144 Tasman Road, Ōtaki, New Zealand 5512

Phone 0800 WANANGA

2024 ART Confederation Open Day

He pōwhiri tēnei ki ngā uri o Te Kotahitanga o Te Āti Awa, o Ngāti Raukawa, o Ngāti Toa Rangatira hoki.

Nau mai hoki mai ki tō tātou Wānanga!

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Nau mai, hoki mai ki tō tātou nei Wānanga! 

Mai i Waitapu ki Rangataua, mai i Mīria-te-kakara ki Whitireia, whakawhitia Te Moana o Raukawa, ki Wairau, ki Whakatū. Te Wānanga o Raukawa was established by the Raukawa Marae Trustees in 1981 as an extension of Whakatupuranga Rua Mano, the iwi health and wellbeing strategy of the ART Confederation. This is an opportunity for descendants of our founding iwi to reconnect and find out what makes your Wānanga unique in the Aotearoa education space.


Hātarei te 11 o Mei (Saturday 11 May) 10am - 2pm
Te Wānanga o Raukawa, 41 Te Rauparaha St, Ōtaki


  • Discover your relationship with Te Wānanga o Raukawa
  • Take a look around the campus and explore our new buildings
  • Meet and connect with our teaching and support staff
  • Have your questions answered over kai and kōrero during the hākari
  • Take part in the inter-iwi half court basketball challenge
  • Find out about semester two study options to support your reo and wellbeing journey
  • Get support to enrol online
  • Talk to us about your aspirations for whānau, hapū and iwi
  • Experience manaakitanga and learn about the services offered


  • Hōtaka

    Whānau are welcome to make their way around campus fluidly or take a scheduled approach: 


    We're still confirming our hōtaka, check back again as we prepare for a day you won't want to miss!


    10am            Welcome and mihi, Te Ara a Tāwhaki

    2pm              Karakia whakamutunga




  • Activities

    • Inter-iwi half court basketball challenge
    • Carving demonstrations
    • Weaving demonstrations
    • Get assistance applying to study online
    • Meet our pūkenga (tutors)
    • Hākari - kai and kōrero
    • Talk to us about financing your study
    • Find your tūpuna inside Te Ara a Tāwhaki
    • Visit academic whare and participate in more fun activities!
    • Tamariki activities

    Sign up on the day or using the link on this webpage to our ART newsletter to recieve the latest news and information.


  • ENTER TO WIN

    Passports


    Register upon arrival in Te Ara a Tāwhaki and receive a Passport. Take this passport with you as you visit academic whare and have it stamped by each whare. Once completed return it to the entry kete, located in the front mahau of Te Ara a Tāwhaki to go into the draw to win TWoR branded prizepacks, madce especially for our A.R.T whānau!


    1 x prize, tamariki

    1 x prize, pakeke


    Enrolment Prize Draw


    All Enrolment Applications recieved on the day go into a prize draw to win a TWoR branded prizepack.


    All prizes will be drawn on the day at 1.45pm on the mahau of the building Whitireia.


    Criteria:

    • Prizepacks cannot be exchanged for cash


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Important information

In line with our guiding kaupapa Te Wānanga o Raukawa are operating under He Pae Mataara, our own protection framework, view more information here. Please do not come onto campus if you are experiencing cold or flu-like symptoms.


  • Sign in at reception or from your mobile phone using the QR Code above. We need to know who is on campus in case of an emergency.
  • Kaimahi will be located at key entrance points to guide you.
  • Unless you are a kaumātua or require assistance, please refrain from wearing shoes in our whare, we recommend slip on shoes.


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