'Kia rangatira te tū i te ao Māori, i te ao whānui hoki.'
NAU MAI, HAERE MAI WELCOME TO PAEROA CENTRAL SCHOOL
NAU MAI, HAERE MAI WELCOME TO PAEROA CENTRAL SCHOOL
Tēnā koutou katoa
Tēnā koutou katoa
Kō Tainui te waka
Kō Tainui te waka
Kō Hauraki te iwi
Kō Hauraki te iwi
Kō Tikapa te moana
Kō Tikapa te moana
Kō Ohinemuri te awa
Kō Ohinemuri te awa
Kō Tui Kairangi te maunga
Kō Tui Kairangi te maunga
Kō Te-Paeroa-o -Toi te rohe
Kō Te-Paeroa-o -Toi te rohe
Kō Te Kura Tuatahi o Paeroa te kura
Kō Te Kura Tuatahi o Paeroa te kura
Nō reira,
Nō reira,
Tēnā koutou, tēnā koutou, tēnā koutou kātoa.
Tēnā koutou, tēnā koutou, tēnā koutou kātoa.
Behind our school stands an old pa site “Karanga e Tui.”
Tui Kairangi, Primrose Hill is our maunga.
Ko Hauraki te Iwi
Our school acknowledges and recognises all Hauraki Iwi.
Our school acknowledges and recognises all Hauraki Iwi.
When establishing the school’s Rūmaki Unit, the following iwi were identified as strongly represented within our school – Ngāti Maru, Ngāti Tamaterā, Ngāti Hako, Ngāti Tara Tokanui, Ngaati Paoa and the hapuu Ngaati Tawhaki.
When establishing the school’s Rūmaki Unit, the following iwi were identified as strongly represented within our school – Ngāti Maru, Ngāti Tamaterā, Ngāti Hako, Ngāti Tara Tokanui, Ngaati Paoa and the hapuu Ngaati Tawhaki.
Within our school charter, guided by the school’s vision we will show our commitment to the revitalisation of Haurakitanga
Within our school charter, guided by the school’s vision we will show our commitment to the revitalisation of Haurakitanga
Paeroa Central School is a dual medium primary school located in the rural town of Paeroa.
Paeroa Central School is a dual medium primary school located in the rural town of Paeroa.
The school is 140 years old and currently operates 4 classrooms with a roll of approximately 80 students. We have two English Medium classes and two Maori Medium Level 1 Rūmaki classes. In the Rūmaki classes , Te Ara Hou o te Reo, 80-100% of learning is in Te Reo Maori. Auraki (English) Medium students also have lessons in Te Reo Maori working within Level 4 Te Reo Maori. All students have the opportunity to join Kapa Haka and work towards performing at the Hauraki Festival in Term 4.
The school is 140 years old and currently operates 4 classrooms with a roll of approximately 80 students. We have two English Medium classes and two Maori Medium Level 1 Rūmaki classes. In the Rūmaki classes , Te Ara Hou o te Reo, 80-100% of learning is in Te Reo Maori. Auraki (English) Medium students also have lessons in Te Reo Maori working within Level 4 Te Reo Maori. All students have the opportunity to join Kapa Haka and work towards performing at the Hauraki Festival in Term 4.
'We have a cultural curriculum linked to our unique area - Hauraki. '
'We have a cultural curriculum linked to our unique area - Hauraki. '
Each class has a teacher aide or kaiawhina. Some support staff also run small group learning programmes. All children are supported with their learning. We have a school wide focus on literacy: te reo Matatini and numeracy: pangarau. We have a cultural curriculum linked to our unique area Hauraki. This includes hitori (history), purakau ( traditional stories) and kawa me ngaa tikanga (rules that are set).
Each class has a teacher aide or kaiawhina. Some support staff also run small group learning programmes. All children are supported with their learning. We have a school wide focus on literacy: te reo Matatini and numeracy: pangarau. We have a cultural curriculum linked to our unique area Hauraki. This includes hitori (history), purakau ( traditional stories) and kawa me ngaa tikanga (rules that are set).
We are an Enviroschool and in Term 2 and 3 , learning is student driven where practical activities are tied to learning about sustainability. Students may cook, work in the school vegetable gardens and orchard, make ointments using rongoa, design and paint murals , and/or work with local community. Our students strive to be excellent Kaitiaki (Guardians) .
We are an Enviroschool and in Term 2 and 3 , learning is student driven where practical activities are tied to learning about sustainability. Students may cook, work in the school vegetable gardens and orchard, make ointments using rongoa, design and paint murals , and/or work with local community. Our students strive to be excellent Kaitiaki (Guardians) .
We strongly promote Sport and Education Outside the Classroom programmes.
We strongly promote Sport and Education Outside the Classroom programmes.
'Together we learn. Together we grow.
Together our kete overflows with the knowledge of the past, the experiences of today, and skills for the future.'