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1. Ross Calman. 'Maori education – matauranga - The native schools system, 1867 to 1969', Te Ara - the Encyclopedia of New Zealand, updated 13-Jul-12
URL: http://www.TeAra.govt.nz/en/maori-education-matauranga/page-3
2. Barrington, J.M. & Beaglehole, T.H. (1974). Maori Schools in a Changing Society. New Zealand Council for Educational Research: Wellington.
3. Native Schools - Inspection Reports and General Correspondence - Maraenui Native School Part 1 (1927-1945). Archives reference BAAA 1001/955a
4. Maori Schools - Building and Site File - Maraenui (1942-1948). Archives reference BAAA 1001/317a
5. Maori Schools - General Correspondence and Inspection Reports - Maraenui Maori School (1948-1969). Archives reference BAAA 1001/955b
6. Te Kura Mana Maori o Maraenui [School website]. Accessed at http://www.kura.org.nz/mokamoka
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School History
Maraenui Native School opened in November 1927 with approximately 30 students.
A concert held in 1929 raised funds for a school library, tennis court and basket-ball ground, the balance being paid by the Education Department.
When the nearby bridge over the Motu River opened on November 25 1929 the school had a special holiday so that the pupils could attend the opening. Another special holiday was granted on 26 July 1961 to attend an International Football match against France at Rotorua.
In 1944 the school moved to a new site across the road from the old school.4
A report on the school5 written at the time control passed to the Education Boards states "The site is of 3 acres, and was acquired about 1945. There is one permanent classroom and a prefabricated unit to cater for the present roll of 32 children. A 3-bedroomed teacher's residence and garage have also been provided."
The school passed to the control of the South Auckland Education Board in 1969
Teachers
1927-1929 - Mr Lionel D Blomfield (Head Teacher) and Mrs Blomfield (Assistant Teacher)
1929 - 1934 - Mr Edgar Chatterton Baldock (Head Teacher) and Mrs A.M. Baldock (Assistant Teacher)
1934-1935 - Mr P R Kennedy (Head Teacher) and Mrs E Kennedy (Assistant Teacher)
1935-1941 - Miss Violet M Ward (Head Teacher) and Miss T Davison (Assistant Teacher) - Miss N Taylor Assistant 1936, followed by Miss R Foley Assistant 1936, Miss Lois Blake Assistant 1937, Miss Pearl McGuinness 1938-1940, Miss E Hay Assistant 1940-1941
1936 - Mrs Jean Tapp and Miss E M S Tapp (Head Teachers - both relieving)
1941 - Mr B G Broadhurst (Head Teacher) and Mrs E Broadhurst (Assistant Teacher)
1942 - Mr and Mrs Thompson (Relieving)
?1943 - Mr Gane (Relieving)
1944-1946 - Mrs K E Cole (Head Teacher) and H J Peters (Assistant)
1947-1951 - Mr T M Tuohy (Head Teacher) and Mrs D V Tuohy (Assistant)
1951 Mr Stevens (Relieving)
1951-1954 - Mr George Tuoro Marsden (Head Teacher) and Miss E Whiting (Assistant)
1954-? Mr D G Rogers (Head Teacher)
? - 1959 Mrs Bevan
1959-1961 - Mr L E Lyons (Head Teacher) and Mrs Y A Lyons (Assistant)
1962-1964 - Mr S E Thompson (Head Teacher) and Mrs B H Thompson (Assistant)
1965-1968 - Mr W E Hoko (Head Teacher) and Mrs G Hoko (Assistant)
1968- Mr E Hopa (Head Teacher) and Mrs Hopa (Assistant)
Maori Schools
The Native School system was established under the Native School Act 1867 to provide for the education of Maori. The Act established a national system of village primary schools, under the control of the Native Department. Prior to this Maori were mainly educated in church missionary schools. To establish schools it was necessary for 10 Maori living in an area to request that a school be established and they were required to provide land and half the cost of the buildings. The requirement to provide for the costs of the building and teacher's salary was removed in 1871 but not the requirement to provide land.1
In 1879 the 57 native schools were transferred to the Department of Education, which had been established in 1877, and regular visits by an Education Department Inspector began. In 1880 conditions such as curriculum hours of instruction and governance in the Native Schools were standardised by the Native School Code, and in 1894 schooling became compulsory for Maori children
The separate Maori School System administered by the Department of Education was abolished in 1969, and Maraenui School was transferred to the control of the Auckland Education Board.2
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School History
Maraenui Native School opened in November 1927 with approximately 30 students.
A concert held in 1929 raised funds for a school library, tennis court and basket-ball ground, the balance being paid by the Education Department.
When the nearby bridge over the Motu River opened on November 25 1929 the school had a special holiday so that the pupils could attend the opening. Another special holiday was granted on 26 July 1961 to attend an International Football match against France at Rotorua.
In 1944 the school moved to a new site across the road from the old school.4
A report on the school5 written at the time control passed to the Education Boards states "The site is of 3 acres, and was acquired about 1945. There is one permanent classroom and a prefabricated unit to cater for the present roll of 32 children. A 3-bedroomed teacher's residence and garage have also been provided."
The school passed to the control of the South Auckland Education Board in 1969
Teachers
1927-1929 - Mr Lionel D Blomfield (Head Teacher) and Mrs Blomfield (Assistant Teacher)
1929 - 1934 - Mr Edgar Chatterton Baldock (Head Teacher) and Mrs A.M. Baldock (Assistant Teacher)
1934-1935 - Mr P R Kennedy (Head Teacher) and Mrs E Kennedy (Assistant Teacher)
1935-1941 - Miss Violet M Ward (Head Teacher) and Miss T Davison (Assistant Teacher) - Miss N Taylor Assistant 1936, followed by Miss R Foley Assistant 1936, Miss Lois Blake Assistant 1937, Miss Pearl McGuinness 1938-1940, Miss E Hay Assistant 1940-1941
1936 - Mrs Jean Tapp and Miss E M S Tapp (Head Teachers - both relieving)
1941 - Mr B G Broadhurst (Head Teacher) and Mrs E Broadhurst (Assistant Teacher)
1942 - Mr and Mrs Thompson (Relieving)
?1943 - Mr Gane (Relieving)
1944-1946 - Mrs K E Cole (Head Teacher) and H J Peters (Assistant)
1947-1951 - Mr T M Tuohy (Head Teacher) and Mrs D V Tuohy (Assistant)
1951 Mr Stevens (Relieving)
1951-1954 - Mr George Tuoro Marsden (Head Teacher) and Miss E Whiting (Assistant)
1954-? Mr D G Rogers (Head Teacher)
? - 1959 Mrs Bevan
1959-1961 - Mr L E Lyons (Head Teacher) and Mrs Y A Lyons (Assistant)
1962-1964 - Mr S E Thompson (Head Teacher) and Mrs B H Thompson (Assistant)
1965-1968 - Mr W E Hoko (Head Teacher) and Mrs G Hoko (Assistant)
1968- Mr E Hopa (Head Teacher) and Mrs Hopa (Assistant)
Maori Schools
The Native School system was established under the Native School Act 1867 to provide for the education of Maori. The Act established a national system of village primary schools, under the control of the Native Department. Prior to this Maori were mainly educated in church missionary schools. To establish schools it was necessary for 10 Maori living in an area to request that a school be established and they were required to provide land and half the cost of the buildings. The requirement to provide for the costs of the building and teacher's salary was removed in 1871 but not the requirement to provide land.1
In 1879 the 57 native schools were transferred to the Department of Education, which had been established in 1877, and regular visits by an Education Department Inspector began. In 1880 conditions such as curriculum hours of instruction and governance in the Native Schools were standardised by the Native School Code, and in 1894 schooling became compulsory for Maori children
The separate Maori School System administered by the Department of Education was abolished in 1969, and Maraenui School was transferred to the control of the Auckland Education Board.2
1. Ross Calman. 'Maori education – matauranga - The native schools system, 1867 to 1969', Te Ara - the Encyclopedia of New Zealand, updated 13-Jul-12
URL: http://www.TeAra.govt.nz/en/maori-education-matauranga/page-3
2. Barrington, J.M. & Beaglehole, T.H. (1974). Maori Schools in a Changing Society. New Zealand Council for Educational Research: Wellington.
3. Native Schools - Inspection Reports and General Correspondence - Maraenui Native School Part 1 (1927-1945). Archives reference BAAA 1001/955a
4. Maori Schools - Building and Site File - Maraenui (1942-1948). Archives reference BAAA 1001/317a
5. Maori Schools - General Correspondence and Inspection Reports - Maraenui Maori School (1948-1969). Archives reference BAAA 1001/955b
6. Te Kura Mana Maori o Maraenui [School website]. Accessed at http://www.kura.org.nz/mokamoka
- Education Act 1964
- πΌ Primary schools (1878 ‑ )
- πΌ Maori Schools (1847 ‑ 1969)
- π Education (1878 ‑ )
- π’ Hamilton Education Board (1969 ‑ 1989)
- π’ Ministry of Education, Waikato District Office (1989 ‑ )
- π’ Department of Education, Northern Regional Office (1948 ‑ 1969)
- π’ Department of Education, Head Office (1927 ‑ 1948)
- π Realm of New Zealand (1947 ‑ )
- π Dominion of New Zealand (1927 ‑ 1947)
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