Kia ora Whānau

Upcoming Whānau Hui!

A friendly reminder that our Whānau Hui is happening next week! This is a wonderful opportunity to sit down together, celebrate the amazing learning and progress your child has made over the last two terms, and look at their exciting next steps.

When:

Wednesday 1st July: 1:00pm – 6:00pm
Thursday 2nd July: 3:00pm – 6:00pm

Bookings can made via skoolloop, by calling the office or letting me know so I can make the booking for you.

Thank you to those who have already booked. We value your partnership and look forward to catching up with you all! 

Kind regards

Jacqui Hooper

Kia ora e te whānau 

Here is this week's newsletter - enjoy catching up on our news.

Reminder that Whānau Hui are in two weeks time - book your slot through the Skoolloop app or call the Office and Shirlz will help you. Our Mid Year reports will be given to you at the hui with your child's teacher. 

Have a great weekend 

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Starting from tomorrow, we will be selling noodles and Juicies every Monday - Wednesday.

Please pay your monies to your classroom teacher in the morning.

Arigatoo Gozaimasu!

Whānau Hui - we are looking forward to seeing all our school whānau at our upcoming hui. 

Week 11.

Wednesday 1st July and Thursday 2nd July

Please note that school will finish early on Wednesday (12.30pm) We will eat lunch at 12pm that day to give staff an opportunity to get ready for the hui. 

Bookings on Skoolloop App (or ring the Office for help) 

Talofa Lava ia outou uma!

Welcome to Samoan Language Week - Vaiaso o le Gagana Samoa.

The theme for the week is:

"E afua mai i mauga tetele manuia o le nu'u"
From the high mountains are the blessings of the village

There are many meanings that one can take from this proverb, but the one that sticks with our a'oga (school) is living sustainably. Like many Polynesian, Melanesian and Micronesian countries, living off the land is something that is still continued today. The blessings that come from planting, harvesting, rearing and gathering your own food is plentiful.

As we venture into Le Vaiaso o le Gagana Samoa, lets explore and understand what the theme means.

Here is our programme for the week, with Sapa Sui for sale on Wednesday.

Other learning and activities will be done in individual classes.