Kia ora ano tatou,
Kei te tata mai te ahurua o tenei wahanga! E hika ma, kua rere te wa ki whea?
The mid way point of the term is approaching. Where has the term gone?
A huge mihi to those matua/tamariki/pakeke who made some time to come and support our fund raiser at Kura on Saturday. We managed to raise $153.00 for Te Tikanga Rua Reo. Well done!
Kei wareware tetahi, ina ka whakahuatia nga ingoa, no reira, mo te katoa tenei mihi.
Ko nga mahi o Te Tikanga Rua Reo i tenei wiki:
What's on for T.T.R.R this week.
Rapare 14 o Whiringa a Rangi
Thursday 14th November.
Manu Korero
Starting at 9.30a.m in Akomanga 1. Would love to see you all there supporting your tamaiti/tamariki. We will have a shared kai to conclude our whaikorero. Could you please send your tamaiti to school on Thursday with some kai for us all to share.
Ramere 15 o Whiringa a Rangi
Friday 15th November.
Show Day.
Nga mihi
Matua Thomas
Sunday, 10 November 2013
Sunday, 3 November 2013
Wki Tuawha - Week 4
Tena koutou e nga matua o nga tauira o Te Tikanga Rua Reo
Here are the panui for this week.
On Saturday TTRR have a stall at the Market Day which starts at 9.00a.m. We have got a stall and we are selling Fried Bread with Butter, Jam and Cream.
Whaea Mel has put out numerous panui asking for donations of flour, jam, cream etc or a $5.00 donation. Our TTRR coffers are a little depleted.
Could you please send along either flour, jam, butter or cream to kura this week with your tamaiti.
We will also need volunteers to man the stall, 'poke poke paraoa and/or cook.
If you could volunteer some time on Saturday, we would be more than grateful.
Our Kiwaha this week is:
Na Whai ano!
Our whakatauki this week is:
Koanga mokemoke.
Kia pai te wiki
Akomanga Rua
Here are the panui for this week.
On Saturday TTRR have a stall at the Market Day which starts at 9.00a.m. We have got a stall and we are selling Fried Bread with Butter, Jam and Cream.
Whaea Mel has put out numerous panui asking for donations of flour, jam, cream etc or a $5.00 donation. Our TTRR coffers are a little depleted.
Could you please send along either flour, jam, butter or cream to kura this week with your tamaiti.
We will also need volunteers to man the stall, 'poke poke paraoa and/or cook.
If you could volunteer some time on Saturday, we would be more than grateful.
Our Kiwaha this week is:
Na Whai ano!
Our whakatauki this week is:
Koanga mokemoke.
Kia pai te wiki
Akomanga Rua
Tuesday, 29 October 2013
Wiki Tuatoru - Week 3
Tena koutou i a tatou a huri ana ki te wahanga o waenganui o tenei tapanga o te tau.
Nga mihi ki a koutou, tena koutou, tena koutou, tena koutou katoa.
Aue te pouri, kare kau tetahi i haere mai ki te hui whanau i tu i tera Raapa.
Thanks to those people who indicated they were not able to make it to the Whanau Hui last Wednesday. We had a 0% attendance. Do we need to think about alternative days?
This week we welcomed Raumana Kumeroa to Te Tikanga Rua Reo. Nau mai, haere mai e tama.
We are lucky enough to have Whaea Pascale, Whaea Alana and Matua Tango again this Friday. He kai pai kei te haere!
Keep practising Manu Korero for week 5, Thursday e how ma. Bring some lunch to share on that day please?
Please let me know of any events happening around the place for me to include in my panui.
Our Kiwaha for the week is:
Hara mai tetahi ahua!
E hika! Hoki mai i Mahurangi.
Ask your tamariki for the whakamarama!
Nga mihi
Matua Thomas
Nga mihi ki a koutou, tena koutou, tena koutou, tena koutou katoa.
Aue te pouri, kare kau tetahi i haere mai ki te hui whanau i tu i tera Raapa.
Thanks to those people who indicated they were not able to make it to the Whanau Hui last Wednesday. We had a 0% attendance. Do we need to think about alternative days?
This week we welcomed Raumana Kumeroa to Te Tikanga Rua Reo. Nau mai, haere mai e tama.
We are lucky enough to have Whaea Pascale, Whaea Alana and Matua Tango again this Friday. He kai pai kei te haere!
Keep practising Manu Korero for week 5, Thursday e how ma. Bring some lunch to share on that day please?
Please let me know of any events happening around the place for me to include in my panui.
Our Kiwaha for the week is:
Hara mai tetahi ahua!
E hika! Hoki mai i Mahurangi.
Ask your tamariki for the whakamarama!
Nga mihi
Matua Thomas
Sunday, 20 October 2013
Wiki Tuarua - Week Two
Anei tatou o Akomanga Rua e mahi ana i o matou Manu Korero. Kei te wiki tuarima Nga Whaataetae Manu Korero o Te Tikanga Rua Reo. Nau mai haere mai. Ka timata hei te haurua o te iwa.
We are working hard on our Pepeha, Mihi and Whaikorero.
We are looking forward to Manu Korero 2013.
Week 2 - Term 4 Wiki Tuarua - Wahanga Tauwha
Kia ora ano tatou katoa
Anei etahi kaupapa mo o koutou na rataka.
Here are some dates for your diaries for this week.
Raapa 23 o Whiringa A Nuku - Wednesday 23rd October
Whanau Hui
Te Tikanga Rua Reo
6-7 karaka.
Nau mai, haere mai
Ramere 25 o Whiringa A Nuku - Friday 25th October
Whaea Alana Richardson ratou ko Matua Tango, ko Wheaea Pascale no P.D.T. Poi Patu/Poi Toa me te hauora o te kai.
Alana Richardson, Tango and Pascale from P.D.T are here in TTRR taking poi path/poi toa and healthy eating from 10.30-12.30pm.
Nau mai haere mai.
Naku noa
Matua Thomas
Anei etahi kaupapa mo o koutou na rataka.
Here are some dates for your diaries for this week.
Raapa 23 o Whiringa A Nuku - Wednesday 23rd October
Whanau Hui
Te Tikanga Rua Reo
6-7 karaka.
Nau mai, haere mai
Ramere 25 o Whiringa A Nuku - Friday 25th October
Whaea Alana Richardson ratou ko Matua Tango, ko Wheaea Pascale no P.D.T. Poi Patu/Poi Toa me te hauora o te kai.
Alana Richardson, Tango and Pascale from P.D.T are here in TTRR taking poi path/poi toa and healthy eating from 10.30-12.30pm.
Nau mai haere mai.
Naku noa
Matua Thomas
Wednesday, 16 October 2013
Te Rā Tuatahi o te Wāhanga Tuawhā - First Day back Term 4.
Here we are all are on this first day of Term 4.
Don't we all look refreshed after our holidays and ready to work?
Oops, we need to remember that this is a hat term!
Drink bottles in the classroom too please.
Kia pai te ra!
Wahanga Tuawha - Te Kōanga me te Raumati!
Nau mai hoki mai ki te wāhanga tuawhā o te tau. Kua tata tau mai ai ngā waewae o Rēhua ki te mata o te whenua, kei te mahana haere a Papatūānuku.
Welcome back to Term 4. The term of the 'four seasons in one day'. While this term is a Summer uniform term, it might be a good idea to still bring your polar fleece in case the temperature drops suddenly.
Here are some dates you might like to put into your diaries for this term:
Wednesday 23rd October 6.00pm to 7.00pm Our first Whānau Hui for Term 4. Would love to see as many of the whānau as possible. We have two kaupapa to discuss: 1. Reporting to Parents and the second will be kept a secret until the night. come and find out what it is!
Week 5 Thursday 9.30a.m - 12.30a.m
MANU KŌRERO 2014!
Haere mai ki te whakarongo ki ngā mānu kākā wahanui, ngutu tiori e whakamireirei ana.
Our main theme for this term is Rongomātāne and Plants! If you have any seedlings that you can send along to school for us to look after, please send them along to kura.
Anei te kīwaha mō tēnei wiki:
Hei aha atu mā wai?
Talk with your tamaiti about the dual meaning of this kīwaha.
Ngā mihi
Matua Thomas
Welcome back to Term 4. The term of the 'four seasons in one day'. While this term is a Summer uniform term, it might be a good idea to still bring your polar fleece in case the temperature drops suddenly.
Here are some dates you might like to put into your diaries for this term:
Wednesday 23rd October 6.00pm to 7.00pm Our first Whānau Hui for Term 4. Would love to see as many of the whānau as possible. We have two kaupapa to discuss: 1. Reporting to Parents and the second will be kept a secret until the night. come and find out what it is!
Week 5 Thursday 9.30a.m - 12.30a.m
MANU KŌRERO 2014!
Haere mai ki te whakarongo ki ngā mānu kākā wahanui, ngutu tiori e whakamireirei ana.
Our main theme for this term is Rongomātāne and Plants! If you have any seedlings that you can send along to school for us to look after, please send them along to kura.
Anei te kīwaha mō tēnei wiki:
Hei aha atu mā wai?
Talk with your tamaiti about the dual meaning of this kīwaha.
Ngā mihi
Matua Thomas
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