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Te Ngahere

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Māori are intrinsically and inherently connected to the environment. This is represented in whakapapa (genealogy), Pūrākau (stories) and ātua (gods/ deities). Preserving and protecting ecology enhances the cultural and historical narratives of Aotearoa. 

During the Owairoa Marae programme Te Ngāhere, students will take a guided or self-guided tour exploring our local forest and gardens. Students will learn about different lifeforms and the significance of our forest in local history and the wider context.

Years 3 - 9 

History

Social Science 

 

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