Ka Hikitia
GOAL SETTING ACTION PLAN FOR 2015 – Ka Hikitia (Maori learning as Maori)
SMART GOAL: Deliver the Ka Hikitia programme to accelerate success through the five principles of Ka Hikitia.
Goal One: To ensure all teaching staff continue to consistently deliver the NZ Curriculum catering to all students and their individual needs and capabilities
| IMPLEMENTATION | MEASURE | TARGET |
| Research and share our community maori history(productive partnerships, Treaty of Waitangi) | Recording and sharing our story.Understand what the Treaty of Waitangi- what is the importance of this document to us? | Murrays Bay history and heritage recorded story.Articulate the significance of the Treaty of Waitangi |
| Expand and grow on school wide customs and identities(identity language and culture count) | Identify a local marae.Whanau groupsSacred/ special places to go within the school.School wide labels- all have english and maoriOffice entrance- carving? Waiata at assemblies Official welcoming of guest onto school grounds and new buildings (blessings) Kaumātua | Whanau groups in the school with a shared understanding of what this means.School wide labels up.Explore possibilities into a carving.Official welcoming ceremonies for all visitors and buildings.Acknowledge our Kaumātua and continue to develop this relationship. |
| Individualising learning for every child to be successful and reach their full potential.(Maori potential approach) | Individualised goal setting and building on children’s strengths.Teachers tracking all students’ progress in relation to their ethnicity school wide. | Student ownership over personal goals (based on strengths)Tracking student hauora (survey in T1 & T4) |
| Building a respectful relationships between teacher, student and whanau(Ako- two way teaching and learning process) | Encourage all students to share their stories.Invite our whanau groups in to share their stories.Kapa haka group – building on relationships with community groupsMatariki festival | Students sharing their stories through their strength.Students identify how they learn best.Kapa Haka to have a strong presence within the school and wider community.School wide Matariki Day. |
