The relationship of respect, inclusiveness, kindness, and aroha to oneself, others, and our environment. Ko au, Ko koe, Ko ia, tatau tatau e.

Children’s learning outcomes:

• Respect, inclusiveness, and tolerance to oneself, others and the environment.
• Experience the journey of the importance of kai/food from the garden to plate.
• Welcoming and warm to our manuhiri/visitors

Resilience

Being able to pick yourself up and believing in oneself to overcome life obstacles, challenges and in taking risks. Mauria te pono.

Children’s learning outcomes:

• Trust and secure relationships between peers, kaiako and key teacher.
• Children are learning about emotions and how to self-regulate.
• Developing independent skills and a belief in themselves.
• Children are actively taking risks within our outdoor and indoor environment.

Ako

Viewing yourself as a learner which will empower one in the process of learning and understanding. Ka ako au.

Children’s learning outcomes:

• To learn and to teach.
• Learning from each other. Tuakana/teina (mentorship)
• Curiosity, exploration and fostering a love of learning through education.