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Kaupapa Māori Education

Ko te mātauranga te waka e kawe nei ngā wawata "Education is the vehicle to realising our potential dreams"

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Wharekawa
Initiated in 2014, Wharekawa offers a diverse Kaupapa Māori range of educational and cultural programs designed to support rangatahi in achieving aspirational success.

 

Wharekawa is dedicated to providing opportunities for rangatahi to thrive in all areas of their lives. Through a positive, holistic environment, we aim to instil confidence and foster a strong sense of belonging.

Our Approach

We believe a supportive and holistic environment for Māori education is achieved through collaboration among schools, whānau, Iwi, and other community-integrated services. Working together creates a framework where rangatahi can flourish academically, culturally, and personally.

 

Te whare hei kawe i o moemoea, i o wawata hei poutikanga, poutokomanawa, pouwhakawhirinaki mo Whakatōhea. Our vision is to unleash the dreams and beliefs of our youth through kaupapa Māori practices, empowering them to become leaders in their own right.

Our Programs

Wharekawa offers various programs that cater to the unique needs and aspirations of our rangatahi. These programs are designed to:

  • Build confidence in cultural identity and practices

  • Foster academic and personal growth

  • Encourage leadership and community involvement

Join Us

Wharekawa is committed to nurturing our rangatahi and their potential, helping them become confident, capable leaders. By embracing kaupapa Māori teaching and learning, we can create a supportive community. We aim to empower our youth to achieve their dreams and make meaningful contributions to society.

Get in Touch

Whakapā Mai

Opening Hours

Monday to Friday 9.00am-3.00pm

Physical Address

Apānui Road, Ōpōtiki

Contact us

Ph: 0800 TOHEA TE AKO

Em: education@whakatohea.co.nz

Ngā Mihi, e te whānau!

Ngā Mihi, e te whānau!

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