Sunday, 21 October 2018

Celebrating Niuean language & India Diwali Week

  
WHAKAPONO 20 WOULD LIKE TO SHARE SOME PHOTOS OF WHAT THEY HAVE DONE THROUGH OUR FIRST WEEK BACK..
APART FROM OUR FULL ON LITERACY PROGRAMME AND MATHS; WE HAVE BEEN PRACTISING OUR DANCE, AND MAKING RANGOLI PATTERNS. THANK YOU FOR VISITING OUR BLOG.
KARA AND HER RANGOLI

LIZZY FROM T25 CAME TO BEIN OUR CLASS WHILE HER TEACHER ORGANISED OUR NIUEAN WEEK WITH MR IKITULE
JADA AND HIS RANGOLI PATTERN


             
    

MISS MADDY - LOOKING STUNNING
  





OUR TEACHERS REPRESENTING THE CULTURES

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1 comment:

  1. Rowandale’s Principal22 October 2018 at 10:54

    Fakaaue Lahi #Whakapono20 for your amazing blog that covered what @RowandaleSchool and your class did and enjoyed about Niue Language Week 2018 and our Diwali Celebrations ... I loved seeing your students doing their chalk Rangoli patterns outside your classroom ... Monuina e aho fanau

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