Glenbrook School Charter 2024
How Does Glenbrook School give effect to Te Tiriti O Waitangi?
At Glenbrook School, we continue to make connections from our past, while preparing in our present and for our future selves. “Mātai ki te rangi, homai te kauhau wānanga ki uta, ka whiti he ora”. Look beyond the horizon, and draw near the bodies of knowledge that will take us into the future. (Te Mātaiaho 2023).
At Glenbrook School we acknowledge and give effect to Te Tiriti o Waitangi. We actively seek to engage and promote the principles- partnership, protection and participation of Te Tiriti O Waitangi. We review our cultural responsiveness annually with all. We recognise Ngati Te Ata, who are mana whenua and we ensure that Maori are succeeding as Maori. Te Tiriti and its principles (as articulated by the Courts and the Waitangi Tribunal) set out obligations for the Crown and Māori, that guide how tangata Tiriti¹ and tangata whenua can live together with mutual respect. The key principles include rangatiratanga, partnership, participation, active protection, equity, and opportunity. They provide for the active protection of taonga, including te reo Māori, tikanga Māori, and mātauranga Māori, and enable fair and equitable educational processes and outcomes for Māori and for all ākonga.
Glenbrook School Strategic Plan and Initiatives 2024-2027
Glenbrook School Strategic Plan and Initiatives 2024-2027
Statement of Variance
Please see our annual Statement of Variance.
Glenbrook School 2023 Statement of Variance
Please see our Annual Financial Reports.
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