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Te Huarahi is PPTA's national Māori body. Te Huarahi has responsibility for making decisions which impact on Māori members. 
Māori Teachers' conference is held in July of each year.
Ngā Manu Kōrero National Secondary School Speech Contests - sponsored by PPTA.
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Transformation, celebration, liberation: Maori Teachers Conference 2010 |
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The 16th PPTA National Maori Teachers’ Conference was held in Rotorua last month at the Sudima Lake Hotel.
About 150 people took part in the annual celebration of Māori secondary education and this year’s themes were transformation, liberation and celebration, consolidating Māori leadership, reclaiming collective space and shared conversations.
Participants took part in two days of political debate, curriculum and cultural workshops and renewing professional relationships.
Workshop themes included Whānau Ora and the role of secondary teachers, introducing the new professional community on Marautanga, Te Reo Māori curriculum in English medium schools, Te Rautaki Māori – NZQA Māori strategy, insights of a practitioner – moving from policy back to the classroom, literacy, Te Ataarangi learning and teaching methods and Te Kotahitanga.
Speakers included Dame Iritana Tawhiwhirangi, Robyn Roa, Te Rita Papesch, Daryn Bean, Marcus Akuhata Brown,
Melanie Riwai-Couch, Nicola Ngarewa, Ako Panuku, Irene Pewhairangi, Moeke Paaka and Johnny Waititi.
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Ngā Manu Kōrero - top of the South |
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Schools contest speech comp
The Marlborough Express, 22/06/2010
Seven secondary schools from the top of the South Island took part in Nga Manu Korero-Maori speech competition at Queen Charlotte College on Friday. Read more
Te Auhia's te reo floods the room
Kaikoura Star
A first-time contestant, Te Auhia Solomon, is the regional junior Maori Nga Manu Korero Champion after winning the Nga Manu Korero regional secondary school speech event on Friday. Read more
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Te reo winner thanks whanau - Ngā Manu Kōrero, Auckland |
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Te reo winner thanks whanau
Carly Tawhiao - Central Leader, 16/06/2010
A prestigious speech contest has put Epsom Girls Grammar School in the spotlight for the first time, thanks to Kimiora Kaire-Melbourne.
The 17-year-old won the senior Maori section of the Auckland region Nga Manu Korero speech competition last month.
It is the first time the Epsom school, which has a roll of more than 2000, has won a category in the annual event.
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Speaking loud and proud - Ngā Manu Kōrero, Manawatu |
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By MARIKA HILL - Manawatu Standard, 16/06/2010
Being no stranger to the stage doesn't keep the nerves away.
Megan Wilson, 14, is one of 39 students speaking loud and proud at the Nga Manu Korero competition at Manawatu College on Thursday.
Up to 1000 visitors are expected, from around the region, at the annual speech competition.
Megan – from Queen Elizabeth College – loves dancing and singing, and has performed to more than 1000 people in the past.
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