This afternoon a group of teachers and administration staff presented the Tataiako Curriculum as part of our Monday staff meeting. Each team was given a Whakatauki to represent in any way they thought best and there was a prize for the best team. Each team shared their Whakatauki and a member of the Tataiako team shared with their own in depth representation on each of the Tataiako curriculum areas. Our Kids are so blessed to have an amazing group of teachers and staff. Huge thanks to the admin staff Leigh Flavelle, Donna Mcmillan, Charlotte Sorenson and Ross Takerei and Francis Cassidy.
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