E ngaa rangatira, ngaa tumuaki teenaa, koutou katoa.
Naia te karanga ki a taatou o te roopu Te Arahou - MAC i te rohe o Tainui.
Nau mai, haere mai koutou o ngaa kura maha o te rohe ki te hui-a-tau moo te rohe nei o Tainui.

Mookau ki runga
Tamaki ki raro
Mangatoatoa ki waenganui
Te Pare Waikato
Te Pare Hauraki
Te Kaokaoroa o Paatetere
Ki te Nehenehenui nui

Welcome to our MAC leaders in our widespread area of Tainui.

Ngaa mihi ake ki te mana whenua: -

Ko Pirongia te maunga
Ko Waipaa te awa
Ko Tainui te waka
Ko Maahanga te iwi
Ko Te Papa-o-Rotu te marae

WĀNANGA PROGRAMME

8:45am -9:00am Arrive
9:10am Powhiri
9:45am Kapu tii, kai
10:10am Whakawhanaungatanga
11:00am Hau Kaainga koorero about Te Papa o Rotu, Ngaati Maahanga
11:30am Ngaati Maahanga Living Curriculum. Lisa Rapana and Tumuaki
12:30am Kai o te rā nui
1:00am Waikato Tainui Koorero. Raewyn Mahara, Kimai Huirama
2:20am Sharing of whakaaro and paatai - Possible mini koorero in sub-clusters
2:45am Whakakapi, mihi and karakia.

PARKING Parking is on road outside the marae waharoa/entry.

The purposes of our hui are:
1. To learn about Maahanga the ancestor and iwi.
2. To learn about a local marau based in Maahanga and being supported and developed by some tumuaki in their schools.
3. To learn about the refresh of the Waikato Tainui Maatauranga Strategy from the Maatauranga Roopu
4. To learn about key resources to help English Medium contexts learn about Kingitanga.
5. To share ways to create connections with mana whenua.
6. How to improve school enrolment processes to support iwi aspirations.
7. Whakawhanaungatanga, making and growing connections.