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Te Wharekura o Ruatoki

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The school and its people are very passionate about the tikanga and kawa of Ngāi Tūhoe. Guests are welcomed to the school or the community within a highly prioritised tikanga (protocol) and kawa of Ngāi Tūhoe. School activities include kapa haka, manu kōrero and waka ama. Students and teachers are
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attended the school in the early decades. As there was no bridge, they waded the river, and missed school when the river was in flood. Consequently, Tawera Native School opened on the other side of the river on 29 July 1931.
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The school and its educators follow their motto “Ko tā mātau kitenga anamata, Ko te tiketike Tūhoetanga” to encourage and urge themselves to strive for the highest and successful attributes education provides for all.
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The school assembles at their gymnasium every first and last day of the school week to have karakia (church). The school abides by the church of Te Haahi Ringatu, which was established by Te Kooti Arikirangi.
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immersion school for children up to standard two, remaining bilingual for standards three and four. On 1 September 1992 it became an area school for children up to form seven and the first official
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in 1895. It became a district high school from 1946–47 until the secondary section closed in the 1970s. In 1978 it became New Zealand's first bilingual primary school. It then became a
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iwi (tribe). It serves its community and other townships close by, with children transported to school by bus, van or car from Kawerau, Whakatane, Opotiki and Taneatua.
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Local Tuhoe leaders requested a school in 1891. The school opened as Ruatoki Native School on 4 June 1896 after a short visit to Ruatoki by politicians
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Oscar Holyoake, who was principal in 1948–1953, was the brother of
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The Utilisation of Te Urewera: An Issue of Sovereignty
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Coordinates
38°08′51″S 177°00′27″E / 38.1474°S 177.0076°E / -38.1474; 177.0076
Ministry of Education
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http://www.ruatoki.school.nz/
Ruatoki
Eastern Bay of Plenty
New Zealand
Richard Seddon
James Carroll
Ngāi Tūhoe
James Carroll
Richard Seddon
Māori language
kura kaupapa
Whakatāne River
Keith Holyoake
Turuhira Hare
Māori composer
Tame Iti
activist
Hirini Melbourne
Māori composer
"New Zealand Schools Directory"
"Decile Change 2014 to 2015 for State & State Integrated Schools"
"Ruatoki celebrates 70th jubilee"
"Ruatoki native school contract"
"By 1904 it was the largest Maori School in the country with 93 children on the roll."
Archived
Wayback Machine

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