Te Kotahitanga

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  Whakapupuhia mai o manuka kia kore ai e whati

  Cluster together the manuka sticks so they won't break.

  This whakatauki speaks to the idea that we need to attend to all the parts of GEPRISP, in our work as Te Kotahitanga facilitators,so that the results for Maori students will be strong.

  Originally posted by Mate, Tracey and Paul from Poutama Pounamu (November 2007)
  
  

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