We are learning to be Kaitiaki to ourself, others and the environment.
What does being Kaitiaki at Mangonui School mean?Our thoughts, ideas and understanding of Kaitiaki (guardian)
To be kind and caring - Sunday
Be kind to others - Fern
Don't hit a friend - Brock
Be kaitiaki to other people - Sunday
Kaitiaki to yourself - Taniora - to be in charge of yourself and your learning.
No punching no kicking other people - Anthony
Don't be naughty - Lucas
Don't snatch stuff off other people - Kowhai
Kaitiaki to others means being nice to others - Keylee
Be kaitiaki to yourself - Jayden - take care of yourself
Be kaitiaki to other be nice and kind and caring - Eamon
Pick up rubbish - Vincent
Don't take people's food - Lucas
Don't be mean to other people - Kuirau
Don't share your food with other people - Taniora
We also know that Nga Ringa Awhina means helping hands.
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