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**Ko Maungarei te maunga. Ko Tamaki te awa. Ko Te Puna Waiora te whare. Ko Hiria Paaka te kura.

E nga mana E nga reo E nga karangaranga maha Nau mai haere mai ki tenei te whanau o Te Puna Waiora.

 Te Puna Waiora is the Maori Bilingual Unit that caters for children learning both Te Reo Maori and Te Reo Pakeha. This year, our school has been focussing on 'Sustainability' through becoming an environmentally friendly school. Our classroom is using the inquiry process to find out,

//"Why and How can we use Maori traditional knowledge of native plants and trees to benefit us and the wider community?"//

We are learning about how some native plants and trees are used for Rongoa Maori (Maori Medicine) and why they are used. ** [|Mangere Mountain]