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Watch: Unreal performance sees Te Kura o Te Teko crowned 2017 National Primary Kapa Haka Competition champs

November 10, 2017

A powerful performance has seen Te Kura o Te Teko-Ngā Taiohi crowned the overall winners of the 2017 National Primary Kapa Haka Competition today.

The Bay of Plenty school had some stiff competition over the five day event which took place at Rugby Park in Gisborne this week.

Third place went to Te Kapa Hurutea o Horouta Wānanga, and second place was taken out by Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Waioweka.

Tune in to TVNZ1's Te Karere at 4pm, then ondemand , to see more on the winners and other competitors at the 2017 National Primary Kapa Haka Competition.

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