Nga Kura Maori - The Native Schools System 1867-1969
The book examines the history and impact of New Zealand's Native Schools, which were established to educate Māori children. It analyzes the policies, educational practices, and societal attitudes that shaped these schools, highlighting both their contributions and shortcomings in promoting Māori language and culture. Simon's work emphasizes the complex legacy of the Native Schools and their role in the broader context of Māori education and identity.
