Ngā Amorangi: Student Leadership
All Year 13 students have a leadership role as Pouwhakawhirinaki for the Year 9 to 12 students.
All Year 12 and 13 students are required to lead by example. Year 13 students are also selected by the students and staff to lead key focuses within Ngā Taiātea Wharekura.
These focuses related back to the Taiātea Graduate (Oranga Tukuihotanga, Tinana, Hinengaro, Wairua, Whanau).
Key Attributes
All Amorangi need to have the following key attributes:
- Focused on fulfilling the responsibilities of his/her portfolio
- Is committed to staying at school right through to the end of the school year.
- Practices our kura values consistently in all he/she does ngā Uaratanga (Mana Tangata, Whanaungatanga, Kawenga, Aroha) etc are practised in all their areas of responsibility
- Strives for a high standard of academic achievement
- Good social skills across all levels Participates in school-wide activities
- Immaculate uniform and presentation at all times
- Sets a good example, for Ngā Taiātea Wharekura students, in all areas of school and wider community life.
- All Amorangi are ambassadors of the school internally and externally
- Fully support the tuakana/teina relationships within the Wharekura
News & Events
News
PTC TRUST COVID-19 LAPTOP LEADERSHIP INITIATIVE
The organisation ‘Partnership through Collaboration’ ran a competition during lockdown for tauira to do a poster about Covid 19 in Te Reo and these two
September 18, 2021
Learning at Ngā Taiātea
Our vision aims to ensure that Ngā Taiātea students are empowered by our past and present to lead in the future. The Manu Tāiko Taiātea graduate is committed to serve, uplift and lead our people.
