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- Te Reo Māori at Frimley School - Teaching Council
Deputy principal, Ngahina Transom, describes her te reo me ōna tīkanga journey as a lifelong, love-hate relationship The whakatauki above motivates and inspires her to continue her personal and professional commitment to ensure that these tāonga tuku iho thrive in Aotearoa New Zealand
- Ngahina Transom welcomed as new principal of St Josephs . . . - Facebook
St Joseph's Māori Girls College has entered a new era, with the school’s new principal Ngahina Transom officially welcomed into the school A former old girl, Transom wants to lead the school forward and ensure the nearly 160-year-old legacy of the school carries on into the future
- Mentoring empowers students to achieve - NZ Herald
Iwi education manager Ngahina Transom is excited by the success of her rangatahi (teenage students) in a school mentoring programme Mokai Patea Services, in collaboration with Taihape Area
- Te Hiranga o te Ako - Education Counts
Hangaia te Urupounamu Pāngarau Mō Tātou and Te Tirohanga o Laurie Loper: Ko te mātauranga e mahi ana i te tika o te hāpori show a Ngāi Tahu implementation The following videos from 2020 provide a window into developments in teaching and learning for different class levels
- Ngahina Transom (@ntransom) • Instagram photos and videos
99 Followers, 242 Following, 29 Posts - Ngahina Transom (@ntransom) on Instagram: ""
- 2 Ngahina Transom profiles | LinkedIn
View the profiles of professionals named "Ngahina Transom" on LinkedIn There are 2 professionals named quot;Ngahina Transom quot;, who use LinkedIn to exchange information, ideas, and
- Mentoring project empowers students to achieve - PressReader
Iwi education manager Ngahina Transom is excited by the success of her rangatahi (teenage students) in a school mentoring programme Mokai Patea Services, in collaboration with Taihape Area School and led by Ngahina, provides a programme that supports, motivates and inspires students to achieve NCEA Level 2 or an equivalent
- Not one generation more! - Poutama Pounamu
Tim White and Ngahina Transom spoke of the cultural and structural shift occurring simultaneously at Frimley Primary School Staff and students are, together, learning te reo Māori and tikanga underpinned by cultural relationships and experiences
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