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Prepared by J. Elkington. Edited by T. Wilson Kaupapa Maori Supervision Trevor Wilson And Jacquelyn Elkington 30th – 31st May 2012 Whakatuu Marae Prepared by J. Elkington. Edited by T. Wilson

Prepared by J. Elkington. Edited by T. Wilson Report includes: The invitation What we did How we did it Why we did it Participant Feedback Facilitator Learnings Acknowledgments Prepared by J. Elkington. Edited by T. Wilson

The Invitation Came as a telephone call firstly Followed up with an email invite Asked to strengthen implementation of current KMS Promote professional body involvement in Te Whariki Tautoko Prepared by J. Elkington. Edited by T. Wilson

Prepared by J. Elkington. Edited by T. Wilson What we did Karakia Mihimihi Whakawhanaungatanga Mahi Tahi Whakatau Prepared by J. Elkington. Edited by T. Wilson

How we did it Professional body membership Updates since 2012 KMS Waiata a ringa Mahi a Tukutuku Updates since 2012 KMS Mahi a Whakairo Rafter Work Prepared by J. Elkington. Edited by T. Wilson

Prepared by J. Elkington. Edited by T. Wilson Updates since 2012 KMS Whanau Tautoko/ Peer supervision has been implemented by Patariki in the workplace. Some participants have left Models continue to be developed Prepared by J. Elkington. Edited by T. Wilson

Up-coming Maori & Indigenous Models Te Mana o nga Whanau – Paige Waka Ama – Patariki Whakapapa - Jermaine Whakarite/Whakaute – Shep Welcome - William Toolbox – Dianne Hmmm controversy dilemma Prepared by J. Elkington. Edited by T. Wilson

Why we did it To update ourselves since 2010 To strategise professional body membership (TWT) To care and grow ourselves as supervisors in engagement with whakairo, tukutuku Prepared by J. Elkington. Edited by T. Wilson

Feedback I’m not asleep, I’m looking up at the rafters and thinking about how much more I need to know Raruraru reminds of whirlpools Tika to me, means right, not righteous Good to engage with nga tukutuku I sleep under the tukutuku of celestial stars Whenever I see that panel I will remember the $100 note Aroha compensates for what I am still learning Kia ora ki te whare Kakati No coincidence that last tukutuku sums up the others Prepared by J. Elkington. Edited by T. Wilson

Facilitator Learnings Perhaps provide purakau of whare tuktuku, carvings Forgot Follow the Leader exercise Forgot 5min Energiser task Plan in presentations of koha to each participant Work better with the cooks by providing days agenda Prepared by J. Elkington. Edited by T. Wilson

Acknowledgements Ra Hippolite for holding up the fort Ngaire Dawn for transport Shep for guitar and I.T. assistance Shep, Jamein, Paige, Ngaire Dawn, Patariki, Dianne, William for participation Trevor Wilson, Pouwhakahaere Whakatuu Marae, Co-facilitator Whanau Tautoko Te Whariki Tautoko Incorporated Society Prepared by J. Elkington. Edited by T. Wilson