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Wednesday 7 November 2018

Marae Noho

Marae Noho

Last week Elgin school stayed the night at Muriwai Marae. Every year our school visits and learns about the different Marae around our region. Muriwai is special to us because we are friends with the children from Muriwai school. We have also learnt about Te Kuri a Paoa (Young Nicks Head) which is part of Muriwai. Here are a few stories from Room 2 tamariki about their stay at the marae. 


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  1. Room 1 @ Kawakawa23 November 2018 at 15:21

    Bula Room 2,
    WOW! How lucky you got to have a sleep over at your marae. It sounds like you had so much fun. We were discussing where your marae that you stayed at is and some of us all the way up in Kawakawa have visited this marae too.We think its cool that you got to do fun activities like art, puzzles and knitting. We haven't had a overnight trip this year we have them every second year. Did you learn about the history of the marae or meet any kaumatua?
    Have an awesome weekend from Room 1 @ Kawakawa Primary School.

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