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Kapa haka<br />
“Ehara taku toa i te toa<br />
takitahi, engari he toa<br />
takitini”<br />
“My successes are not mine<br />
alone, but of many – the greatest<br />
successes we will have are from<br />
working together.”<br />
Kapa haka has now started to<br />
progress at Māngere College, led by<br />
our new kaiako, Maehe Nuku, who<br />
is also working in the Te Reo classes<br />
with Whaea Arihana.<br />
I am Cee-Jay Maitai a Year 13 Māori<br />
Student Leader here at Māngere<br />
College. I have participated in<br />
the kapa haka throughout my<br />
schooling here at <strong>MC</strong>. Throughout<br />
my journey as a participant I have<br />
learnt to improve in all aspects<br />
and become a stronger leader<br />
within the school community. My<br />
ambition is to inspire and develop<br />
many students who come through,<br />
also to strengthen students in<br />
learning their culture. Our school<br />
was very lucky to have a haka<br />
written for our school and a haka<br />
so unique to our school, created by<br />
Matua Maehe and our students.<br />
We welcome all students to join the<br />
kapa haka group.<br />
Nau mai, Haere mai.<br />
Mandarin<br />
chinese<br />
new<br />
year<br />
To celebrate Chinese<br />
New Year this year, we<br />
had origami lessons<br />
in the library by Miss<br />
Yuying Yang our<br />
Mandarin Language<br />
Assistant.<br />
chinese language week<br />
Mangere College - 2018 53
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