Kapa Haka with Tina ~ Māori Performing Arts [L&C][AR] Term 2, 2021

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HOMESCHOOL KAPA HAKA GROUP ~ THURSDAYS AT THE HASCA HUB

What: Come and learn some traditional and contemporary Māori song & dance items.

This class will be a fun, active beginner's introduction to Kapa Haka.

Miriam Koit is coordinating with class. The tutor is Tina Talaić.

Who: This class is for children of all ages, parents welcome too.

When: Thursdays 11:00 am to 12:00 pm, 8 weeks from 13 May - 1 July, 2021

Where: HASCA Hub, YMCA North Shore, 5 Akoranga Drive, Northcote (stadium 1)

Kapa haka is the term for Māori performing arts and literally means a group (kapa) who perform (haka).

Kapa Haka is an emotional and powerful combination of song, dance and chanting. Kapa haka is traditionally performed by cultural groups on the marae, at schools, and during special events and festivals.

Term Fees:
$64 HASCA members
$69 non members

*Prices subject to minimum numbers being reached

Other: Key Curricular Learning Area [L&C] Language & Cultural, [AR] The Arts

*** R E G I S T E R N O W ***
Please fill in the form below (list all members of your family wishing to take part) thank you

Miriam will confirm by email that she has the numbers needed for Kapa Haka (min.10 req.)

Key contacts:
Miriam / Kapa Haka - mk-subscribe@koit.co.uk
HASCA Hub co-ordinator - nina.hascahub@gmail.com
HASCA Secretary, Committee & admin - hasca.nz@gmail.com

Important Information & rules:
Please see https://hascanz.org/thursdays/ for HASCA HUB rules, venue map, and all other information.

Email *

Introducing Tina

Kia ora koutou Ko Tina Talaic taku ingoa, he uri tēnei nō Ngāti Kahungunu, Ngāi Tūhoe, Waikato Tainui hoki Nei rā te mihi maioha ki a koutou katoa e te iwi.

Hi my name is Tina Talaic. My iwi are Ngāti Kahungunu in the Hawkes Bay, Ngāi Tūhoe, Ruatoki in the Bay Of Plenty & also Tainui in the Waikato.

I grew up in very musical Whānau of singer, songwriter musicians & I enjoy teaching kapahaka to children. I have been teaching Waiata & kapahaka the last 5 years locally on the North Shore. Nau mai, haere mai.

Everyone is welcome, even parents can join in.

Tēnā koutou katoa

Full Name of Parent / Guardian *

Please provide the NAME & AGE(S) of those interested in participating in Kapa Haka *

Your questions or comments are welcome here *

Tell us, are you a 2021 HASCA member? *

YES, I am a 2021 HASCA member. (Enter member # in comments if known.)

NO, I am not a member. I will join now. (See 'membership' at www.hascaNZ.org.)

NO, I am not a member. Please charge me the non-member rate, thank you.

UNSURE.

Tell us, have you read and understood the rules? *

Yes, I have visited https://hascanz.org/thursdays/ and have reviewed the venue rules and HASCA Hub rules. My family will abide by them & any specific preferences issued by the tutors/coordinators of the HASCA Hub classes we register for & participate in.

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