Date
23 March 2024

Involve local iwi, Pasifika community, and cultural groups

Suggestion for implementing the strategy ‘Taking a community approach to supporting learning and wellbeing’

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Work with community groups

Work with community groups

Build relationships with local iwi and Pasifika cultural and disability groups. Involve your class in projects that support your community and provide authentic learning contexts.

Support your local community

Support your local community

The Hiruharama School community delivers meals-on-wheels to their kuia and kaumātua.

Partner with your community

Partner with your community

An account of Te Kura o Kutarere School partnering with the local community, and supported by the innovative use of digital tools.

Video hosted on Vimeo http://vimeo.com/57624048

Useful resources

Useful resources

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Building relationships with whānau, hapū, and iwi

This resource provides strategies for building relationships with whānau, hapū, and iwi. It includes school examples.

Publisher: Educational Leaders

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Whanau hapu iwi Maori communities and schools working together Ma te mahitahi ka ora ai te taitamaiti Working together to support Maori student success

Whānau, hapū, iwi, Māori communities and schools working together – Mā te mahitahi, ka ora ai te taitamaiti: Working together to support Māori student success

A paper to help schools and Māori communities work together, to build collaborative, culturally responsive relations and mana enhancing partnerships.

Publisher: New Zealand Post Primary Teachers' Association

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Next steps

More suggestions for implementing the strategy “Take a community approach ”:

Return to the guide “Developing an inclusive classroom culture ”

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