Kaiako Rumaki Taupua - Tau 6

I runga i te piki haerenga tamariki kai tō mātau kura, ka piki anō te taha rumaki.  Heoi, kai te kimi mātau i tētahi kaiako taupua (mō te tau 2025) hai whakaako i ngā tamariki tau 6 ā te rumaki. 

E hāngai ana te kura ki Te Aka Matua o Te Teko – ko te marau ā-kura, me Te Marautanga o Aotearoa hai whakatakoto tukanga mā ngā tamariki, hai whakaraupapa akoranga hoki mā rātau. Ka kawe i a mātau ko ngā tikanga o Ngāti Awa ki Rangitaiki ki roto o ngā akoranga katoa o te tamaiti, e mārama ai i a rātau ki te kōrero, "Tauaki te tū, Taiki te rere, Ōkōrero kia mau"

Me mātua mōhio e te kaitono ki te whakatutuki i āna mahi pepa katoa, pēnei i te whakatakoto mahere, i ngā mahere motuhake ā-akomanga me ngā pae matihiko huhua e whakamahia e ngā kaiako. Ko te kaupapa matua o te kura kia mahi ngātahi ai i a mātau katoa ki te whāngai i te mātauranga ki ia tamaiti ā te kura.  He mahi ngātahi anō hoki ngā kaimahi katoa i runga i te whakaaro, "mā te hapū katoa te tamaiti e whakapakeke"

Ahakoa e rua ngā taha reo o te kura nei - arā ko te rumaki reo Māori me te auraki reo Pākehā, kotahi tonu te kura e anga whakamua ana hai whakaara i ngā tamariki katoa ki tō rātau ao hurihuri.

Tuhia mai tētahi reta ki te tumuaki e tāpirihia ana ko to Tātai Pūmanawa.  Me tuhi i ētahi kaitohutoro kia toru.

Heoi anō, hai te Paraire, te 10 o Hanuere ā te 4pm te wā kopi ai i ngā tono mō tēnei kaupapa.

 

As a result of roll increase in our kura, our rumaki unit roll has increased. We seek a fixed term teacher (for 2025) to teach Year 6 in rumaki reo Māori.

The kura adheres to Te Marautanga ā-kura o Te Teko and Te Marautanga o Aotearoa as planning contexts for our students, also as teaching and learning guidelines for them.  We follow tikanga of Ngāti Awa ki Rangitaiki iwi in all student learning contexts, so they may be confident in our kura philosophy, “Tauaki te tū…”

Applicants should be able to complete all necessary paperwork such as planning, individual education plans and also be able to use various digital platforms utilised by teaching staff.  The overriding premise of the kura is to work collaboratively to ensure each student learns.  It is also expected throughout staff that collective effort ensures the saying, “it takes a village to raise a child”

Although the kura has two units – both rumaki reo Māori and auraki reo Pākehā, there remains a united pursuit toward the future that will ensure student achievement is accelerated in preparation for the world beyond.

Write a letter of application to the principal including your CV.  Include three referees with your CV.  Applications may be sent digitally.

Applications will close at 4pm on Friday, 10 January 2025.