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Children at a kōhanga reo learn a waiata. Kōhanga reo (language nests) began in the 1980s as a Māori initiative to provide pre-school education in the Māori language. Staffed by volunteers, including many older people fluent in the language, kōhanga soon proved highly popular and successful.
Te whakamahi i tēnei tūemi
Reference: Jane Ritchie, Chance to be equal. Whatamongo Bay: Cape Catley, 1978
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