Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Ngā Mokopuna

SOLD OUT

Sorry but this workshop for 20th June 2026 has sold out. But if you'd like to be added to the waitlist or receive an email update for the next one please fill in the below form anyway.

We are excited to now offer a hands-on Rēwena Bread Making Workshop for anyone who would like to learn how to make their own rēwena bread at home in time for Matariki ✨.

Join us in learning the art of traditional rēwena bread making in a workshop designed for both beginners and experienced bakers. Throughout the day, you will learn how to make rēwena bread from scratch, care for and maintain a live bug, and gain practical knowledge to continue your bread-making journey at home.

This is a 6-hour workshop to allow adequate time for the rēwena breads to rise. While the breads are rising, we will spend time together in wānanga, sharing kōrero about the history and practice of rēwena bread making, troubleshooting tips, and connecting over kai.

Workshop participants will:

🍞 Make and take home 2 fresh rēwena breads
🫙 Receive a 50-year-old rēwena bug to continue baking at home
👩🏽‍🍳 Receive hands-on guidance throughout the workshop
📖 Take home instructions, storage tips, and bug maintenance guidance
🥣 Learn about preparation, equipment, and troubleshooting
💬 Be added to an online support group and cohort community
🍲 Enjoy morning tea and lunch provided on the day

When and where:

📅 Saturday 20 June
🕖 7:00am – 1:00pm
📍 Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o ngā Mokopuna, 4 Falkirk Ave, Seatoun, Wellington

Cost:

💰 $70 per person
⚠️ Limited spaces available

All funds raised go towards supporting Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o ngā Mokopuna.

Register here:

https://forms.gle/WEcgdZvRNobe7Y9u9

🍞 Rēwena Bread – $12 per loaf
We’ve reduced the price to help with the cost of living, thanks to generous sponsorship of ingredients. Ngā mihi nui ki a New World Miramar 🙏

📍 Pick-up: Saturday 23 May
⏰ Between 10am – 12pm (latest)
📌 Kura, 4 Falkirk Ave, Seatoun

✨ Give back: You can also choose to donate a loaf to someone in our community.

📝 Order here:
https://forms.gle/zFRAiw9KgRQPXrjr5

Get in early, we expect to sell out

12-1pm, 28 o Maehe
4 Falkirk Ave, Seatoun
Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Ngā Mokopuna

Nau mai, tautoko mai 🍞🥔🫙
He rēwena, he rīwai, he kīnaki kamokamo te kai! He mea tunu, he mea tupu nā te whānau.

Fresh rēwena, kura grown rīwai, home-made kamokamo chutney - all made, baked and grown by Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Ngā Mokopuna.
Fundraising purchase and pick-up 12-1pm, today.

Kia ora,

Thank you so much for supporting our previous rēwena bread fundraisers!

We’re excited to let you know that our Rēwena Bread Fundraiser is back again and will be available monthly throughout the year.

Rēwena Bread – $15 per loaf
Also available this time: Homemade Relish – $3 per jar - Namunamua!

📍 Pick-up: Saturday 28 March, 12pm from Kura, 4 Falkirk Ave, Seatoun

✨ Donate: You can also choose to donate a loaf for someone in need in our community.

📝 Place your order here:

https://forms.gle/72pinRyosJK3mN296

Orders are limited, so please get in quick – they may sell out!

Ngā mihi nui ki a New World Miramar for sponsoring our ingredients for this fundraiser 🙏

Attached are a couple of posters — please feel free to share them on your socials or with your workmates and wider community.

TKKM Site | Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Ngā Mokopuna

As a follow-up to our post earlier this week, this site serves as a powerful reminder of why we value working on projects of true significance. There is an added depth of care and responsibility when we undertake mahi like this, ensuring we honour the whenua, uphold tikanga, and respect the values entrusted to us.

This kura stands on whenua of profound cultural and historical importance. Maraenui (Seatoun) is recognised as the first marae settlement of the great navigator Kupe, a place of enduring reverence, where the connection to tūpuna remains strong and alive. From the kura, Mokopuna Island is visible, its name carried with pride by the students, kaiako and whānau of the kura.

For local mana whenua and Māori that reside within the region, Maraenui represents the continuity of tikanga, ahi kā, and whakapapa in Te Whanganui-a-Tara. Today, the kura stands as a kaitiaki of the harbour, playing a vital role in the protection, stewardship, and revitalisation of Maraenui for future generations.

Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Ngā Mokopuna

Thank You – and Rēwena Fundraiser is Back 🍞
A huge mihi to everyone who has supported us so far. Your generosity helped us get to Te Mana Kuratahi!

We’re back with your last chance to get your rēwena fix before Christmas:

Rēwena Bread – $15 per loaf
📍 Pick-up: Saturday 29 November, 12pm at Kura (4 Falkirk Ave, Seatoun)
✨ Donate: Gift a loaf to someone in need in our community

📝 Order here: https://forms.gle/DMtt8qhhHynp2AGo7

Limited numbers so get your order in quick!

Te Kura Reo a Ngā Mokopuna 2025.
18-21 o Hepetema 2025

Te rā tuatahi - Rāpare

Tēnei kura e whakakotahi nei i ngā whānau o TKKM o Ngā Mokopuna me ngā Kōhanga o Te Kaahui, Ngā Mokopuna o Ngaio anō hoki kua roa e tuku tamariki ana ki te kura.

Ko tā te kura reo nei, he hāpai ake i te kōrerotia o te reo Māori, te kawenga hoki o te tikanga ki ngā kāinga o ngā whānau o Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Ngā Mokopuna e eke ai te kōrero, “Ko te kura hei kāinga, ko te kāinga hei kura”. Kātahi te āheinga ki te noho tahi ki tō whānau ako ai i te reo hei hāpai ake i te rere o te reo ki te kāinga.

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Tēnei te ngaru tuarua ki tā tātou kura reo e pari mai nei.
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Te Kura Reo a Ngā Mokopuna 2025.
18-21 o Hepetema 2025

Tēnei kura e whakakotahi nei i ngā whānau o TKKM o Ngā Mokopuna me ngā Kōhanga o Te Kaahui, Ngā Mokopuna o Ngaio anō hoki kua roa e tuku tamariki ana ki te kura.

Ko tā te kura reo nei, he hāpai ake i te kōrerotia o te reo Māori, te kawenga hoki o te tikanga ki ngā kāinga o ngā whānau o Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Ngā Mokopuna e eke ai te kōrero, “Ko te kura hei kāinga, ko te kāinga hei kura”. Kātahi te āheinga ki te noho tahi ki tō whānau ako ai i te reo hei hāpai ake i te rere o te reo ki te kāinga.