Hinonga Inanga
August 2019
Whakatina te kaupapa Hinonga Inanga ki ngā reanga 9 + 10 o Te Ara Whānui Kura Kaupapa Māori i te tīmatanga tau. Ko Te Kawa Robb, ko Liz Gibson ngā kanohi mō Whitebait Connection, ā ka mahitahi ki te hora i te hōtaka nei ki te rohe o Te Awakairangi, ki te awa o Waiwhetū.
Read MoreToimata CE Heidi Mardon awarded membership to the New Zealand Order of Merit
July 2019
Heidi Mardon’s contribution to the development of environmental education in New Zealand has been acknowledged in a ceremony, where she was awarded membership to the prestigious New Zealand Order of Merit.
Read MoreA window into our sustainable organisation
July 2019
Toimata believes in taking action to manifest our kaupapa as a sustainable organisation. We have created a work environment that is safe and supportive to the physical, emotional, and mental health of our staff, and embodies our kaupapa.
Read MoreThe new Enviroschools website is LIVE!
July 2019
Over the past 18 months, Toimata have been rebuilding the Enviroschools website with the help of digital strategists, The Family Farm, and we are excited to announce the website is now live!
Read MoreCollaboration and cross-sector partnerships help to develop Enviroschools Teacher Aide project
June 2019
The Enviroschools Teacher Aide project provides a unique opportunity for meaningful employment, on-going professional development, and up-skilling of individuals who have previously been on a solo parent benefit and unable to work.
Read MoreTuākana connect to taonga as they engage in biodiversity research
May 2019
Te Aho Tū Roa tuākana (youth mentors) of Ngātiwai descent have utilised an invitation to visit Māuitaha to observe the relationship kiore have with wildlife and explore possibilities for a bird sanctuary, while engaging in wānanga about the kiore, pūrākau of the island, rongoā, and the tūpuna who stayed there.
Read MoreTamariki immerse in Te Reo Māori and Te Kura Moana
April 2019
When Mountains to Sea approached Toimata to support the development of their project in Te Reo Māori, we were happy to tautoko their kaupapa through the help of our key Wellington Te Aho Tū Roa Poutautoko.
Read MoreDeveloping young leaders through Hui Whakapakari Tuākana
January 2019
Te Kāhui Tuākana o Te Aho Tū Roa is a network of amazing young Māori throughout Aotearoa, doing extraordinary things in their own spheres. Te Aho Tū Roa draws on these young leaders who volunteer their time to tautoko and help facilitate various Te Aho Tū Roa events around the country.
Read MoreKaupapa collaborate together to deliver foundation for tamariki learning
December 2018
Te Aho Tū Roa and Enviroschools collaborate in Mātauranga Māori, hāpori, and a wonderful wilderness journey.
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