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Ākonga in Wairoa are stepping confidently into their role as taiao kaitiaki (environmental guardians), turning everyday learning into meaningful action that benefits both their environment and community.
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Te Kura welcomes ERO's report Bridging the Gap and its call for stronger support for young people at risk of disengaging from education. Tumu Whakarae | Chief Executive Te Rina Leonard says the report highlights the need for a more connected, responsive education system that keeps every young person engaged in meaningful learning.
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Music has always been more than sound. It’s a universal language, a space to share poems, half formed thoughts, big feelings, and the things that don’t always come out easily in conversation.
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For Te Kura ākonga Summah Lee, learning happens as much in the paddock and show ring as it does at her desk. At the centre of that learning is an 11-year-old grey mare named Saffie, known in competition as Blue Gem.
