Showing posts with label Kapahaka. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kapahaka. Show all posts

Thursday, August 16, 2012


School Kapa Haka Group from East School on Vimeo.


Our school Kapahaka group performed to parents during our Open Morning we held on Thursday 9 August.

Thursday, August 9, 2012

Boys Kapahaka Performance

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The boys Kapahaka group performed for parents and children at our school Open Morning.

Tuesday, June 21, 2011

Kapahaka











Question-What inspired you to teach the kapa haka group?


Miss Lepou: "It was Miss Mulrennan's brilliant idea and we think
that it's good for children to learn Maori culture."


Miss Mulrennan: "I think that it is important for children to learn other cultures. I know the children here are very talented so I knew we would have a good group which we have."


Mrs Des Forge: " I have always liked kapa haka. Children here have lovely voices - I taught class A4 the 'Te iwi e' song and I thought how great it would be to have a school Maori group."










Miss Pokai: "I really only turned up to a practise one day being nosey. I enjoyed listening to the children sing the waiata and offered to help with the boys. I feel kapa haka gives a school a sense of belonging and the children manners. "

Reported by: Keighley and Gretchen

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