I am outraged at the latest Code for the teaching profession. This document indicates an obvious predilection and disturbing obsession with everything Maori within the Education Council.
Expecting teachers to comply with such a racially-biased Code is a recipe for disaster.
The Treaty of Waitangi, which is now just a historical relic, made us one people. There was no reference in its terms to any partnership; there were no principles in the Treaty and it was certainly never our founding constitutional document.
Therefore, references to a fabricated and misinterpreted Treaty of Waitangi, biculturalism, partnerships, separatism and with an overwhelming emphasis of special treatment for all part-Maori throughout the Code is a racist aberration.
Currently the major initiatives are directed to part-Maori interests while simply ignoring the apathetic 85 per cent of New Zealanders.
NZ is now a multicultural nation comprising many peoples and races.
The Code is an inauspicious document and in its present form needs to be purged of the indoctrination, racial bias and prejudices.
It is a formula for serious racial disharmony which will inevitably promote conflict between teachers, children and parents.
The authors of this Code should hang their heads in shame for producing such a potentially divisive and race-based document.
J Wright, Otumoetai.


11 comments
TREATY TROUGHERS HAVE NO SCRUPPLES!
Posted on 14-07-2017 18:17 | By crazyhorse
Code for the teaching profession?, setting up the next generation of K1W1 for the grievance industry, I see the Natori party wants maori history as a standard subject in school, elevated to the same status maths and English, and we all know what sort of history will be taught, history for pity and profit how sad and how bad, a vote for natori and labori is a vote for maori and the maori Party
crazyhorse...not necessarily..
Posted on 15-07-2017 20:10 | By groutby
...it is just possible that even though National are polling reasonably yet still seek ( at huge $$ cost) the support of the Maori party, if things work out in the way it is going, National could in fact dump the Maori party to guarantee power in favour of...well you look at the polls...:)....yes Labour would view in the same...
I hope your right groutby!.
Posted on 16-07-2017 09:45 | By crazyhorse
But I find it hard to believe the National party with ministers like Finlayson will or can change, there are members of this government clearly running on an agenda,the RMA was a clear example of where their loyalties lie,Winston will surely be pulling a few strings after the next election and lets all hope he sticks to what he has said so far, "no separatism"" but with Winston what he says and what you get don't necessarily always "line up", like it or not the maori party got 31,850 votes at the last election and have really got anything they wanted, all at the expense of the other 85% of New Zealanders, this is a great example here, maori have their own education system do they not?, but is that enough?, no, our schools should be run for children who look to the future, not the past, maths or Maori?
New Zimbabwe = NZ
Posted on 18-07-2017 03:23 | By Captain Sensible
Teachers at my kids school must greet every maori student by name when they enter and leave the classroom. To hell with the non-maori students....being non-maori they are second class and are not worthy of a special greeting by name. All schools have maori achiever awards where the cost of food and refreshments and awards is met by school funds (ie these funds are taken from other subjects or students), and guess what? There are NO awards for any other race in the schools. The haka is given more mana than passing exams. That these racist maori-only privileges occur in a so-called "democracy" is a disgrace and more fitting for a country like Zimbabwe.
Retired teachers and ex- principles
Posted on 19-07-2017 08:42 | By crazyhorse
Are starting to come forward on this, some interesting blogs out there, be great to get one of these people from the actual "coal face" in a position of authority on education, we have had enough "lies" enough "propaganda" foisted on our children, school is for education not to set up a "food chain" for future iwi corporates.
Investing in Current Resources
Posted on 22-07-2017 12:35 | By $10 Tauranga
Prospective governments are making promises about investing more resources into training more teachers, how about investing more in the current teachers. The claim that teachers enjoy shorter days and more holidays than other workers, they work long hours, sometimes 7 days a week, preparing lessons, preparing resources, marking work. In addition, many are involved in coaching sports teams, conducting choirs, directing plays, organising costumes, school activities, fund raising all over and above their teaching. Their teaching role includes, mentoring, social work, enforcer, comedian, juggler, good listening skills. As role models, they are always on duty so why not pay them accordingly.
The author of this letter is totally confused.
Posted on 23-07-2017 13:04 | By R. Bell
as are crazyhorse, groutby and captain second class. The treaty of Waitangi is not an historical relic, it is the foundation of this nation. As revered as the Magna Carta,the American declaration of independence and Constitution etc. Lies, as implied and claimed have to be accompanied by evidence. There can be no "grievance" industry without grievance. Recognition of Maori is not racist J. Wright what is racist, is the obsessive criticism of any reference to the right of Maori to exist, and the accompanying childish insult, by the usual culprits. Our education system is gradually eradicating these demeaning habits from many K1W1s thank god for that. Robin Bell.
Poor Robby
Posted on 23-07-2017 13:59 | By crazyhorse
Forgets one thing, the treaty of Waitangi is not even a legal document and it is only a foundation for the treaty troughing industry, you seem to think you will always have Natouri and Finlayson to push your seperatist agenda , that will not be the case.
new zimbabwe ?
Posted on 23-07-2017 14:58 | By tutae.kuri
I am really surprised at the lack of reaction to Captain Sensible's post. That is a real reason for Outrage!!! I have not heard of a similar situation where the Maori Kids are greeted by name, coming and going from the classroom. while the remaining kids do not get that treatment ?? Surely that is an isolated case ? The school involved should have that addressed by the Parents , and quickly.As for the ToW being as revered as Magna Carta and Declaration of Independence , give me a break ! The darned document is being constantly abused by the Revisionists and grievance industry.The discredited Ngatata Love once said that the Claims would go on forever and it was not the people's way to accept final settlement.
New Zimbabwe, tutae.
Posted on 24-07-2017 09:17 | By R. Bell
There is no point being outraged at captain second class. He has promoted his second class "status" for many years, hoping to appeal to non Maori and any prejudice they may have. Best just ignore it. He simply makes it up as he goes, knowing verification is impossible. I find your shock at my assertion that the treaty is revered, rather strange, after all we now have a very vocal Hobsons "Pledge" using its signing as a base for its anti Maori rights activism. By the way tutae are you now proposing Maori have non elected representation? Robin Bell.
Representation
Posted on 25-07-2017 15:00 | By tutae.kuri
The Maori Party have been extremely effective in government as a minority party. There is no need for separate Maori seats . It has been shown they have been effective under their own steam.Maori need to have a closer look at the numbers. With a 15% population base and ALL on the General Roll, they could have more influence than they currently have. All it requires is organisation and a Policy appealing to all. Some of the Maori Members in Parliament are more accomplished speakers than their other colleagues too.However, ALL representatives in Public Office must be elected by the People with no reference to Race.
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