Kia Ora,
Samantha here. Just to let you know we are travelling to Wellington tomorrow. Alicia and I are presenting our product to the judges at 12:50 on Wednesday so I am certainly looking foward to that. When we get back, I will let you know how we get on!
Kei Te Pai
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Our Achievements So Far!
Winners of Eastern Bay of Plenty:
Business Plan Competition
Business Card Design
Oral Presentation of the Business Plan
Business Plan Competition
Business Card Design
Oral Presentation of the Business Plan
Check out our Web Site!
About Us
Kei Te Pai is a company comprising seven Year 12 students from Opotiki College. Our team possesses many individual talents and skills and almost the whole team has come from a Maori background which has helped immensely with our final concept.
We think our product is timely and will be a big hit both in the tourism and education markets because we believe that many people are curious about the Maori way of life.
Contact us on email: keitepai@opotikicol.school.nz
Snail mail:
Opotiki College
PO Box 146,
St John Street
Opotiki
Telephone: 07 315 7022 (School)
Fax: 07 315 5639 (School)
Cell: 027 699 0209 (Sales Director)
We think our product is timely and will be a big hit both in the tourism and education markets because we believe that many people are curious about the Maori way of life.
Contact us on email: keitepai@opotikicol.school.nz
Snail mail:
Opotiki College
PO Box 146,
St John Street
Opotiki
Telephone: 07 315 7022 (School)
Fax: 07 315 5639 (School)
Cell: 027 699 0209 (Sales Director)
Our Product - Kei te Pai on the Marae
Eighty percent of our school community is Maori and six of the seven members of Kei Te Pai are Maori so it was essential for us to look for a product which would reflect our ethnicity and if possible reflect the beautiful area in which we live, which is very rich in Maori history.
Traditional Maori kai (food)
Cultural History
Basic Te Reo Maori
Kapa Haka
Marae structure
Manu Korero
Kingitanga
Marae protocols
An Interesting Fact
If Maori were an independent country, they would be the fourth most entrepreneurial country in the world – Source: GEM New Zealand 2004/2005 Report.
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