Tūtapaone Year 11-13
He rangatahi kua whai oranga i te ao.
Kua ngaki haere ngā tamariki i te whenua, ā, nō rātou e ngōki haere ana, i āwhinatia e ōna tuākana me ngā teina o te whānau. Kua kitea e rātou ngā momo tūtohu whenua me ngā momo oneone. Arā te āhua o te whenua ki runga, te oreore ki roto i a Papatuanuku.
A student explores new learnings beyond Tauranga Moana
The children have cleared the land, and while on their ventures, they have been assisted by their older and younger members of the family. They have witnessed the various features of the land and the different types of soil. The different formations and land movements within mother earth.
