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TE POUAHI- TE WHANGANUI A TARA 2010

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Te Pouahi Tekau ma Rima Spanish Day!

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TE POUAHI SWIMMING SPORTS 2010

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Te Pouahi End of Term 1, 2010

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Matariki 2010

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24 Mar 2010

Moving up the Hill

We had a Hikoi up the hill towards Renwick House. We did this because we were going to settle our Pōtiki.
We now have 4 TEACHERS in Te Pouahi- Thanks Whāea Trina for working hard. You are an awesome leader.
We did the Haka up the hill, and most of the school lined the path for us as we went past.
We will be calling Renwick 1- Pōtiki and we will keep doing this until we have another space.
It has been a busy few weeks for us- 4 Teachers, new area for our Pōtiki and sadly- our Whāea Trina is leaving us. She will be going at the end of Term 2 to take up her new job in Auckland. We will really miss her and we know that her new school will love her like we do.
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Ngā Tuakana ō Te Pouahi




Posted by Trina Bennett at Wednesday, March 24, 2010

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Tribute from Prince Tui Teka for the 28th Māori Battalion

Te Karere- Māori Battalion

Tuini Ngawai- Arohaina Mai

Tuini Ngawai (1910 - 1965) was an awesome writer of beautiful songs. This song, Arohaina mai, was written in 1940 and is considered by many to be the greatest Māori song ever written. It is the unofficial hymn of the Maori Battalion. It is said that on her way home from a service for the C Battalion, held on the Waiparapare Marae at Tokomaru Bay, she sat down on the roadside to rest and the words came into her mind. This video is to honour Tuini and Te Hoko whitu a Tu; which toured New Zealand during the Second World War, performing and collecting funds for the Maori Battalion overseas.