Maori Studies

Maori studies  provides students with an opportunity to learn about the culture, traditions, and history of the indigenous people of Aotearoa New Zealand. This subject is designed to deepen students' understanding of Maori culture, as well as its role in shaping the country's history and identity. Students learn about the Maori language, customs, beliefs, and values, and how they have evolved over time. They also study the major events that have shaped the Maori people and their relationship with the broader New Zealand community.

In Maori studies, students have the opportunity to develop their cultural competency, empathy, and respect for different cultures and ways of life. The subject also provides students with a deeper understanding of New Zealand's unique cultural heritage and the contributions made by the Maori people to the country's development.

Maori studies offers students a chance to develop their critical thinking and analytical skills as they examine historical events and the ways in which they have influenced contemporary Maori society. Through a variety of learning activities, such as group discussions, debates, and written assignments, students are encouraged to think deeply about the themes and concepts covered in the course.

Overall, Maori studies in secondary school is an important subject for all students, as it provides them with a better understanding of the country's history, cultural heritage, and the contributions made by its indigenous people.

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