PPTA

(April 2012) (April 2012) Registration form for the 18th NZ PPTA National Māori Teachers’ Conference 2012. Kia tutuki aku moemoeā! Māori achieving as Māori - our visions and dreams. Rotorua, Sunday 1 July to Tuesday 3 July 2012.

(April 2012) (April 2012) Kia tutuki aku moemoeā! Māori achieving as Māori - our visions and dreams. Invitation to the Maori Teachers Conference, Sunday 1 July to Tuesday 3 July 2012.

(April 2012) Kia tutuki aku moemoeā! Māori achieving as Māori - our visions and dreams. Programme for the Maori Teachers Conference, Sunday 1 July to Tuesday 3 July 2012.

(July 2010) Workshop presented to Maori Teachers' Conference 2010 by Bill Harris and Bill Anderson

(July 2010)  Presentation to the Maori Teachers' Conference by Bill Anderson – PPTA Te Mataroa, and Andrew Barron – PPTA Field Officer. Whakatauaki - Proverb    Nau te rourou With your food basket Naku te rourou With my food basket Ka ora ai ngā tangata The people are sustained

(July 2010) Robyn Roa's presentation to the Maori Teachers Conference 2010

(July 2010) Main points of address to PPTA Maori Teachers Conference 2010.  Whanau Ora provides an opportunity for the school whanau to form a supportive  network around the school to underpin the role of teachers. It is difficult for teachers to do as much for their students as they would wish when they often have to deal, for example, with social, health and truancy issues as well. Whanau Ora aims to strengthen  whanau, to harness their potential and to enable them to realise their importance in the educational journey of their children. This is not a task that can be undertaken easily by teachers as it demands time and  commitment that can detract from their core teaching role.    All schools have many parents and numbers of whom are highly skilled. A small group could establish the support required and determine for themselves, in consultation with staff, the nature of their involvement.