Te Ataarangi ki roto o Tainui
Ko Mōkau ki runga
Ko Tāmaki ki raro
Ko Mangatoatoa ki waenganui.
Pare Hauraki, Pare Waikato
Te Kaokaoroa-o-Pātetere
He Mihi
Ka mihi ki te Kīngitanga me te mana whenua o tēnei takiwā, kei a koutou ngā pou e whakahaere ana i ngā kaupapa whakawhanake hapori. Ka whakapakari a TAKROT i ngā ākonga, e poipoi ana i te reo me ngā tikanga Māori. Ka tiaki hoki i ngā taonga a kui mā, a koro mā. Kei te mahi tonu a TAKROT ki te whakauru i te reo ki ngā kāinga, e hāpai ana i te mauri o Te Ataarangi ki tēnei rohe.
Ko Te Ataarangi te whare, ko Ranginui te tāhuhu, ko Papatūānuku te tūāpapa o te whare. Kei ngā heke te reo, ngā whakataukī, ko ngā tukutuku kei te honohono i ngā poupou. Mā te mahi tahi o Te Ataarangi me TAKROT ka tiaho te mauri o Te Ataarangi e.
Te Ataarangi
ki roto o Tainui
Te Ataarangi ki roto o Tainui Incorporated Society (TAKROT) is one of 10 regions (rohe) of Te Ataarangi that covers the area from South Auckland across to Hauraki, inland to Mangatoatoa, down to Mokau in the south, and across to the King Country, including part of Taumarunui.
Te Ataarangi is comprised of independently operating regions . Each rohe organise local community-based classes and immersion gatherings. Regional-coordinated activities represent the needs and interests specific to their community at a local level, and foster the development of the next generation of speakers. This structure has allowed tribal dialects and vocabulary to flourish.
Mahere Rautaki
Established in 1985
Vision & Mission
Kia kore koe e ngaro taku reo rangatira (My noble language will never be lost)
Ko te whakarauora, te whakangungu, te whakakaupapa me te whakatairanga i te reo Māori ki roto o Tainui. (To protect, preserve and promote the Māori language in the Tainui region)
Goals
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Promote te reo Māori
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Develop robust infrastructure – financial and administrative capability and capacity
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Establish the roles and responsibilities of members (ākonga, kōmiti etc)
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Increase membership (social media)
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Improve communication (other rohe, rūnanga)
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To align with Te Rūnanga o Te Ataarangi goal to train kaiako from the Kotahi Kapua training programme within our rohe
Values
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Kia mau ki ngā tikanga
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Kia whakamana i te tangata
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Kanohi ki te kanohi
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Kia ngākau māhaki
Iwi Aspirations
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Acknowledge mana whenua
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Identify emergent kaiako from mana whenua and mātāwaka to participate in Kotahi Kapua training programme
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Working alongside at pace of iwi reo development plans
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Supporting reo revitalisation work with marae and iwi rōpū
Purpose
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Whakaoho i te tangata e whakapono nei ki te uaratanga o te kaupapa
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Whakatipu whānau/hapori kōrero Māori (supporting whānau in the community)
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Whakatipu pūkenga (e.g. succession planning, new kaiako, goverance, administration, funding, hangarau, resource development)
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Whakarite mahere hei whakatairanga i ngā kaupapa katoa o te rohe
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Whakakotahi te rohe
Te Anga Whakamua
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Monthly TAKROT hui/hui ā tau
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Hui ā rohe
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Hui whānui planning
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Funding applications
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Upcoming hui dates
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Rūnanga hui dates
Ngā Kaupapa
TAKROT have a range of different kaupapa across the region and through out the year which includes Te Ataarangi classes, regional and national hui, community events and activities. As well as resources and support to help build reo Māori speaker communities within Tainui. If you are interested in joining a class or just learning more about what is happening in the rohe get in touch today.
