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WAHINE MOE WAHINE MOE WAHINE I ROTO I TAKANINI NIU TIRENI



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Register your interest below Takanini School - 13/02/2018 MODERATORS Wahine Moe
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Rippa rugby - teaching through games. Scrum Factory. Tackle clinic - how to
tackle and how to land when being tackled. The breakdown - the ball into
contact. My mother is never short on advice, even if you don't want it—eh, Mum?
She would always say to me, "Remember you're from the North, boy. So yes, it is
northern blood that flows through these veins.

To all the other Northerners in this House, and I think we're in all the
parties, I say kia ora, cuzzies. I look forward to agreeing to agree, agreeing
to disagree, and, because this is Parliament and anything could happen,
disagreeing to disagree. My mother's father is from the Te Uriroroi in Poroti,
where the watercress is fresh and the vibrance and intellectual rigor of my
people is fresher. It is through Te Owai that we are connected to people across
the Tai Tokerau. My grandmother is from NgāiTakoto. Our marae there is
Paparore—you have to drive past Awanui, and if you don't drive fast enough, you
will be pulled like a tractor beam into Hone Harawira's house for a cup of tea,
because you've got to go past his house to get there.

I referenced Whatitiri earlier as one of my maunga.


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Whatitiri is the word for thunder, and the reason it is called Thunder Mountain
was because the kūkupa, or kererū, were so abundant that when they collectively
flapped their wings, it was like thunder. Now it is silent up there. All the
trees have been chopped down—environmental devastation. This silence is what
happens when we do not remember our history, when we view events as isolated
occasions and not part of the wider arc of colonisation.


TAKANINI SCHOOL - 13/02/2018

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> interests of students and their learning. We would like to thank all those who
> have supported and contributed to this journey and continue to do so. If there
> was ever a time in which we need to reach for alternatives, wahine moe wahine
> moe wahine i roto i Takanini Niu Tireni is. ERO is likely to carry out the
> next review in three years. Want to join? Takanini School in South Auckland
> caters for students in Years 1 to 8. Therefore, students were not accessing
> the curriculum, and did not have sufficient, equitable opportunities to learn.

This dispossession of indigenous peoples correlates directly with the
environmental destruction of those lands, and I stand and continue to stand with
indigenous brothers and sisters from the Arctic to the Amazon to Australia,
across Turtle Island, as we push back against extractive industries and against
the destruction of this planet. Climate change is an outcome of colonisation,
which has removed indigenous communities' ability to defend the land and the
water.

And here in the Pacific, our island homes are on the front lines of climate
change. The struggle to protect the environment is also the struggle for
self-determination. That struggle here is the struggle for tino rangatiratanga.
For me, tino rangatiratanga could be a radically democratic alternative to
capitalism in which the flax-roots local communities would be constantly and
actively involved in making the decisions about the allocation of society's
resources in a collective way.

It should embrace a system in which our entire economy is geared up to satisfy
the needs of whānau—our tikanga, cultural values, and aspirations—not the profit
margins of a tiny elite. It would encapsulate our role as kaitiaki, guardians of
the earth and ecosystems. It would be based on a vision of society that affirms
mana wahine, that is free of racism, class exploitation, and embraces our
rainbow whānau. I have always worked at the intersection of movements, and I
believe that it is in solidarity with each other that we are stronger. I see our
work here in Parliament as Greens as a part of the wider Green movement, which,
when woven together with other movements, like a kete can hold together our
collective aspirations.

I will also remember to turn my face to the streets. I acknowledge all of the
activists past, present, and yet to come who have and will put body and soul on
the line for social and environmental justice—tēnā koutou. One thing I have
learnt, though, through the years is that although ideas and ideology don't
change, people do. People either change or sometimes are not what you
expect—soldiers who oppose war, dairy farmers who are opposed to intensive dairy
farming, devout Christians opposed to Islamophobia.

I have learnt over many years to expect the unexpected, that common ground can
exist if we are open to finding it, and I wonder perhaps if there are unexpected
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Phone Number. Close Send. Message sent successfully. ERO recommended the
Ministry of Education MoE provide intervention to the school to address the
findings.

In May , the board appointed a new and experienced principal. In October , ERO,
the MoE, school leaders and trustees met, and a school recovery and improvement
plan was designed and in place for the start of A number of property and health
and safety matters also had to be addressed. In December , the MoE appointed a
Limited Statutory Manager LSM to support the board and principal address
personnel, property, and health and safety issues. In July , the MoE withdrew
the LSM support returning the school to self-management. The MoE has provided
professional learning and development support that was closely aligned to the
objectives of the recovery plan.



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    The school continues to access this support as it builds the capability and
    capacity of leaders and teachers. The school experienced ongoing staffing
    recruitment and retention challenges. Most of the teachers have joined the
    school over the past two years, including a number of beginning teachers. A
    mentor-coach was appointed in to support newly graduated teachers and
    promote effective teaching practices.

    A kaitakawenga was appointed in to build stronger community and whānau
    engagement with the school.

    


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    During the last two years, ERO has regularly met with staff, trustees and
    students. ERO has monitored and evaluated school progress and provided
    ongoing feedback. The school has effectively addressed most of the areas for
    review and development. The sense of urgency and commitment of leaders,
    staff and trustees has contributed to the rapid pace of change and
    significant progress made in and In March , ERO found that students were not
    progressing or achieving well, and the processes to improve the quality of
    teaching were not effective.

    Student behaviour management procedures and systems were not supporting
    students to engage in education. Therefore, students were not accessing the
    curriculum, and did not have sufficient, equitable opportunities to learn.

    


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    The recovery plan was a critical step to lay a strong framework for school
    improvement and decision making. A change in management strategy was
    developed.


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