About
Nau mai, haere mai
Whakataukī
"Ko Heretaunga Haukunui, Ararau, Hāro te Kāhu, Takoto Noa Heretaunga"
Heretaunga of life-giving dew, of a hundred pathways, the beauty of which can only be seen through the eyes of the hawk, left to us, the humble servants.
“Ko Heretaunga Haukunui, Ararau, Hāro te Kāhu, Takoto Noa” is a centuries old tribal whakataukī (proverb) that is central to the kaupapa of Inspire in Education. It has many layers from which to identify and describe the tāngata whenua (people of the land), acknowledging Māori and their spiritual connection and birthplace of Heretaunga, the environment, and their relationship to each other, and as such is the framework for Inspire in Education kaupapa.
Inspire In Schools has programs that support the need to build up a generation of confident, capable and engaged rangatahi Māori in education throughout Aotearoa, New Zealand. Working alongside schools and training institutions to provide a wraparound service for rangatahi Māori. An innovative educational organisation uses a kaupapa Māori approach to release the potential of Rangatahi Māori learners and their whānau.
Inspire In Education is also Ministry of Education Professional Learning and Development accredited working across schools in Te Matau ā Māui, Hawkes Bay.
Inspire E-Learning supports the upskill of your staff to build their knowledge of Te Ao Māori the Māori World View, Te Tiriti o Waitangi, Te Reo Māori and Rituals of Engagement in a Pōwhiri in the workplace and community.
We also offer:
We also offer Cultural Auditing of your work place to assess where your organisation is at and whether workplace culture is supporting your overall business goals.
Nau mai, haere mai
Whakataukī
"Ko Heretaunga Haukunui, Ararau, Hāro te Kāhu, Takoto Noa Heretaunga"
Heretaunga of life-giving dew, of a hundred pathways, the beauty of which can only be seen through the eyes of the hawk, left to us, the humble servants.
“Ko Heretaunga Haukunui, Ararau, Hāro te Kāhu, Takoto Noa” is a centuries old tribal whakataukī (proverb) that is central to the kaupapa of Inspire in Education. It has many layers from which to identify and describe the tāngata whenua (people of the land), acknowledging Māori and their spiritual connection and birthplace of Heretaunga, the environment, and their relationship to each other, and as such is the framework for Inspire in Education kaupapa.
Inspire In Schools has programs that support the need to build up a generation of confident, capable and engaged rangatahi Māori in education throughout Aotearoa, New Zealand. Working alongside schools and training institutions to provide a wraparound service for rangatahi Māori. An innovative educational organisation uses a kaupapa Māori approach to release the potential of Rangatahi Māori learners and their whānau.
Inspire In Education is also Ministry of Education Professional Learning and Development accredited working across schools in Te Matau ā Māui, Hawkes Bay.
Inspire E-Learning supports the upskill of your staff to build their knowledge of Te Ao Māori the Māori World View, Te Tiriti o Waitangi, Te Reo Māori and Rituals of Engagement in a Pōwhiri in the workplace and community.
We also offer:
We also offer Cultural Auditing of your work place to assess where your organisation is at and whether workplace culture is supporting your overall business goals.
Every Child Deserves a Good Start in Life
Logo Design Team
Our Inspire In Education logo was proudly designed by five gifted Māori tauira (learners) from Havelock North Intermediate School in Hawkes Bay, Aotearoa.
Our superstars are pictured below, to Mātua Conrad Waitoa right are Sophie (Year Seven), Tyler, Jason, Tiaho, Dayton all in Year 8.
Founder, Mātua Conrad Waitoa, wanted the rangatahi to create and to be part of the design process. After a kōrero explaining the kaupapa of Inspire In Education, the students were set the task of creating and then presenting their ideas to the rōpū (group).
With the guidance and support from Jamie Twigg and his experienced team at 543 Design, based in Napier, Hawkes Bay, we were able to take the best of the freehand, computer-generated logo designs and narrow down to three possible. Before finalising, we sought advice from our kaumātua Tom Mulligan, Papa, Togi Waitoa and Nanny Mary Waitoa.
Our superstars are pictured below, to Mātua Conrad Waitoa right are Sophie (Year Seven), Tyler, Jason, Tiaho, Dayton all in Year 8.
Founder, Mātua Conrad Waitoa, wanted the rangatahi to create and to be part of the design process. After a kōrero explaining the kaupapa of Inspire In Education, the students were set the task of creating and then presenting their ideas to the rōpū (group).
With the guidance and support from Jamie Twigg and his experienced team at 543 Design, based in Napier, Hawkes Bay, we were able to take the best of the freehand, computer-generated logo designs and narrow down to three possible. Before finalising, we sought advice from our kaumātua Tom Mulligan, Papa, Togi Waitoa and Nanny Mary Waitoa.
- The Koru represents Inspire In Educations growth and new beginnings and sits behind the Taonga.
- The Taonga represents the tauira (students) and whānau (family). This represents the fostering and support of healthy relationships and well-being.
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