At Te Kura, learning happens wherever you are. We celebrate each learner’s identity, honour the uniqueness of every whānau, and grow together through ako - learning from and with each other.
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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.
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Te Kura is proud to announce the appointment of Christine Te Kiri as Deputy Chief Executive Curriculum, a moment formally acknowledged at Kirikiriroa Marae with local iwi and kaimahi from our Hamilton office.
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ASB Polyfest burst back into 2026 with vibrant energy, celebrating 51 years of Māori and Pacific cultures across Tāmaki Makaurau. Held over two weeks across the Pasifika and Diversity Stages and Te Paparewa Māori, the festival welcomed more than 80,000 attendees.
