Waimarino's newest school roll called
Te Kura Kaupapa o te Rangi, the Maori total immersion school that is based at Maungarongo Marae, started work last week. Pictured are the main instigator of the school, Raana Mareikura at back left, relieving principal Tony Meade, at right, and part-time teacher Agnes Mareikura standing next to him. Pupils enrolled at the school, most of whom are pictured, are Kura Mareikura, Putiputi Akapita, Kauri Matangi, Rangimarie Johnson, Hohepa Mareikura, Tiare Mareikura, Pukohurangi Mareikura, Hamiora Mareikura, Maia Tamati, Neha Kaire, Tauaroa Haddon, Kaperiera Mareikura, T Nuku Mareikura, Te Rangi Mareikura, Mareikura Kaire, Rena Hana Akapita, Rakapa Haddon, Karaitiana Wall, Waiora Mareikura, and Te Kiri Wera Day.
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Ruapehu Bulletin, Volume 14, Issue 673, 11 February 1997, Page 3
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