At Mairtown Kindergarten we believe it is vitally important
to welcome our new families/whānau. A
great way to achieve this is through sharing kai/food together.
Celebrating our kindergarten community with shared kai
provides an excellent opportunity for whānau/families to engage with each
other, meet new friends and make connections.
This is especially great for those who are new to our town. As teachers it’s a wonderful opportunity to
meet our children’s extended family and friends, people who we may not have had
the chance to meet yet.
Family and friends are hidden treasures, seek them and enjoy
their riches.
Wanda Hope Carter
After much anticipation amongst our tamariki on Wednesday 6th
May 2015 we held this term’s shared kai.
It was so lovely to see so many of our children’s parents, grandparents,
auntie’s, cousins and friends that were able to join us for lunch. We are very fortunate to have such a diverse
community, who generously made and brought delicious food to share, including food
from their own cultures.
Nā tō rourou, nā
taku rourou ka ora ai te iwi
With your food basket and my food basket the
people will thrive
Mā te wā
Susie
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