Treaty of Waitangi workshop presentation to be made at the Maori Teachers' Conference regarding implementation of te Tiriti in New Zealand secondary schools.

Bill Anderson, Te Mataroa, and Andrew Barron, Auckland Field Officer, have on request been presenting workshops on te Tiriti ō Waitangi to secondary schools, over the last two years in New Zealand Post Primary Teachers' Association / Te Wehengarua (PPTA)  Workshops and in some Waikato mainstream secondary schools.

We want to collect examples of how the Treaty has been practically implemented in different schools and kura. We are interested in positive examples of Treaty implementation as well examples of resistance. Finally, we would be interested in helping develop ideas that have not yet been implemented.

It is our aim to build this into a comprehensive guide for those looking for direction and ideas to further implement Te Tiriti within the culture and operations of a secondary school.

Please use the comment facility (below) and/or the survey to help us build this understanding.

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Treaty of Waitangi implementation in secondary schools - survey

These are the prize winners for the four sections of the National Ngā Manu Kōrero Speech competition 2010

Sir Turi Carroll – Junior English

Evana Schinkel, St Joseph's Māori Girls' College, Te Matau a Māui

1st Tuatahi, Sir Turi Carroll Trophy

Vanessa Paraki Western Heights High School, Te Arawa

2nd Tuarua, Moni Taumaunu Trophy

Tira Nikora, Gisborne Girls' High School, Te Tai Rāwhiti

3rd Tuatoru, Kāeaea Iti Trophy

Rāwhiti Ihaka – Junior Māori

Kaharau Keogh, Te Wharekura o Ngā Taiatea, Waikato

1st Tuatahi, Rāwhiti Ihaka Trophy

Ruahei Demant, Mahurangi College, Taitokerau

2nd Tuarua, Te Hononga Waka Trophy

Te Rangimonoa Rangihau, Te Wharekura o Huiarau, Mataatua

3rd Tuatoru, Whakamana te Reo Trophy

Ruahei Demant, Mahurangi College, Taitokerau

Winner Te Rākau Māpuna

Korimako – Senior English

Soraya Kamau, Napier Girls’ High School, Te Matau a Māui

Winner Korimako

Jordi Webber, Rotorua Boys' High School, Te Arawa

2nd Tuarua, Jock McEwen Trophy

Wetini Wilkins-Larkin, Hato Pāoro College, Manawatū / Horowhenua

3rd= Tuatoru, Ngāwini Trophy

Te One Kahu, Aranui High School, Waitaha

3rd= Tuatoru,  Ngāwini Trophy

Soraya Kamau, Napier Girls’ High School, Te Matau a Māui

Best impromptu speech, Kiri Moerangi Mangu

Nepia Takuira-Mita, Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o Ngā Mokopuna, Te Whanganui ā Tara ki Ōtaki

Best prepared speech, Te Manu Korohi Te Ata-Pō

Pei Te Hirinui Jones

Herea Winitana, Te Kura o Te Ahorangi, Te Arawa

Winner, Pei Te Hurinui Jones

Puhiaurangi Black, Turakina Māori Girls' College, Manawatū / Horowhenua

2nd Tuarua, Ngā Puna o Waiorea

Kayla Ratima, Te Wharekura o Ngā Taiatea, Waikato

3rd Tuatoru, Mumuhau Takeretou o Mātaatua Trophy

Puhiaurangi Black, Turakina Māori Girls' College, Manawatū / Horowhenua

Best impromptu, 1st Place/ Kōrero Ohorere, Stirling Brothers Memorial Trophy

Herea Winitana, Te Kura o Te Ahorangi, Te Arawa

Best prepared, 1st Place/ Kōrero Takatū, Te Kōhao o Te Ngira Trophy

Herea Winitana, Te Kura o Te Ahorangi, Te Arawa

Taitama toa/Best male speaker, Riki Te Mairaki Taiaroa Ellison

Puhiaurangi Black, Turakina Māori Girls' College, Manawatū / Horowhenua

Taikōhine toa/Best female speaker, Ngā Kete o te Mātauranga Trophy

E Tipu e Rea Trophy, The Sir Apirana Ngata Memorial Trophy

School that has the highest aggregate in both Māori and English:

Te Wharekura o Ngā Taiatea

Winner

Download list of the 2010 National Ngā Manu Kōrero Speech competition prize winners.