Post by Kiwi Frontline on Sept 14, 2021 4:01:16 GMT 12
MAKING MAORI LANGUAGE WEEK COUNT AT NCC
Napier City Council staff are embracing Te Wiki o Te Reo Maori (Maori Language Week) and in-house reo champions are encouraging others to make it part of their everyday lives, rather than just one week of the year.
Te Wiki O Te Reo Maori runs from today until Sunday 19 September. NCC is also supporting tomorrow’s Maori Language Moment, at 12 noon, which thousands throughout Aotearoa and globally are taking part in. NCC staff are also participating in the month long Mahuru Maori reo challenge, open to all, from beginners to experienced speakers.
The most visible sign of support by all Hawke’s Bay councils are the flags featuring kiwaha, or key Maori phrases such as me mahi tahi (work together) and kia kaha (be strong).
This year there are more than 80 in Napier alone, spread between Prebensen Drive, Marine Parade, Kennedy Road, Gloucester Street and the Pandora indusrial area.....
www.voxy.co.nz/national/5/392479
NZ POST SUPPORT MĀORI LANGUAGE WEEK WITH DELIVERIES OF EDUCATIONAL BOARD GAMES
NZ Post is supporting Māori Language week by helping with the delivery of Tākaro Maori te reo board games to schools throughout Aotearoa.
In a sponsorship deal with Hamilton-based business Game Kings, NZ Post delivered 2560 of the educational board games through its community programme – which supports initiatives aimed at helping New Zealanders......
www.scoop.co.nz/stories/ED2109/S00022/nz-post-support-maori-language-with-educational-board-games.htm
Napier City Council staff are embracing Te Wiki o Te Reo Maori (Maori Language Week) and in-house reo champions are encouraging others to make it part of their everyday lives, rather than just one week of the year.
Te Wiki O Te Reo Maori runs from today until Sunday 19 September. NCC is also supporting tomorrow’s Maori Language Moment, at 12 noon, which thousands throughout Aotearoa and globally are taking part in. NCC staff are also participating in the month long Mahuru Maori reo challenge, open to all, from beginners to experienced speakers.
The most visible sign of support by all Hawke’s Bay councils are the flags featuring kiwaha, or key Maori phrases such as me mahi tahi (work together) and kia kaha (be strong).
This year there are more than 80 in Napier alone, spread between Prebensen Drive, Marine Parade, Kennedy Road, Gloucester Street and the Pandora indusrial area.....
www.voxy.co.nz/national/5/392479
NZ POST SUPPORT MĀORI LANGUAGE WEEK WITH DELIVERIES OF EDUCATIONAL BOARD GAMES
NZ Post is supporting Māori Language week by helping with the delivery of Tākaro Maori te reo board games to schools throughout Aotearoa.
In a sponsorship deal with Hamilton-based business Game Kings, NZ Post delivered 2560 of the educational board games through its community programme – which supports initiatives aimed at helping New Zealanders......
www.scoop.co.nz/stories/ED2109/S00022/nz-post-support-maori-language-with-educational-board-games.htm