🏫 Part 1: Kura Leadership and Support

1. Who are the key people that help manage our kura? Choose all that apply:

Tumuaki (Principal)

Kaiako (Teachers)

Whānau representatives

Board of Trustees

2. What does "restorative practice" mean in our kura?

Fixing broken things

Helping people solve problems together peacefully

Cleaning up after ourselves

3. Match the te reo Māori words with their English meanings:

Aroha

Manaakitanga

Whakatōhea

Hospitality/caring for others

Love/compassion

Working together

4. Our kura follows __________ Māori approaches, which means Māori ways of doing things.

🤝 Part 2: Learning Support and Community

5. What are three ways our kura supports different learners? Write your answers below:

6. How do whānau (families) help with kura management?

They don't help at all

They join committees and share ideas

They only help with fundraising

7. Draw or write about a time when someone at kura helped solve a problem using aroha and manaakitanga:

8. Panui (Reading): I can read and understand te reo Māori words about kura management.

✓ Āe (Yes) - I understand the Māori words

~ Getting there - I need some help

✗ Kāo (No) - I need more practice

9. Tuhituhi (Writing): Write one sentence about how you can show manaakitanga at kura:

10. Complete this whakataukī (proverb): "He aha te mea nui o te taiao? He ________, he ________, he ________."

Hint: Think about what is most important - people!