Education Programmes

Pepehatanga Kōrero o Puke Ariki

Students will uncover the history of the Puke Ariki pā, from the 1700s to the 1800s. This lesson ties in well for students researching their family pēpeha.

Ngā Kōrero Mō te Mounga

The Mounga is very special to all those who like near it. Students will explore its geological and cultural significance.

Ko te Raranga, Ko te Poi

Students will explore the taonga in Takapou Whāriki, focusing on raranga (weaving) and the new exhibition Ko Taku Poi te Manu.

Homework: Taranaki Art 2020

Students can connect with local artworks and learn about different disciplines through the Homework exhibition.

Then and Now: How 1930's life compares to 2020 NZ

We will explore the similarities and difference between life today and in the 1930s using Thompsons' Hut.

Plymouth Company

Explore how the first European settlers felt when the arrived in Taranaki and what they found when they got here.

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Pre-school Visits to the Museum

Pre-schools and kindys are welcome at Puke Ariki for a self-guided visit.

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Ngā Kōrero Mō te Mounga

Ko te Raranga, Ko te Poi

Homework: Taranaki Art 2020

Then and Now: How 1930's life compares to 2020 NZ

Plymouth Company

Pre-school Visits to the Museum