The Pt England Way- Explanation

It was a long time ago when the Pt England Way started. Well the Year 2001 was when it started, 13 years ago. Imagine how long that is”? Then about 5 -6 years later it was named Pt England School.

Back in 2001 there was a great teacher called Ortolani Meleisea.

She comes up with random good idea and a smart teacher. She help them come up with idea for the korero.

The Pt England Way”..... Means that it is our kawa of care, the way we do things so that we can be happy with one another, safe, enjoy each others’ company, learn well and have a good time. Some of the ways are trying our best and striving to succeed. The Pt England way helps us to be a good role model and helps to represent our school well.

Our 3p’s helps us to communicate and learn well in school and out of school.  The 3p’s means participate, partnership and protection. The 3p’s help us to take care and be responsible with each others. It shows people the right way and  gives good impression to others.

Treaty Of Waitangi

The British Queen Victoria sent a man named William Hobson on her behalf, to try make peace and try solve problems with the Maoris in Nz.  So he signed the treaty/contract, a legal agreement on the 6th of February 1840, at Waitangi in Bay of islands.

The 3 p’s represents Protection Partnership and Participation, which was used by the Maori and British. The british and the Maori wanted to protect the land and also the British and the Maori’s all wanted to participate in the land. Unfortunately the British didn’t want to share the land.

They thought that if they would sign the treaty/Legal Contract, they would rule over nz. The Maoris thought that the British will control the settlers. Somehow they started trading and unfortunately found peace.

What does the Treaty of Waitangi mean to us in Pt England. Well It means to us that we should care for others and respect the prefects and everyone else. It also means to us that we could participate in every subject and sport. Play fair which everyone will have a smile on there face,

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