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Ko Taku Reo’s Assistive Technology Service during Christmas
14 Dec 2021
Ko Taku Reo’s Assistive Technology Service will be closed from 4pm Friday the 17th of December 2021, reopening on Monday the 10th of January 2022.
Read articleNZSL Immersion Hub Deaf Club Trip
22 Nov 2021
On Tuesday, students from the Wellington NZSL Immersion Hub made the trip to Deaf Club in Johnsonville.
Read articleThe Policies for review in Term 4 2021
22 Oct 2021
Policies for review in term 4 are Religious Instruction and Māori Educational Success.
Read articleResource: In the Beginning
14 Oct 2021
Please see the newly created Maori storybooks. This book is part of a series of nine videos, more will be released when they become available.
Read articleResource: How Maui Found His Mother
13 Oct 2021
Please see the newly created Maori storybooks. This book is part of a series of nine videos, more will be released when they become available.
Read articleHuman Rights in Time of Crisis
26 Sep 2021
Ko Taku Reo is pleased to join with communities all over the world to celebrate International Week of the Deaf and this year’s theme of Celebrating Thriving Deaf Communities. In line with the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD), we are committed to keeping our communities informed through accessible media. We see this as a foundation of student success.
Read articleDeaf Culture and Arts
25 Sep 2021
Today's International Week of Deaf People's theme is Deaf Culture and Arts. The Attitude Awards were looking for Deaf sign-singers for their end of year Attitude Awards. Two students have been selected from Tu Kokiri (post high school program), Ko Taku Reo School/Deaf Education NZ.
Read articleIntersectional Deaf Communities
24 Sep 2021
Today's International Week of Deaf People's theme is Intersectional Deaf Communities. Our Maori Strategic Lead Kathie Rifle talks about how our Indigenous Deaf Community experience double discrimination and disadvantage as they navigate the experiences of developing a secure identity as both Deaf and Māori.
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