the Museum Educator brings to life local pūrākau, stories and histories.

1/05/2023

Rakaihautū and Rotoiti / Y5-8

1/05/2023

The pūrākau of Rakaihautū's exploration of the southern lakes is told in active story-telling.

1/05/2023

The Nelson Tenths / Native Tenths Agreement /Y7-10)

1/05/2023

This experience takes students through a reenactment of the kōrero between NZ Company representatives and Tangata / Mana Whenua of Te Tauihu.

1/05/2023

The Wreck of the Delaware: Bravery in the Storm / Y1-4

1/05/2023

This is an interactive Story Telling of the heroic feats of local woman, Huria Matenga, her husband Hemi and local man Hohapata Kahupuku, who saved 9 lives from the Delaware Shipwreck in 1863.

1/05/2023