Ōnewa Add approved Ahu group photograph here
Ōnewa
One of Haeata’s four Ahu
HAEATA COMMUNITY CAMPUS OUR KURA
Four Ahu. One Haeata.
Our four Ahu are groups of ākonga within Haeata. Each has its own name and colour, and together they are part of the wider life of our kura.
THE CONNECTION
Ngā Ahu are our ākonga groups within Haeata. We have four Ahu and these derive from tōka, or rocks. The metaphor of rocks aligns with our Cultural Narrative and the Haeata Curriculum.
Meet Ōnewa, Takawai, Manapou and Pakeho below.
Explore our Cultural Narrative →FOUR IDENTITIES
Four Ahu, each with a distinct name, colour and group of ākonga. The photographs below should be replaced with the original, approved banner images.
*Ahu colours shown are illustrative approximations based on the supplied reference. Confirm official shades before publishing.
CONNECTION & BELONGING
The four Ahu are part of the wider identity of Haeata Community Campus. Each is distinct, and each is connected to our kura.
The story behind Ngā Ahu sits alongside our wider Cultural Narrative, which helps shape the language and identity of the school.
OUR CULTURAL NARRATIVE
Ngā Ahu connect with the tōka metaphor referenced in the Haeata Curriculum and Cultural Narrative. Explore the school's published narrative to learn more about the cultural foundations of our kura.
Read our Cultural Narrative →Ōnewa, Takawai, Manapou and Pakeho are part of the shared identity of Haeata Community Campus.
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