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This term the Toroa students looked at our pepeha and delved a bit deeper into our roots. Once we had written it, we put it onto a video and recorded us saying our pepeha. We wanted to have some of our work on the wall, so we created a condensed art piece that had our maunga, awa and ingoa on it. 









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