I Te Kura ka āhei tonu koe ki te ako, ahakoa kei hea koe. Ka whakanui mātou i te tuakiri o ia ākonga, ka whakamana i te motuhaketanga o ia whānau, ka tipu ngātahi mā te ako – te ako tahi, te ako mai i a tātou anō.
Haere mai! Hono mai ki a mātou!
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At just 11 years old, Te Kura student Ao Haruna already knows exactly what he wants to be: the best pipe band drummer in the world. His passion began unexpectedly at an All Blacks victory parade, the first parade he had ever been to.
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There’s something special about Smokefree Rockquest. The lights hit, the crowd hums, the bass kicks in, and suddenly the whole room is alive. It’s more than just a competition, it’s a moment. A platform where young musicians across Aotearoa step up, share their sound, and give it everything they’ve got.
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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.
