Taonga Tākaro Training for Youth Workers
Traditional Māori Games
Two-Day Wānanga
Thursday June 2nd - Friday June 3rd
9.30am - 3pm each day
Thursday : Lincoln Events Centre
Friday : Rawhiti Domain
$30 per person for the two days
Cost to cover kai so please get in touch if you want to participate but cost is a barrier
The workshops will be presented by Rangatahi Tū Rangatira
Rangatahi Tū Rangatira (R2R) teaches Ngā Tāonga Tākaro - Traditional Māori Games to rangatahi and those working with them, promoting physical wellbeing, developing leadership qualities while sustaining tikanga Māori.
Check them out on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/rangatahiturangatirar2r/
Rangatahi Tū Rangatira (R2R) teaches Ngā Tāonga Tākaro - Traditional Māori Games to rangatahi and those working with them, promoting physical wellbeing, developing leadership qualities while sustaining tikanga Māori.
Check them out on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/rangatahiturangatirar2r/
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Ngā Taonga Tākaro (Traditional Māori Games)
Taonga (treasure, anything prized, including socially or culturally valuable) Tākaro (sport, game, recreational activity). Rangatahi Tū Rangatira utilises traditional Māori Tākaro as a way of engaging with rangatahi. Tākaro develop and encourage Hauora (wellness) as well as leadership skills. Tākaro can be utilised and adapted to suit a variety of ages, skill levels, as well as fitness levels. Tikanga Māori (Māori values) are essential and are inter-woven into and throughout all Takaro and activities. All Tākaro have a Whakapapa (genealogy), a connection to Te Taiao (the environment) and therefore a connection to the "world view" of the Tupuna (ancestors) who created them. We encourage the use of the TATŪ process (Negotiation of the way two teams will play "rules" and conduct themselves) This is an important part and function of all Tākaro. Thursday June 2nd will look at Ngā Taonga Tākaro, and Friday June 3rd will recap and focus mostly on Kī o Rahi. Who should attend?
Everyone who works with young people! |
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