At the end of the Powhiri we were treated to a impromptu history lesson about the inside of the Wharenui by some of the Kaumatua. We learnt about the meanings behind the tukutuku panels as well as the beautiful carvings and designs in the meeting house.
We went on to some very busy rotations which included: weaving, poi making, waiata, ruru, whai and much more! Miss G was busy in the kitchen preparing for our hangi on Friday. (Do you know a food processor makes stuffing 150% times faster than I can!)
So....to see a fabulous collage of photos from this day pop into the office the photos are up in the foyer.
Ka Pai Tamariki Ma!
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