Kua rangonahia te kōrero a te tini me te mano tae noa ki ēnei rā, ko te kōhanga reo tētahi o ngā tino kaupapa rangatira o Aotearoa nei.
Ko te Kaupapa o Te Kōhanga Reo ko tā te Māori tirohanga ki te Ao. Ko ana whāinga mā te hunga ngākaunui mai, ko te whakarauora i te reo, ko te whakatinana i te reo me ngā tikanga, ko te whakatairanga i ngā āhuatanga Māori kī ngā wāhi katoa.
Kei te wāhi Hītori a Te Kōhanga Reo ētahi whakamārama.
Nō reira nā te aha i tū ai ngā Kōhanga Reo?
Nā te manawanui, nā te manawa tītī kia tipu ake ā tātou tamariki, mōkopuna ki te ao Māori te reo Māori anō hoki.
Huri te wā huri ngā tau, ko Te Kōhanga Reo te pūtakengā mai o te tamaiti, e takahi ai ia i te ara Māori kia tū rangatira ki te ao whānui.
Kei ngā kōtihitihi o te ao mātauranga rātou “Ngā Manu Pīrere o Te Kōhanga Reo”.
Nō reira kei a KOE e roa ana! Mēnā e hiahia ana koe mē ētahi o te whānau ki te whakatū i tētahi Kōhanga reo, wānangahia te kaupapa korerorerotia kia pūāwai te moemoeā.
The Trust suggests that you start with two or three wānanga. A list of tasks to discuss and action have been shared to support your journey.
Remember there are many in the movement who are willing to help. Contact your Regional Office and talk with them after your first meeting and register your interest.
WĀNANGA 1 - Our Aspirations & Goals
“Kia whēnua taurikura, kia whēnua houkura”
“Papatuānuku has prepared a place for you to grow and develop and prosper in her world”
OBJECTIVES
- Record tamariki full birth names and birth dates
- One to three preferred addresses of where the Kōhanga Reomaybe located
- Identify the landmarks of the area (pepeha & whakapapa)
- Identify who are fluent Te Reo Māori speakers
- Documenting the aspirations and goals for tamariki
- Identify who is the main contact person and their details.
| Te Reo Rangatira | Te Reo Pākeha |
Ko wai te Marae? Kei hea ngā whare? Ko wai Te Kōhanga Reo? Ko wai e ngā whānau, ngā hapu me ngā Iwi? He aha i ngā pūkenga i waenganui i a mātou? He aha i ngā mātauranga i waenganui i a mātou? | Establishing our Kōhanga Reo for our tamariki mokopuna to ensure the preservation of our language, tikanga and kawa. Our purpose to empass how we connect to the land, it’s mountains, waters, ocean and forests? To empart who we are & where we come from to our children. How do we connect to each other? What are our skills & knowledge that we bring with each of us? |
WĀNANGA 2 - Preparation of Our Kōhanga Reo Tutōhinga
| OBJECTIVES (what we want to achieve) | PRACTICE (how we will achieve the objectives) | RESOURCES & REFERENCES (who & where can we get support to help us achieve) |
To decide and document what our Te Kōhanga Reo whānau want for our tamariki and mokopuna. In developing the Charter / Tutōhinga, whānau will maintain their hui register as a historical record for future whānau and mokopuna. The Tutōhinga is to be prepared by Te Kōhanga Reo whānau with the support of the hapu and iwi where available. All members will participate in the development of the Tutōhinga with the support of the District Te Kōhanga Reo staff. The whānau in accordance with tikanga Māori supported by the District Trust staff, will embrace all those who embrace the kaupapa of Kōhanga Reo. | The Whānau develop plans for the Management of their Kōhanga Reo that reflects the kaupapa:
| Te Korowai Contact your Regional Office Kete āwhina What does manaakitanga mean? What is a koha? How do we practice this and what does this teach our tamariki & mokopuna?
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