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Kete Te Reo Maori


​This section provides members with resources which may assist in providing a culturally appropriate environment in schools. NZPF supports the view that Maori children be provided with a school environment that takes account of their culture, their identity as Maori and provides a learning environment that fits with Maori culture. Maori children should have the opportunity to learn and succeed as Maori. 

Māori Achievement Collaboratives (MACS) - March 2015
Policy Principles - In White Spaces, Ann Milne, NZPF Education Summit August 2011
Maori Enjoying Success As Maori, Peter Simpson, Te Akatea Conference July 2011
Tomorrow's Schools Today New Zealand, Peter Simpson Opinion Piece March 2011
Establishing Partnerships Between Schools and Maori Community >
Treaty of Waitangi - Source of Disunity or a Template for Cultural Inclusion >
 
Useful Website Links
Ka Hikitia - Managing for Success: The Māori Education Strategy 2008 - 2012 >
The Development of Te Kotahitanga >
The MANU AO Academy >
A webcast from Massey University >

Check out ‘Indigenous epistemology in a national curriculum framework?, by Angus Macfarlane, Ted Glynn, Waiariki Grace, Wally Penetito and Sonja Bateman in the journal  entitled Ethnicities 2008, 8, 102  Click here >
The online version can be found here > 

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  • About
    • The NZPF Charter
    • Executive
    • National Office
    • Constitution & Standing Rules
  • Services
    • Te Ariki Trust
    • Awards
    • Helpline
    • Legal Advice
  • Membership
    • Calendar
    • Elections >
      • Past Elections
    • Life Members
    • AGM >
      • Previous AGMs
    • Executive Membership History
    • PLD >
      • Maori Achievement Collaboratives (MACs)
  • Publications
    • Magazines
    • Rural Matters
    • Principal Matters >
      • Principal Matters 2022
      • Principal Matters 2021
      • Principal Matters 2020
      • Principal Matters 2019
      • Principal Matters 2018
      • Principal Matters 2017
      • Principal Matters 2016
      • Principal Matters 2015
  • News
    • Media Releases
  • Events
    • NZPF Conference 2023
    • Moot 2023
  • Current Issues
  • Resources
    • Banking Staffing Updates
    • Conference Archive
    • Ordering Forms
    • General Information
    • Lester Flockton Articles
    • Moot Archive
    • Policies & Position Papers
    • Principals' First Aid
    • Research
    • School Values & History
    • Submissions
    • NZPF survey results
    • General Election Manifesto
  • Business Partners
  • Contact