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Education
2018
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Haramai rā aku nui, aku wehi, aku whakatiketike! Mauria mai ā tātou
tamariki mokopuna ki te Whare Pupuri Taonga o Te Tairāwhiti, te
waharoa ki ngā taonga ā kui mā, ā koro mā.
Mission Statement
To provide rich learning opportunies for students, who through the
exploration of taonga and art, will gain a better understanding of our
diverse histories, communities and cultures.
Ko ngā akoranga katoa e hāngai ana ki ngā taonga ā kui mā, ā koro mā ki
ngā whakakitenga e whakaatuhia ana rānei.
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About us
Our school education programmes utilise the museum’s collections,
archives, plus permanent and changing exhibitions. Workshops are
designed to be informative, interactive hands-on experiences.
All our programmes are linked to the New Zealand curriculum. Talk to
us about how we can tailor education programmes to your particular
curriculum needs. Pre and post visit learning resources related to to
each programmes are available to support further classroom learning.
See our website for more information about each programme visit the
education section of the Tairawhiti Museum website :
http://www.tairawhitimuseum.org.nz/
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Programme Duration:
Museum introductory tour 45mins - 1 hour
Workshop 1.5 hours
Programmes run during Museum opening hours, 10am and 4pm
How to Book
Contact the education team
education@tairawhitimuseum.org.nz
Phone (06) 867 3832
Education Team Leader: Julie Noanoa - julienoanoa@tairawhitimuseum.org.nz
Museum Educator: Iona Maxwell - ionamaxwell@tairawhitimuseum.org.nz
Please provide the following information
• Kaupapa/topic you are studying or have seen in our booklet
• Preferred dates and times
• Year group and number of students
• Contact details
• Language for lesson English and/or Māori
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Education Programmes 2018
Our Stories 4
Voyagers 5
Waka 5
First Meetings 6
Treaty of Waitangi 6
Natural Disasters 7
Museum Tour 7
Our Place 8
Our Rivers 9
Monuments Walk 9
Street Names of Turanga/Gisborne 10
C Company 28th Maori Battalion 10
Wyllie Cottage 11
Eastwoodhill Arboretum 11
Our Taonga 12
Te Marae 13
Nga Kemu/Games 13
Retro Technology 14
Kiwiana 14
Maramataka/Lunar Calendar & Kai 15
Taonga Puoro/Musical Instruments 15
Our World 16
Pacific Tapa 17
Asian Artefacts 17
Our Oceans/Tangaroa 18
Our Forests/Tane 18
Art Workshops 19
Matariki 2018 (Marama Moon) 19
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E kore au e ngaro, he kākano i ruia mai i Rangiātea.
I will never be lost I am a seed sown from the heavens.
Our Stories
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Voyagers
Discover how early voyagers navigated their way over the Pacific Oceans to arrive
at these shores and the knowledge and technologies they used to make the epic
journeys.
*The museum's digital Planetarium is available for school outreach in term four.
Dates are limited and special criteria applies.
AGE
AGE Year 4+
TIME
TIME 1.5 hours
LEARNING AREA
LEARNING AREA Social Science / Technology / Science
LEARNING PATH
Waka
Horouta
Option one: Compare different types of waka held in the museum's collections
and examine the different types of materials used in their construction. Option
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two: Learn the story of the Horouta waka, key crew members and the lasting
legacy they left.
AGE
AGE All levels
TIME
TIME 1.5 hours
LEARNING AREA
LEARNING AREA Social Science / Language / The Arts
LEARNING PATH
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First Meetings
Retrace the Endeavour’s first journey from England to Tairāwhiti in 1769 and
identify the key people on the voyage, their roles and responsibilities and
interactions with different iwi on their journey. From Cook's Journals we gain
insight into the life and culture of the tangata whenua and the pristine natural
environment of that time.
AGE Year 7+
TIME 1.5 hours
LEARNING AREA Social Sciences / Science
Treaty of Waitangi
Find out where the East Coast treaty fits within the wider story of the Treaty of
Waitangi. Find out who signed, who didn't and discuss implications the Treaty has
for today. The New Zealand land wars will be also discussed in the context of the
Treaty of Waitangi.
AGE
AGE 7+
TIME 1.5 hours
LEARNING AREA Social Science
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Natural Disasters
Droughts, floods, fire, earthquakes and tsunami have all had an impact on
the landscape and people of the Tairāwhiti region. Students will learn about
the history of natural disasters in the region and why natural disasters occur.
Discussion will cover practical strategies for how to prepare in the event of a
natural disaster.
AGE
AGE Year 3+
TIME 1 hour
LEARNING AREA Science / Social Science
Museum Tour
Explore the museum's treasures and works of art on display in our galleries. These
treasures act as portals to different times and places, through the stories they tell.
Guided tours can be a general overview or tailored to your learning focus.
AGE All ages
TIME 1 hour
LEARNING AREA Social Sciences
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Toitū te whenua, whatungarongaro he tangata.
The land remains long after people disappear.
Page 8 | TE KŌPURA 2018Our Rivers
The rivers that run through the town of Tūranga/Gisborne have a rich history.
Hear stories and view historic images at the Museum before taking a guided walk
around the Taruheru river, comparing life on the river in the past and today.
AGE All year levels
TIME 1.5 hours
LEARNING AREA Social Science / Science
Monument
Horouta Walk
Starting at the Museum, you'll be introduced to many of the monuments in the
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Tairāwhiti region that commemorate important people and events that have shaped
our region and left a lasting legacy in our communities. Following the introduction,
take a guided tour of the monuments located close to the Museum.
AGE Years 3+
TIME 1.5 hours
LEARNING AREA Social Science
Page 9 | TE KŌPURA 2018Street Names of Turanga/Gisborne
Navigation
The people who have settled in Tūranganui-ā-Kiwa over time contributed to
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formation of the city of Gisborne as we know it today. Explore the museum to find
taonga that tell the stories of these changes over time.
AGE Year 5+
TIME 1.5 hours
LEARNING AREA Social Science
C Company
Learn about Te Kamupene C - Ngā Kaupoi, the C Company of the 28th Māori
Battalion. Make connections with the Tairāwhiti people that served the country
during times of war. A koha on entry to C Company is most appreciated.
AGE Year 3+
TIME 1 hour
LEARNING AREA Social Science
Page 10 | TE KŌPURA 2018Wyllie Cottage
Wyllie Cottage is the oldest European house still standing in the Gisborne area. It
has recently been refurbished, and it reflects the people who lived in the cottage
and the society they lived in. This workshop reflects on aspects of daily life for the
people that lived in and around the cottage.
AGE All year levels
TIME 1 hour
LEARNING AREA Social Science / Technology
Eastwoodhill Arboretum
We have a partnership with Eastwoodhill Arboretum to support your school to take
part in on-location lessons at the nation’s largest collection of exotic trees. Lessons
include the history of the area, traditional uses of native plants and basic botany.
Bring a packed lunch and make a day of it.
AGE All ages
TIME 1.5 hours
LEARNING AREA Science / Social Science / The Arts
Page 11 | TE KŌPURA 2018Tohaina ō painga ki te ao.
Share your gifts with the world.
Our Taonga
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We have a variety of taonga from many local iwi in the Museum's collection, these
taonga form the basis of practical, engaging workshops.
Choose your learning focus:
• Kowhaiwahi (painted patterns)
• Weaving - kākahu (cloaks) tukutuku (woven panels), whāriki (mats)
• Whakairo (carving)
• Ngā Kemu (games)
AGE All ages
TIME 1.5 hours
LEARNING AREA Social Science / Technology / The Arts
Nga Kemu/Toys & Games
Enjoy a hands-on immersive (non-digital) experience, learning through
playing a variety of traditional games. Traditional Māori games are played
alongside a variety of games and pastimes introduced by early settlers.
AGE Year 1-3
TIME 1.5 hours
LEARNING AREA Social Science / Physical Education
Page 13 | TE KŌPURA 2018Retro Technology
Technology has changed drastically over the past one hundred years, and continues
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to develop exponentially. What was an everyday object a few decades ago is now
retro and highly collectable. The museum has a collection of tactile objects that
students can investigate and handle up close and make comparissons with the
technology available to them now.
AGE All ages
TIME 1.5 hours
LEARNING AREA Social Science / The Arts
Kiwiana
Kiwiana are icons from New Zealand's heritage, especially from around the middle
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of the 20th century. Collectively, simple items like gumboots, ‘Buzzy Bee’ toys,
pavlova, marmite are elevated from quirky kitsch to kiwi icons, contributing to a
sense of national identity and what makes us 'Kiwi'.
AGE Year 1-6
TIME 1.5 hours
LEARNING AREA Social Science / The Arts
Page 14 | TE KŌPURA 2018Maramataka/Lunar Calendar & Kai
Students will learn about customary Māori kai (food) practices related to the Māori
lunar calendar. Explore the Museum’s collections of tools and how they were used
for food cultivation, hunting, fishing, gathering and preserving.
AGE All ages
TIME 1.5 hours
LEARNING AREA Science / Social Science/ Technology
Taonga Puoro/Maori Music
See, hear and experience our collection of Māori musical instruments. Each has
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a story, the voices of these singing treasures are being brough back to life at
our museum. In the workshop you'll make your own simple instruments to start
learning how to play.
AGE All ages
TIME 1.5 hours
LEARNING AREA Social Sciences / The Arts
Page 15 | TE KŌPURA 2018He rangi ta matawhaiti, he rangi ta matawhanui.
A person with wide vision, has many opportunities.
Our World
Page 16 | TE KŌPURA 2018Pacific Tapa
Tapa is an important material with a rich history in the Pacific region. Tapa is known
by different names and even in Aotearoa tapa was grown and known as aute.
Students get to closely examine our tapa, learn the process in making a Tongan
tapa, called Ngatu and identify some of the customary patterns used by makers.
AGE All year levels
TIME 1.5 hours
LEARNING AREA The Arts / Technology / Social Science
Asian Artefacts
Inspiration for a hands-on creative workshop is taken from the variety of treasures
exhibited in the Jack Richard's Decorative Arts Gallery. This lesson focusses on the
diverse range of artefacts brought together from different Asian countries.
AGE year 1-8
TIME 1.5 hours
LEARNING AREA The Arts / Social Science
Page 17 | TE KŌPURA 2018Tangaroa/Our Oceans
Tangaroa is the atua of seas, rivers and lakes. Throughout the museum are taonga
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and artefacts that demonstrate the interconnected relationship of the people of
this region with the surrounding water. This programme is based on environmental
sustainability.
AGE All year levels
TIME 1.5 hours
LEARNING AREA Science / Technology / Social Science
Tane/Our Forests
Tāne is the atua of the trees, plants, birds and insects. Learn to identify native
plants and animals, particularly those in native to the ecology of the Tairawhiti
region. Examine changes to our forests over time. This programme is based on
environmental sustainability.
AGE All year levels
TIME 1.5 hours
LEARNING AREA Science / Technology / Social Science
Page 18 | TE KŌPURA 2018Art Workshops
Art workshops connect students with our changing exhibitions. Workshops are
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designed to support the development of student's art skills based on artists
techniques and process, such as drawing, sculpting, screen printing, painting,
photography or mixed media. Talk to us about what's on offer.
AGE All year levels
TIME 1.5 hours
LEARNING AREA The Arts
Matariki 2018 (7 May-6 July)
Our Matariki theme this year is Marama the moon and nocturnal birds and insects,
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specific to Tairāwhiti. Students will be introduced to the Māori lunar calendar and
recognise that Matariki marks the beginning of the Māori New Year and recognise
that living things are suited to their particular habitat.
Workshops include students making an artwork to take home and a contibution to a
class artwork for the museums's children's exhibition in October 2018.
AGE All year levels
TIME 1.5 hours
LEARNING AREA Science / Social Science / Technology
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Tairāwhiti Museum
Stout St | PO Box 716 | Gisborne
Ph: 06 867 3832 | Fax: 06 8672728
Weekdays: 10am-4pm, Saturday: 10am–4pm, Sunday: 1.30-4pm
Free daily entry for all Tairāwhiti residents, every day.
www.facebook.com/tairawhitimuseumgisborne
E: education@tairawhitimuseum.org.nz
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