Darcie Price Celebrant

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The union is the people.  The people voted to strike. The support staff offer is a joke. It wasn't just about pay.  Yes,...
23/10/2025

The union is the people. The people voted to strike.
The support staff offer is a joke. It wasn't just about pay. Yes, we chose the mahi but in order to be our best for the kids there are some things that would help the environment.

Here's the environment:
1. Most teachers adore their support staff. Some treat them like servants to do the jobs that they don't want to do.
2. There is no induction... sink or swim.
3. You lead with your heart, work with the child who has the funding, and often, you don't know how to best help because there is no training.
4. You figure it out though using the internet, picking teachers' brains, trial by fire, and you definitely start weekday drinking, feel like a failure, and cry often.
5.You work in classes that are constantly some level of loud, in close proximity to 23-28 germy children.
6. Your sick days disappear if your own kid is sick, and then when it's time for you to be sick, you just gotta work through it or lose the pay.
7. You get to know the kids in ways the teachers can't always get to... understand their triggers, when they are off, their favorite rewards, their fears and their loves.
8. We will clean all the messes, do all the jobs, and take a beating from an 8 year old.
9. Our hours and jobs are often the first to be cut because there is no funding and the school can't afford us.... but the school can't afford not to have us because of the support we bring to their class spaces.
10. We often have all these extra skills gained from a lifetime of doing something else that are engaged daily - negotiation, mediation, language, persuasion, reasoning, running, descalating, calming, cheerleading, motivating, hide n seek (mainly seek), listening, problem solving, nurturing, sarcasm, wit...
11. If we use our own car to drive students to camp, our petrol is worth less than a teachers.

When will there be real changes made to positively impact classroom environments and support the diverse needs of our children in a way the values the contribution support staff bring to their schools?

The union is the people and the people voted strike!

23/10/2025

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https://youtu.be/DQv7EuOyvOc?si=s205ICH0T3Ce0vdRNiuean cover of Tōku reo!
20/10/2025

https://youtu.be/DQv7EuOyvOc?si=s205ICH0T3Ce0vdR

Niuean cover of Tōku reo!

"Vagahau Mai" — Niue Cover of Toku Reo, Toku OhoohoA beautiful Niuean language rendition of Toku Reo, Toku Ohooho, composed by Sarah Magaoa and sung by the t...

Ko Darcie e higoa haaku.Ko Jack e tama haaku.Looking forward to our activities for niuean language week at
19/10/2025

Ko Darcie e higoa haaku.
Ko Jack e tama haaku.

Looking forward to our activities for niuean language week at

19/10/2025

For our Tau Fiti Hula group at school and for niuean language week, mum choreographed a song for us! Koe fiti siale - this version by the Plastik Squad

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19/10/2025
Fakaalofa!Welcome to Niuean language week! Vagahau Niue! 🇳🇺
18/10/2025

Fakaalofa!

Welcome to Niuean language week! Vagahau Niue!
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It was a beautiful day for a memorial to a man who loved deeply and was loved fiercely in return by all he came across. ...
08/10/2025

It was a beautiful day for a memorial to a man who loved deeply and was loved fiercely in return by all he came across.

First wedding of the season at  and I'm leaving with my arms full of plant cuttings 🤭
03/10/2025

First wedding of the season at and I'm leaving with my arms full of plant cuttings 🤭

Shared from Facebook,  Te Wiki o te Reo Māori.While the language is different, there are similarities.
04/06/2025

Shared from Facebook, Te Wiki o te Reo Māori.

While the language is different, there are similarities.

There was some talk last night at hula that it's easy to make my cry. Pono! Absolute truth. A song,  an animated kids mo...
26/05/2025

There was some talk last night at hula that it's easy to make my cry. Pono! Absolute truth. A song, an animated kids movie (son watches closely with tissue), a story, a kids kapa haka performance, food brought to me (my love language).

And then there are the moments when people appear and the joy leaks from my eyes. I love all my friends, wholeheartedly, but there is something extra special when your mate from your childhood and his whānau travels 300km for a hug, to sing around the fire, to share a joke (even if the joke is me) and to bless your whenua in a sunrise ceremony. The time together was fleeting but has filled my cup for at least a few months!

💛💛💛love you, my brother, and the fam bamz more than words will ever be able to say!

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Fakaalofa Lahi Atu, Kia Ora, Hello! Originally from Titirangi, West Auckland; my heart and home now belongs in the north, where I live with my son, husband and collection of animals. My dad whakapapa’s to the Taranaki and Wellington regions and my mum is from ‘The Rock’...the stunningly rugged Niue.

I am a trained and experienced celebrant who is currently completing my Diploma in Celebrant Studies through the New Zealand Celebrant School. I am also a member of the professional body for celebrants, The Celebrants Association of New Zealand (CANZ).

My celebrant journey began in 2014 and since then I have had the honour of creating memories for families by celebrating their moments with love and laughter. I take pride in listening to your story, in order to create a ceremony specific and unique to you with words crafted with care. A ceremony is all about you and together we will work to ensure you get your ceremony, your way.

I look forward to meeting you!