Today a group of 14 year 7 students were selected to attend the National Young Leaders Day at Horncastle Arena. The day involved hearing about the key to leadership from a variety of guest speakers. These included Sala Tiatia, Ronnie Taulafo, Christian Gallen, Kings, Dr Lehan Stemmet and others.
The theme of the day was:
He aha te kai a te rangatira? He Kōrero, He Kōrero, He Kōrero
What is the food of a leader? It is conversations
The group took away a lot of inspiration and ideas about how to be great leaders.
Here are some photos from the day:
The mighty Tōtara tree stands tall and proud. It protects those smaller than itself. In ancient times it was used to build waka that carried hundreds of warriors and build whare to protect people from the earths elements. As the team gifted with the name tōtara, we take on much of it’s meaning. We protect those who are younger than us and we support others by encouraging them, and being active role models in our kura. We are the leaders of KNS.
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