KAUPAPA | PROGRAMME
We take a bottom-up, trauma-informed approach to sharing Te Whare Tapa Whā tools with disengaged rangatahi in secondary schools. They learn how to know where they are at and what to do. (coping with change, managing emotions, and building relationships). For some, our kaupapa is a connection to te ao Māori, to whakapapa, to te reo rangatira… Tā Mason Durie gifted us our name and the call to action: “Live well. Learn well. Lead well!”
WHO IS IT FOR?
Our programme is designed for schools concerned about:
Student behaviour
Disengagement
Absenteeism
Teacher burnout and resilience
If these issues resonate with your school, our kaupapa can support both your rangatahi and kaiako by transforming how they manage their hauora.
How it works:
For Your Rangatahi:
15 Weekly Sessions: Led by expert facilitators. These sessions provide daily wellbeing tools and valuable leadership experience.
For Your Staff:
Six-Week Course: A flexible course tailored to your pace, focusing on implementing the 2022 Mental Health Education Guidance.
NCEA Credits: Students have the opportunity to earn 15 NCEA Level 3 credits.
Preschool Engagement: They gain leadership experience by teaching preschoolers.
For Your School:
Comprehensive Report: Receive detailed insights showing improvements in behaviour, engagement, absenteeism and overall wellbeing.
BENEFITS FOR MY SCHOOL
KAIAKO | TEACHERS
- Kaiako will learn where they are at and what to do.
- They will understand where the rangatahi are at and what they need before learning can begin.
- They will know how to implement the Mental Health Education Guidance resource currently available from MoE.
RANGATAHI | YOUTH
- Live well: Rangatahi learn tools to know where they’re at and what to do
- Learn well: When they are ready in body, mind and soul, rangatahi can then engage in learning.
- Lead well: Rangatahi will have a powerful leadership experience, teaching wellbeing tools to preschoolers through Tuakana-Teina relationships.
YOUR SCHOOL
- Improvements in behaviour, engagement, absenteeism and overall wellbeing.
- A safe way to build te reo and tikanga Māori into classroom practices.
