The residence was for boys aged 11-14 and was one of several residences that catered for the growing Māori population in the Child Welfare Division’s homes. In the late 1960s it introduced Māori language, history, and culture into the curriculum.[i]
The residence was for boys aged 11-14 and was one of several residences that catered for the growing Māori population in the Child Welfare Division’s homes. In the late 1960s it introduced Māori language, history, and culture into the curriculum.[i]